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SUN Movement Global Gathering 2014
SUN Movement Global Gathering 2014
January 24, 2022 - Last update: January 24, 2022The 2014 SUN Movement Global Gathering was held from 16 to 18 November at the World Food Programme offices in Rome, Italy. The purpose of the 2014 Global Gathering was to enhance the Movement’s ability to support the achievement of results by SUN countries.
The 2014 Global Gathering was arranged in advance of the ICN2 to maximize interactions between the two meetings. A SUN Movement Side Event was organized together with the European Union in the margins of the ICN2. The event was on Wednesday 19 November 2014, 13:00 – 14:30 in the Green Room at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Headquarters.
The meeting had three main objectives:
- To reflect on progress for scaling up nutrition in countries
- To consider progress and achievements in strengthening country capacity to deliver, and accelerate support in areas of identified need
- To contribute to the outcomes of the Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2) through shared country experiences and approaches to scaling up nutrition
Programme
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Opening plenary 1
Market-place inauguration
Parallel session 1
- A Common Results Framework (CRF) for nutrition to align multi-sectoral actions.
- Developing and implementing effective social mobilization, advocacy and communication strategies.
- Strengthening accountability around the agreed Common Results (CRF) for nutrition through stakeholder mapping & monitoring and through the use of dashboards.
- Building trust and developing leadership.
Round table: The contribution of science to the SUN Movement
Parallel session 2
- Costing actions in the Common Results Framework (CRF) based on explicit principles and assumptions.
- Mobilising societies for nutrition awareness, action and accounting.
- Timely and reliable information for nutrition through the use of mobile and database technologies including feedback loops.
- Improving stakeholder engagement and alignment.
Mid-plenary 2
Parallel session 3
- A Mobilizing resources from government and external budgets to implement nutrition actions.
- Independent Comprehensive Evaluation: consultation with participants.
- Success and challenges in generating actionable information at community level using the 3A approach (assess, analyse and act).
- Strategic capacities for multi-level, multi- sectoral and multi-stakeholder coordination and decentralization of nutrition governance.
Parallel session 4
- Tracking of government and external resources for nutrition: is there a minimum agreement on what is feasible to move forward?
- Developing tools to communicate with one voice about nutrition.
- National Information Platforms for Nutrition: is this a feasible approach to respond to countries’ needs?
- Independent Comprehensive Evaluation: consultation with participants
High-level Closing Plenary
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