Gladys Mugambi, SUN Focal Point and Head of Nutrition and Dietetics Unit Ministry of Health, Kenya
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This document provides demographic and nutrition data for Kenya. It outlines the membership and coordination structure for nutrition partnerships in Kenya led by the Ministry of Health. Key achievements include launching a food security and nutrition policy and plan of action for joint planning. Challenges include weak linkages between sectors and sub-national coordination. Lessons learned are that coordination has enhanced partnerships and accountability.
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- 3. Demographic Information Population: 43.8 million** Children under 5: 6.7 million** Total fertility rate: 3.9 Under-5 mortality (per 1,000): 52 Infant mortality (per 1,000): 35
- 4. Nutrition data Stunting: 26% Wasting: 11% Low Birth Weight: 5.6% Exclusive Breastfeeding: 61.4% Overweight: 4.7%*
- 8. Members GOK MOH UN UNICEF, WFP, UNAIDS I-NGOs ACF, Concern, WW, SC-UK, FHI, Samaritan Purse, Islamic Relief, Merlin, World-Vision, IMC, MSF, MERCY, FHK etc->50 partners Civil Society Donors Academia Nutrition Partnership Private sector
- 9. Coordination Structure -MOH Nutrition Interagency Coordinating committee MIYCN Steering Emergency Nutrition Micronutrient Steering committee Clinical Nutrition M and E Advocacy and Commun ication Commod ity Security
- 10. Integration with pre- existing coordination system- food security NICC/NRAG Emergency / Cluster functions Health & Nutrition Agriculture & Livestock Water & Sanitation KFSSG KFSM National Food Security Coordinating Committee (PS) Chair: Office of the president Chair: Head Nutrition Chair: Line Ministries HF (OCHA) SF (Sp Prog) Education
- 11. Achievements Food Security and Nutrition Policy launched Nutrition Plan of Action - Joint planning and strategy development Nutrition is a child right in the Constitution Active SUN networks (Donor, UN, CS, Government, Business.
- 12. Achievements Continuous mapping, Inclusion and coordination of key partners through monthly coordination meetings in wide Range of working groups with Linkage to steering committees and NICC/SUN at CRC, KFSSG, KFSM Formation of the SUN technical committee with representation from technical working groups and SUN networks
- 13. Achievements Continuous information analysis and sharing -Nutrition bulletin - common M&E framework Advocacy and resource mobilization Maximizing of resources / no duplications, scaling-up response
- 14. Challenges Week Linkages between sectors Weak sub-national coordination-current multi- sectoral platforms are geared towards food security Limited presence of national and community based organization Limited participation from other key line ministries and sectors (e.g. water, health, food) in nutrition specific meetings
- 15. Challenges Weak linkage between nutrition sensitive and nutrition specific
- 16. Lessons Learnt Coordination has enhanced partnership and harmonization of approaches and standards, needs assessments and response increased accountability among the key stakeholders Working groups are essential for detailed analysis on key areas and issues but need full commitment and dedication to work
- 17. THANK YOU