Progress & Impact New Venture Fund Grantees

SUN Civil Society Network
May 2016
Photo: Mark Kaye/Save the Children
Civil Society
Drivers of change and sustainable development
A progress update on NVF grantees efforts

Nutrition Advocacy Fund grantees
Applicant Country
Final Funding
Amount
Action Against Hunger Burkina Faso USD 132,000.00
CALMA and SUN CSA El Salvador USD 119,000.00
Concern and SUN CSA Malawi USD 100,000.00
SUN CSA Mozambique USD 132,000.00
Micronutrient Initiative Pakistan USD 132,000.00
Care and SUN CSA Peru USD 132,000.00
Family Health Rwanda Rwanda USD 132,000.00
Eau-Vie-Environnement,
SUN Senegal
Senegal USD 120,000.00
Focus 1000 Sierra Leone USD 130,000.00
PANITA Tanzania USD 135,000.00
SUN CSA Zambia USD 103,000.00
TOTAL USD 1,367,000.00
NVF grantees

Thanks to your support
Between Jan- May 2016, NVF grantees have
• Secured financial and political commitments for nutrition in Pakistan, Peru, Zambia
• Supported constitutional reform in Sierra Leone to encourage inclusion of the right to
food
• Organised large scale advocacy efforts and social mobilisation activities to raise
awareness of importance of nutrition in Malawi, Mozambique, Pakistan, Peru,
Senegal, Sierra Leone, Zambia
• Increased nutrition media coverage in Sierra Leone, Mozambique and Zambia
• Supported Civil Society Alliances to conduct budget analysis at national and sub-
national levels leading to…
• Informed advocacy for increased investment in nutrition in Malawi, Tanzania,
Zambia, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone and Senegal CSAs also plan to conduct similar
efforts

Thanks to your support
• Secured commitment to nutrition by new political candidates in national and local
election processes in Peru, Pakistan and Zambia
• Driven parliamentarian engagement in nutrition across all countries.
• Galvanised advocacy initiatives in other countries who are not NVF recipients
including Zimbabwe, Bangladesh and Myanmar
• Enabled collaboration with other organisations in a more strategic manner including
Graca Machel Trust, Global Nutrition Report.

Progress at country level
© National Nutrition Council, Madagascar

Burkina Faso CSA
RESONUT (réseau de la société civile pour la nutrition)
Since 16 Dec 2014
132,000.00 USD - NVF
Hosted by Action
Against Hunger –
an international
NGO
32 Civil Society Organisations
INGOs
5
Local CSOs
14
Social
Movements
13
Membership
NUTRITION
SENSITIVE ACTIVITIES
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Treatment of acute
malnutrition
Micronutrient
supplementation
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Access to healthcare Women’s empowerment
Disaster resilience
Exclusive breastfeeding
up to 6 months of age
Food fortification

Burkina Faso
Progress & Impact
Budget and situation analysis & Advocacy for increased investment for nutrition
• RESONUT (SUN Civil Society Alliance in Burkina Faso) contributes to the nutrition situation analysis for
Burkina Faso multi-stakeholder effort & ensure nutrition commitments are integrated
• RESONUT is contracting consultants to lead on nutrition budget analysis work in alignment with government
efforts & to inform advocacy for increased investments in nutrition
• RESONUT started working with MPs in March/April before the examination of the Finance Act (in April), to
ensure there is a significant amount / percentage of budget allocated to nutrition in the 2017 national
budget.
• Advocacy note on nutrition related issues (financing, coordination... ) to the President of the National
Assembly and to the Minister of Economy, Finance and Development
• RESONUT worked with the United Nations Network for Nutrition and civil society members to promote the
integration of nutrition into the new Burkina Faso's development strategic document : Economic and Social
Development Plan (PNDES 2016-2020)
• Training of members on public policies and budget (related to nutrition) monitoring and analysis (SUN
Methodology and sharing experiences with the Collective All United for Nutrition (TUN) from Niger
Public mobilization
• A song and a video clip to mobilize the general public on stakes in Nutrition are in production
• RESONUT published a press release on the United Nations Decade of Action on Nutrition

