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In December, the German government announced the donation of €24 million (US$30 million) to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in Yemen to support nutrition, protective safety nets and girls’ education. This donation forms part of a two-year Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation which supports a…

On 14th January 2015, the Government of Vietnam, with the collaboration and support of the United Nations, launched a national action program for the ‘Zero Hunger Challenge’ (ZHC). The ZHC is a major initiative launched by the United Nations Secretary-General at the Rio+20 Conference on…

In October 2014, staff from nine Dutch embassies and The Hague travelled to Ethiopia to understand best practices for Food and Nutrition Security programmes and share their insights. During the three day event, they reflected on their own programmes in countries, shared experiences and interacted with…

On the 23rd December 2014, the Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Alliance (SUN-CSA) was launched in Islamabad, Pakistan during a two day national conference on the State of Nutrition in Pakistan. The milestone event was boosted with the newly established SUN-CSA adopting a Civil Society Declaration on Nutrition…

On the 24th October 2014, the second conference call to develop the Community of Practice on planning, costing, implementing and financing multi-sectoral actions for improved nutrition was held. Twenty-five participants from SUN Networks and technical agencies participated in the call as a follow-up from the…

On 6th January 2015, the Yemen Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Mohamed al-Maitami, met with nutrition representatives from multiple UN organizations. The meeting reviewed the progress made in Yemem since joining the SUN movement in November 2012, as well as the discussion of issues related to the cooperation between…

On 22nd December 2014, ShowBiz Africa released a new music video for “Save the Child” by Noble Nketsiah. Noble Nketsiah is the leading celebrity ambassador of Ghana’s Civil Society Association (CSA) – the Ghana Coalition of Civil Society Organizations for Scaling up Nutrition. Save the Child…