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SUN MovementCollaboration across WASH and NutritionJune 16th, BrusselsSergio Cooper Teixeira
Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement founded in 2010, on the principle that all people have a right to food and good nutrition • Unites governments, civil society, United Nations, donors, businesses and
researchers
• 2,000+ organisations have committed to supporting national nutrition plans
• Countries focus on 1,000 day window of opportunity for preventing stunting
• SUN Countries are working together to achieve the six World Health Assembly Goals by 2025 and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
57 countries and States of Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh committed to SUN
Evolution of Countries and States
committed to SUN2010 Launch
2011 19
2012 33
2013 41 + 1
2014 54 + 1
2015 56 + 1
2016 57 + 2
SUN countries, networks, partners strive to build an enabling environment for scaling up nutrition action
In each SUN country:• SUN Government Focal Point engages sectors and stakeholders in
platform• SUN Networks shift resources and align actions with country efforts
SUN Movement guided by Principles of Engagement rather than formulas
WASH-Nutrition linkages: scope of SUN Movement focus
The science linking WASH-Nutrition
Policy-Budget cycle
Implementation
• Quantifying the contribution of WASH actions to nutrition outcomes
• Randomized Control Trials• Causal frameworks, pathways, linkages
• Situation analysis, policy, planning, decentralization, budgeting, targeting
•Multi-sectoral platforms, incentives and barriers to sectoral commitment•Capacity assessments and strengthening•Uptake of implementation evidence in policy and planning
• Role of local governments in planning and innovation• Field testing and piloting, operational research• Partner programming and resource mobilization• Implementation monitoring
Levels of debate Themes
Linking WASH-Nutrition: consensus and challenges in policy-budget cycle
Linked policy-making will entail:1. More Nutrition action in WASH policies2. More WASH action in Nutrition policies3. Making each more sensitive to the other• How do governments
articulate policies of two multisectoral issues?
Linking WASH-Nutrition: consensus and challenges in policy-budget cycle The collaborations needed are very
diverse• How to foster complex matrices
of collaborations, for each action, situation, and level?• Might joint planning be easier
for local governments, than joint policy development is for central governments? What capacities do they need?
Linking WASH-Nutrition: consensus and challenges in policy-budget cycle
Cost efficiencies could be a strong argument, but remain vague• Which efficiencies, from
which actions and delivery platforms, are worth quantifying first and better?
Linking WASH-Nutrition: consensus and challenges in policy-budget cycle
Linkage experiences and evidence are mostly from small-scale, short, projects• What opportunities are there
for at scale, or systemic collaboration?• Which efforts should be
prolonged and researched, to generate evidence?
Linking WASH-Nutrition: consensus and challenges in policy-budget cycle
Joint action complicates results attribution• Why would Ministries and
Departments contribute?• How are sectors rewarded
for joint results?• Does donor funding
encourage collaboration?
Linking WASH-Nutrition: consensus and challenges in policy-budget cycle
Joint action complicates results attribution• Why would Ministries and
Departments contribute?• How are sectors rewarded
for joint results?• Does donor funding
encourage collaboration?
Collaborative action will entail:1. More Nutrition action in WASH policies2. More WASH action in Nutrition policies3. Making each more sensitive to the other• How do governments then
articulate policies between two multisectoral issues?
Cost efficiencies could be a strong argument, but remain vague• Which efficiencies, from
which actions and delivery platforms, are worth quantifying first and better?
The collaborations needed are very diverse• How to foster complex matrices
of collaborations, for each action, situation, and level?• Might joint planning be easier
for local governments, than joint policy development is for central governments? What capacities do they need?
Linkage experiences and evidence are mostly from small-scale, short, projects• What opportunities are there
for at scale, or systemic collaboration?• Which efforts should be
prolonged and researched, to generate evidence?