Burkina Faso
Progress & Impact
Accountability
• RESONUT continues to track progress made on nutrition commitments (including Nutrition for Growth and
WHA)
• RESONUT contributes to a West Africa Civil Society Declaration calling for increased investment in nutrition,
SMART commitments and accountability and making CS commitments. The declaration is being use for WHA
and African Development Bank advocacy efforts.
• RESONUT continues to track progress made on nutrition commitments (including Nutrition for Growth and
WHA)
• RESONUT will soon launch studies on: Existing types of multi-sectoral anchorage and functionality ; and on
Existing accountability mechanisms in the health sector in Burkina Faso;
• RESONUT contributes to a West Africa Civil Society Declaration calling for increased investment in nutrition,
SMART commitments and accountability and making CS commitments – cf later in presentation.
• RESONUT participates to the joint assessment of progress in 2015 (SUN Burkina Faso Platform)
Parliamentarian champions
• In Burkina Faso a parliamentary network for nutrition is under construction was created, with support from
RESONUT. Several contacts have already been made, especially towards already existing MP networks
(women and development, water and sanitation). The network regulations are currently under development
and a plan of actions have recently been developed, under the direction of the Deputy GNOUMOU Dissa
Boureima.

NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Disaster resilience
Education and
employment
El Salvador CSA
Alianza de las organizaciones de la Sociedad Civil
NUTRES- El Salvador
Since 27 Aug 2014 119,000.00 USD - NVF
Hosted by CALMA–
a local CSO
Local CSOs
1
Social
Movements
6
Membership

El Salvador
Progress & Impact
Advocacy efforts
• Meetings engaging various actors around advocacy efforts to get SMART financial and political commitments
and Rio attendance resulted in commitments to actively participate in efforts in the build up to Rio through
a coalition (CONASAN, MINSAL, technical secretary within the president’s office, UNICEF, FAO, INCAP,
WHO/PAHO, CALMA, consultants ).
• An advocacy plan was developed with clear steps to getting commitments from various actors
• In process of documenting nutrition profile and analysis for El Salvador
Meeting with CONASAN Meeting with a nutrition specialist from
the Technical Secretary of the President’s
Office
Meeting with PAHO/WHO

Malawi CSA
Malawi Civil Society Organisations Nutrition Alliance (CSONA)
Since 1 May 2013
100,000.00 USD - NVF
Hosted by
Concern– an
international NGO
NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Treatment of acute
malnutrition
Micronutrient
supplementation
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Disaster resilience
Education and
employment
Food fortification
INGOs
32
Local CSOs
13
Membership

Malawi
Progress & Impact
Accountability
• CSA holds government to account on not progressing / achieving the WHA targets
Budget analysis and advocacy for increased investment
• Budget tracking workshop with parliamentarians held in Malawi - breaking nutrition budget down to
community level.
• CSONA to conduct rapid budget analysis – 2 week window as soon as budget released to be able to review
and track what has been allocated.
• CSA coordinator presents and advocates at World Bank Spring meeting.
• A dynamic parliamentarian group for food and nutrition is present in Malawi. The civil society organisation
for nutrition action (CSONA) has been working closely with the group to inform them of the nutrition
situation in Malawi and through undertaking analysis of budgets for nutrition. CSONA has engaged MPs in
two fact finding missions on nutrition and organised training for MPs on budget analysis and tracking in
partnership with Save the Children International and Graca Machel Trust (GMT).
• Parliamentarians keen to know how money breaks down at community level.
• 13 MPs have signed pledges to champion Nutrition in advance of the Rio Olympics in 2016 and the signed
pledges were published in national press.

Mozambique CSA
Since 17 Jul 2013
132,000.00 USD - NVF
Hosted by the Associação
de Nutrição e Segurança
Alimentar (ANSA –
Association for nutrition
and food security – a
national CSO
23 at national level & 55 at Provincial level
INGOs
41
Local CSOs
37
Membership
NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Treatment of acute
malnutrition
Micronutrient
supplementation
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Food fortification

