30 October 2016, Kigali, Rwanda Country Team Members: Insert names Photo: Mark Kaye/Save the Children Leveraging the Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society.

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30 October 2016, Kigali, Rwanda Country Team Members: Insert names Photo: Mark Kaye/Save the Children Leveraging the Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Network: building regional platforms to promote learning on how to address malnutrition The Learning Route in Rwanda EXPERIENCE FAIR

SUN Civil Society Efforts | October Civil Society Organisation Nutrition Alliance:

3 Photo: Caroline Trutmann/Save the Children What is the nutrition situation in your country? SUN Civil Society Efforts | October MDHS2010 MDHS 2014 MDG ENDLINE survey 2015/16 MDHS under five stunting48%47%42%37% low birth weight 13.9%12.9% under five wasting5%4%3.8%3% 0-6 Months exclusive breastfeeding53%71.4%70.2%61.2% Under five overweight 5.1% Women Anaemia44%28% 33%

What are the key National interventions to tackle malnutrition in your country? Increase and diversify dietary intake, for optimal nutrition particularly for maternal, infant and young children and adolescent girls with safe nutritious foods at community and household levels. –Support improved access to and availability of adequate (quality and quantity) diversified diets following the Malawi 6 food groups –Livelihood based social support e.g. Village Saving and loan (VSL) and cash transfers, food for work, work for asset. Primary health care, therapeutic care, support and treatment –Community Management of Acute Malnutrition under Targeted Nutrition Program (SFP, OTP, NRU, NCST) –Support health seeking behaviours for maternal, infant and young child –Promote infant and young child feeding –Promote micronutrient supplementation 4SUN Civil Society Efforts | October 2016

What are the key National interventions to tackle malnutrition in your country? Integrate behavioural change and communication for optimal maternal, infant and young child feeding and care practices among learners, professional and frontline workers –Behavioural change (nutrition knowledge, attitude and practises) –Productive school environment i.e. pro mote nutrition education in learning and education centres –Early childhood care and development –Support school health and nutrition programs Improve overall sector governance, coordination, human capacity development, and operational research, M&E framework and Fortification. –Support training in nutrition –Nutrition advocacy –Support operational research 5SUN Civil Society Efforts | October 2016

Challenges Faced Inadequate resources i.e. human resource, financial resource and infrastructure towards nutrition at all levels Poor coordination between government, CSOs, the private sector and the community to popularize nutrition efforts at community level. Poor policy popularization from national level to the people at the grass roots Inadequate understanding of nutrition, its impact on political, social and economic development among policy and law makers affecting resource mobilization and prioritization. 6SUN Civil Society Efforts | October 2016

Presentation of the CSA Founded in 2013 as a national coalition of CSOs committed to working towards sustained improvements in national nutrition efforts in alignment with global and national commitments for a healthy and productive Malawi. CSONA Secretariat based in the Capital Lilongwe and governed by a Board of Members Secretariat made up of 4 staff led by the national Coordinator Currently membership stands at 106. Membership comprises of local CSOs, INGOs, Media houses, Academia, CBOs and FBOs. 7SUN Civil Society Efforts | October 2016

Structure of the secretariat 8SUN Civil Society Efforts | October 2016

SUN Civil Society Efforts | April Photo: Caroline Trutmann/Save the Children Key intervention area of the CSA and key achievements

SUN Civil Society Efforts | April Photo: Caroline Trutmann/Save the Children Key intervention areas Influencing national policy, strategy and budgets District-level coordination Key intervention area of the CSA and key achievements Key achievements (and date) Annual budget analysis & budget tracking (annually) Nutrition champion building skills initiative (2014/15) Citizen Advocacy & Social accountability (ongoing) Capacity and landscape analysis (2015) Strengthening capacity gaps around coordination, governance, advocacy and communication (on going)

SUN Civil Society Efforts | April Photo: Caroline Trutmann/Save the Children Key intervention areas Strengthening adoption of a nutrition sensitive approach in social protection Effective communication to targeted audiences Key intervention area of the CSA and key achievements Key achievements (and date) Policy & document analysis (2015) Engaging in platforms at all levels to influence (ongoing) Media engagement efforts Social mobilization events that drive nutrition agenda and awareness (ongoing since 2014) Development and dissemination of advocacy materials (bulletins, position papers, promo videos) Social media platforms

12 Stakeholders Role in the fight against malnutritionMain nutrition specific initiatives PUBLIC Department of Nutrition, HIV and AIDS (DNHA), Government departments Coordination, policy and decision makingCoordination MP nutrition Champions Policy and Decision making  Advocacy and lobbying for increased resource allocation  Adoption of bills into acts (food and nutrition bill) Academia Research and innovation.  Capacity building and training  Research Who are the most influential nutrition stakeholders in your country? Insert a Map of Stakeholders SUN Civil Society Efforts | October 2016

13 Who are the most influential nutrition stakeholders in your country? Insert a Map of Stakeholders SUN Civil Society Efforts | October 2016 Stakeholders Role in the fight against malnutritionMain nutrition specific initiatives PRIVATE Food processing companies such as (Illovo sugar processing company, Rab processors) Implementation  Fortification of food products such as vitamin A in sugar, Iodine in salt, Vitamins fortification in other processed foods CIVIL SOCIETY CSOs (local, INGOs)Nutrition advocacy, implementation Implementation of the SUN high impact interventions (CMAM, IYCF, WASH e.t.c) INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Development partners (donors) Donors Coordinates the donors group on nutrition (DoNuts) Implements nutrition interventions (UN bodies e.g. UNICEF, WFP) Donors provides funding for nutrition

CSA call For Action Statement Create an enabling environment for effective community ownership and accountability for investments in nutrition. ”Afikepo”, let the children reach their growth and development potential. Prioritise nutrition in the national development agenda and increase resource allocation towards nutrition. 14SUN Civil Society Efforts | October 2016

Thank you! Photo: Adam Hinton/Save the Children