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Twelve programmes since 2015 have one thread: evidence-based advocacy that gets nutrition into plans, budgets and releases — then holds government to account for delivery.
Budget analysis, pre-budget engagement and Child Nutrition Fund advocacy that move money into nutrition.
Functional nutrition committees, costed plans and a digital Performance Management System.
MMS scale-up, maternity protection, food fortification and community child health campaigns.
State chapters, the youth network, and technical assistance to alliances across Africa.
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MMS added to the national antenatal care guideline; Kano committed to free MMS in all public facilities.
Katsina State’s ₦504m Child Nutrition Fund fully cash-backed; Zamfara approved over ₦1.1bn.
Advocacy for large-scale food fortification and phasing out unbranded bulk edible oil.
Nigeria’s first SUN Civil Society Youth Network: 110+ advocates and 12 state team leaders.
Door-to-door child health and nutrition services for children aged 0–59 months, tracked digitally.
Nutrition budget allocations rose in all five focal states; 27 State Houses formed nutrition committees; the Performance Management System was digitised.
Nigeria’s first national coalition on women and girls’ nutrition; five months’ maternity leave secured in Nasarawa.
Strengthened multi-stakeholder platforms and community maternal and child nutrition.
Household survey of how the pandemic affected food and nutrition security, with a recovery roadmap.
National nutrition plan of action launched; Lagos domestic nutrition budget up 500%+ (2017–2020).
Kaduna’s health allocation rose from 7.37% in 2014 to 11.4% in 2017.
Established CS-SUNN and its Local Working Groups; met all five project outcomes.
Where we work
Our state chapters carry advocacy into Government Houses, State Assemblies and communities. Through PINNS 3.0 we provide technical assistance to SUN Civil Society Alliances in Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia.
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