Mozambique
Progress & Impact
Accountability and advocacy for nutrition prioritisation & increased investment
• The Advocacy Campaign
– Targets decision makers
– Focus - nutrition is a key factor for the wellbeing of the child and society/community
– 6 areas - Infant, pregnant women, health, Education, Gender – early marriage and early pregnancy, and
Development/economy
• As part of their advocacy campaigns the alliance has met with parliamentarian commissions for Planning
and Budget & Social affairs, Gender, Technology and social communication respectively. They have also
planned meetings with commissions for Agriculture, Economy and Environment, the Cabinet of
Parliamentarian Women and Cabinet of Parliamentarian Youth). In addition, the alliance has met with key
Ministries such as Health, Education, Youth and Sport, and National Institute for Social affairs as well as the
First lady Cabinet.
• Face to face meetings with parliamentarians, ministries, and First Lady calling for nutrition budgeting and
tracking and government high level participation at Rio 2016
• MoH launching end of May (26th) strategy for behaviour change communication
• TV spots, posters, ads, digital tools for raising awareness on importance of nutrition and nutrition
investment
• Planning meetings have been held at both national and provincial level in order to advance commitment
and action this year

Pakistan CSA
SUN Civil Society Alliance Pakistan
Since 24 Dec 2014
132,000.00 USD - NVF
Hosted by
Micronutrient
Initiative – an
international NGO
NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Treatment of acute
malnutrition
Micronutrient
supplementation
Agriculture
Access to healthcare
INGOs
8
Local CSOs
97
Social
Movements
3
Membership

Pakistan
Progress & Impact
• SUN CSA Pk advocates in various forums - a meeting to discuss a multisectoral strategy for nutrition; a
national conference on nutrition sensitive agriculture; at provincial level in Balochistan where rates of
malnutrition are high
• In process of conducting policy landscape analysis in Pakistan to prepare policy briefs.
• The minister of planning has committed 100 million rupees per year for nutrition. The aim is to have a
commitment of 500 million per year.
• Local government of Balochistan recognises nutrition, food security and DRR as a priority and commits
more financial resources
• Budget analysis to track spending on nutrition is in process
Accountability
• CSA members met prime minister – PM very interested to allocate resources for nutrition and decided to
set up a cell to look after monitoring of SDGs and nutrition activities as well as tracking nutrition spending
and allocation

Pakistan
Progress & Impact
Other advocacy efforts
• CSA also builds capacity of CSOs to advocate effectively - adapting the CSN tool kit
• Production of 3 TV talk shows, 10 radio programs and 10 newspaper supplements/pieces & social media
campaign to Generate Public debate on the impact of malnutrition underway
• Conducted training need assessment of CSA member organizations and started trainings of CSOs on nutrition
advocacy skills
Accountability
• CSA members met prime minister – PM very interested to allocate resources for nutrition and decided to
set up a cell to look after monitoring of SDGs and nutrition activities as well as tracking nutrition spending
and allocation
• The civil society alliance has registered considerable interest from parliamentarians in their work. They have
a relationship with the Meeting with the speaker for parliament Rahila Rahmid. Their work involves national
representatives of government as well as regional province based political representatives.

Peru CSA
Iniciativa contra la Desnutrición Infantil (IDI)
Since 1 Sep 2006
132,000.00 USD - NVF
Independent entity
INGOs
13
Local CSOs
6
Membership
NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIESMicronutrient
supplementation
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Disaster resilience

Peru
Progress & Impact
Advocacy for commitments and sustained nutrition prioritisation
• IDI conducts large campaign & advocacy efforts (workshops, meetings with ministers and vice-
ministers,...) targeting politicians and political parties, mobilising citizens to make specific
nutrition asks and demand for SMART and accountable commitments from government
• Impact so far
– Congress candidates sign commitments to fight childhood malnutrition
– Citizens call for the president to sign a commitment for childhood malnutrition
– IDI secures nutrition commitments from 7 of 9 candidates (2 of which are leads in the second round)
in advance of 2016 national elections and now hopes to reach out to regional governors and sub-
national government to demonstrate the groundswell of public support for improving nutrition in Peru
and maintaining the gains the country has made.
• More can be found here.
– workshop with regional governors who are already supporting interventions with candidates so they
can feel there is pressure from sub-national governments
– a big public campaign via social media and in press and radio
– Preparing with the MoH to support resolutions at the WHA

