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State chapter

CS-SUNN Enugu

The Enugu chapter brings together civil society organisations working on nutrition in Enugu, leading advocacy, budget tracking and community engagement.

Progress

What the chapter has helped secure

  • Household food and nutrition security survey carried out during COVID-19
  • Community nutrition and platform strengthening under the SUN Pooled Fund (2020–2021)
  • Youth advocates active through the YL4N youth network
  • Local Working Group established under the MPTF project (2015–2016)
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Anaemia baseline, 2026

Maternal supplements and the Child Nutrition Fund in Enugu

How women are taking up multiple micronutrient supplements (MMS) in pregnancy, and how well the Child Nutrition Fund (CNF) reaches health facilities.

MMS uptake75%
MMS adherenceModerate
Supply chainModerate
CNF allocation and releaseModerate
CNF visible at facilitiesFair
Source: Formative Study to Establish Baseline for Anaemia Funding Commitment and MMS Uptake (UNICEF, ARNSUNN, CS-SUNN), February 2026. Small samples in each state: read as a baseline, not a ranking.

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