Rwanda CSA
SUN Civil Society Alliance (CiSA) Rwanda
Since 25 Mar 2015
132,000.00 USD - NVF
Hosted by Society
for Family Health
(SFH) Rwanda – a
local CSO
INGOs
16
Local CSOs &
social
movements
63
Membership
NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Treatment of acute
malnutrition
Micronutrient
supplementation
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Disaster resilience
Education and
employment
Food fortification

Rwanda
Progress & Impact
Advocacy for nutrition prioritisation
• Working with the Office of the Prime Minister to support the development of a secretariat to improve
multi-stakeholder and multi-sectoral coordination for nutrition in Rwanda. Impact: The secretariat was
established under a cabinet decision a few weeks ago and will be coordinated by the Ministry of Local
Government.
• SFH Rwanda in collaboration with the SUN Alliance contracted key artists in the country such as; award
winners, film actors, media and Miss Rwanda 2016. These have accepted to work with both organisations
for a period of one year as nutrition champions. Impact: These have so far been invited to open dialogues to
share their views on nutrition.
• Actively organising events and meetings with different stakeholders - policy makers, donors, government
agencies, MPs & Minister of agriculture, MoH, Ministry of Local Government etc... to raise nutrition as a
priority and advocate for increased investment. Impact: Community consultation is underway on issues of
nutrition.

Rwanda
Progress & Impact
The SUN Alliance in Rwanda has been working to organize parliamentary hearings and policy makers
engagement on the theme of nutrition for health, the nutrition situation and needed actions. The first public
session took place in the Chamber of Deputies on March 15, 2016. The Alliance also continues its advocacy for
increased investment for nutrition and tracking of results. This is backed by a series of workshops at provincial
levels engaging all decision makers in a province is made up of Six districts.

Senegal CSA
Plateforme des organisations de la société civile
pour le renforcement de la nutrition et de la sécurité
alimentaire au Sénégal (Plateforme OSC SUN)
Since 15 Dec 2015 120,000.00 USD - NVF
Hosted by Eau-Vie-
environnement – a
local CSO
NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Treatment of acute
malnutrition
Micronutrient
supplementation
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Disaster resilience
Education and
employment
Food fortification
INGOs
23
Local CSOs
3
Social
Movements
4
Membership

Senegal
Progress & Impact
• Budget analysis and dialogue with government planned
• The SUN Civil Society Alliance in Senegal is going to work closely with the health commission in link ahead of
the vote of the 2017 budget.
• Improving nutrition advocacy through cross-learning
• Working with local authorities and elected local officials.
• Fact finding mission with parliamentarians.
• Running a nutrition caravan to visit communities and encourage public mobilisation.
• In Senegal, a few Members of the Parliament got involved in budget advocacy for nutrition. In 2015,
members of the national assembly health commission undertook a study of the budgetary lines within the
2013-2015 national budgets that are dedicated to nutrition sensitive and specific interventions. Dr Mame
Gueye Dione, Vice President of this commission, is very active and had the opportunity to present the results
of the budget analysis and to discuss nutrition advocacy with the civil society during a regional conference on
undernutrition in West Africa that was organized by Action Against Hunger last June, in Dakar.

INGOs
13
Local CSOs
237
Social
Movements
10
Membership
Sierra Leone CSA
HANSL-CSP
Since 1 Oct 2013
130,000.00 USD - NVF
Hosted by FOCUS
1000 – a local CSO
NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Disaster resilience

Sierra Leone
Progress & Impact
• The HAN-SL has reached out to parliamentarians in their advocacy work. They are currently working on
encouraging the new national constitution includes the right to food and recently supported the country’s
first food and nutrition fair.
• Impact: First Draft of Sierra Leone’s Constitution makes provision for the rights to food – http://www.han-
sl.org/index.php/news/61-first-draft-of-sierra-leone-s-constitution-makes-provision-for-the-rights-to-food
Advocacy efforts
• Health partners hold meeting to reduce Anaemia in Sierra Leone
• Orientation of Market Women, Drivers Union and Bike Riders Union Members for MCH Week
• Media plays a strong role in key activities relating to nutrition and health:
– Media invited to Press Conference on 21 April and encouraged to support promotion of the national nutrition fair -
Resulting in - Media houses offered free TV and Radio slots including: 6 TV slots, (AYV, SLBC TV) and Radio programmes/
interviews and 3 newspaper publications on the Health and Nutrition Fair.
– During the event - Live radio coverage for the 3 days, Float Parade: live broadcast on 2 radio stations ( VOI and Freetown
Radio), Live interviews broadcasted in 6 partner stations, set up of a mini studio at the Fair to conduct Panel interviews
of experts (on nutrition, health, immunization) and members of the public to broadcasted live.
– “Good Nutrition: Key For a Healthy Nation” video
• National Health and Nutrition Fair 2016 a 3 day event 29 April -1 May designed to showcase interventions
by Govt, CSOs, UN and business partners to end hunger and malnutrition and improve health outcomes in
Sierra Leone.

Tanzania CSA
Partnership For Nutrition In Tanzania (PANITA)
Since 1 Oct 2013
135,000.00 USD - NVF
Registered as an
independent entity
More on
membership
Building a Multi-
institutional National
Nutrition Platform: The
Case of PANITA
JUST CLICK ON BOXES
No information available on areas of focus of the CSA
© PANITA members

Tanzania
Progress & Impact
Calling for commitments and increased investments
• Joint statement given by the Civil Societies Organisation under the umbrella of
the Partnership For Nutrition In Tanzania (PANITA) on 6th April 2016 Calls for
government, on the road to Rio, to increase domestic spending on Nutrition
interventions based on the estimated cost of $8.5 per child to reach the WHA
targets by 2025, and participate in the upcoming Rio summit and pledge for
increased political commitment for sustainable leadership and provision of
resources from its domestic sources as this is necessary for improved nutrition
status of the country
• Champion Graca Machel meets with VP to highlight importance of nutrition to
new government
• PANITA Conducted outreach meetings to key government officials in support
of the Rio pledge (Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender,
Children and Elderly; Deputy Minister for Information Culture, arts and Sports;
Deputy Minister Education, technology and vocational; Minister for PMO- Policy
coordination and Parliamentary Affairs) resulting in a promise to encourage
government to attend Rio N4G
PANITA secretariat with members of
PGNFSCR during the meeting held at
Pius Msekwa Hall Dodoma, on 08th
June 2016.
“Courtesy call” PANITA at the Deputy
Speaker’s office advocating for high
level governmental presence at the
Nutrition for Growth summit II in Rio
de janeiro Brazil in August 2016.
Deputy Speaker Dr. Tulia Ackson
(Center) with PANITA staff.

Tanzania
Progress & Impact
• PANITA also organized the Deputy Speaker as a means of pushing for Rio Pledge , it was also an opportunity
to highlight the country Nutrition situation and the deputy speaker promised to also push for increased
resources for Nutrition
Raising nutrition profile in Tanzania
• Launches a journalists competition for 3 months to incentivise more focus on nutrition and resource
mobilisation - PANITA Journalists excellence in reporting on nutrition
Budget tracking at sub-national level
• PANITA will build on efforts previously conducted on tracking nutrition funds at the local level to inform
advocacy efforts.
Parliamentarians
• PANITA has been working extensively with parliamentarians. They assisted in the creation of a
parliamentarian group and supported their development of a manifesto for nutrition in the country. With
the change of government the group is being reinvigorated to keep nutrition a non-partisan issue.
• PANITA plans to work with parliamentarians around Rio commitment sand budget issues. So far PANITA
organized a meeting with members of the parliament which was mainly aiming at discussing the post-
election engagement but also to garner support from them on the forth coming Rio Pledge

INGOs
15
Local CSOs
60
Social
Movements
3
Membership
Zambia CSA
CSO-SUN Alliance Zambia
Since 1 Oct 2013
132,000.00 USD - NVF
Registered as an
independent entity
NUTRITION
CSA focuses on
NUTRITION
SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
Water and
Sanitation
Agriculture
Women’s empowerment

Zambia
Progress & Impact
Advocacy for increased investment & accountability
• Active work with parliamentarians (see below)
• The alliance has also worked to support political figures to make SMART commitments in advance of
international nutrition events.
• Successfully mobilising and engaging media for nutrition (building on strong existing partnerships)
• Planning a political conference in support of efforts
• Impact
– Seven key political parties pledge to fight malnutrition following a workshop organised by CSO-SUN alliance
– Advocate for increased commitment and investment in exclusive breastfeeding
– Nutrition in political party manifesto & here
– Civil Society proposes agriculture policy reform to curb malnutrition in Zambia
• The civil society alliance CSO-SUN Alliance in Zambia has been working with current and future
parliamentarians to build awareness among current and future parliamentarians of the importance of
nutrition. This has included working to secure nutrition commitments from all future political figures through
targeted messaging.

Photo: Jodi Bieber/Save the Children
Progress at regional and global level

Global level
SUN Civil Society Network
Since 1 Jun 2013
Currently funded by the SUN MPTF through
Dec 2016. Some of our activities funded
and supported by GIZ, DFID and CIFF
Hosted by Save the
Children – an
international NGO
INGOs
18
Local CSOs
11
Regional CSOs
4
Academia
2
SUN CSAs
39
Membership
Extracted from SUN CSN publication on Civil Society Successes

Global & regional
Progress & Impact
The SUN CSN is actively supporting the NVF grantees
• Monthly calls sharing progress and fostering cross-learning across NVF grantees
• A West African Civil Society workshop to strengthen capacities of 12 CSAs in budget analysis and advocacy for increased
investments and accountability – organised by ACF, UNICEF, Terre des Hommes and the SUN CSN – Dakar, Senegal – May 3-5,
2016
• Tools to support efforts:
– A budget analysis tool in 4 languages
– An advocacy tool kit in 4 languages

Global & regional
Progress & Impact
Advocacy opportunities – capitalising on existing key moments and creating
new ones
• Ensuring Civil Society Alliances, including NVF grantees are present or
influence country representatives at key moments
– 12 SUN CSAs call for SMART and accountable nutrition political and
financial commitments through a declaration presented to donors and UN
agencies in Dakar, Senegal – May 2016
– Malawi CSA speaks at Word Bank Spring meetings
– CSAs prepare with officials for the African Development Bank meeting.
ACF and others support with social media tool kit. African Development
Bank event calls for leadership, partnership and investment in nutrition
to shape the economic growth of the continent
– SUN CSAs actively working to prepare the MoH for the World Health
Assembly representation in various countries (including Kenya,
Mozambique and Rwanda)
• Organising opportunities for calling for commitments - Chef and
Campaigner Jamie Oliver joins Ministers of Health at the 69th World
Health Assembly to talk about nutrition globally: Result – 13 governments
spoke and made nutrition commitments + a celebrity Chef as nutrition
champion commits for life-long engagement starting with Food
Revolution Campaign
• Asian and West African countries call for regional commitment moments.
Nahas Angula, member of the SUN Movement Lead Group and former
Prime Minister of Namibia with Jamie Oliver, celebrity chef.

What we achieved
between 2013 & 2016
• Supported the establishment and strengthening of national CIVIL SOCIETY
ALLIANCES in 39 countries coordinating more than 2500 civil society organisations
who have become essential contributors to scaling up nutrition
• CIVIL SOCIETY ALLIANCES have
 UNITED community groups, national CSOs and international civil society organisations at
national and sub-national levels
 COORDINATED civil society advocacy and action on nutrition at national, sub-national
levels
 ENRICHED nutrition policies
 CHANNELED expertise, evidence, reality of those suffering from malnutrition into
government policies & plans
 SUPPORTED governments ensure multi-sectoral efforts for nutrition
 ENSURED ACCOUNTABILITY of governments and other actors for nutrition commitments

Our unique contribution
• Civil society essential for
sustainable nutrition efforts
• ‘Eyes and ears’ embedded in
communities, implementing
programmes
• Sharing on-the-ground
expertise, community
knowledge of what works
• Working with decentralised
structures and local champions
to ensure nutrition efforts reach
most vulnerable
The Value we bring
1- Speaking with one voice
2- Raising nutrition’s profile and sustainability
3- Enriching Nutrition Policy
4- Highlighting gender needs and sharing
effective practices on the ground
5- Promoting accountability
6- Building local capacity
7- Ensuring efforts are sustainable
Photo: Jonathan Hyams/Save the Children

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for your invaluable support
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