SUN Countries

Côte d'Ivoire

Joined Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement

June 2013

National multi-stakeholder platform for nutrition

National Council for Nutrition, Food and Early Childhood Development (CONNAPE)

Sun Government Focal Point/Country Coordinator

Dr Patricia N'Goran-T. Yoboue, Adviser to the Presidency of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, Presidency of the Republic

Country nutrition status 2022

Yes
In process
No
Costed
M&E framework

National multi-stakeholder platform (MSP)

Date established

2019

MSP annual action plan exists

National nutrition plan

Advocacy and communications framework/plan

Subnational nutrition coordination mechanism

Subnational MSPs exist

Subnational MSPs have annual action plans

SUN networks in-country presence

SUN Civil Society Network

SUN Business Network

UN-Nutrition

SUN Academy Network

SUN Donor Network

Others: e.g. youth, parliamentarian, media

Finance for nutrition

Resource mobilization strategy exists

Budget tracking exercise done this year

Funding gaps identified this year

Domestic expenditures on nutrition tracked

Country priorities 2022

Produce quality data; Carry out a study for the implementation of innovative financing; Develop a rice fortification plan and mobilise resources; Strengthen the functioning of Regional Committees through technical and financial support

Progress towards SUN 3.0 Strategic Objectives (SO)

SO.1

Regional high-level meeting on nutrition hosted by Côte d'Ivoire in December 2022 resulting in the Abidjan Declaration to accelerate investments, implementation and coordination. Proposal for an Alassane Ouattara continental prize for nutrition and food security presented to the African Union. Inter-ministerial order implementing the decree regulating the marketing of breast milk substitutes.

SO.2

A Multisectoral Nutrition Plan aligned with the 2021-2025 National Development Plan, as well as with the Government's Social Programme (PSGouv) has been developed. A mapping of nutrition stakeholders and interventions and a study on the cost of undernutrition have been carried out.

SO.3

Capacity building of the administrative pyramid of Regional Councils for Nutrition, Food and Early Childhood Development (CORNAPE).

SO.4

The National Council for Nutrition, Food and Early Childhood Development (CONNAPE) is currently housed at the Vice-Presidency of the Republic. Most projects are funded by partners (for example, the National Multisector Nutrition Plan is 85% funded by partners and 15% by the State). Significant new external investment in nutrition: Resource mobilisation for the Nutrition Investment Project with the Inter-American Development Bank in the amount of USD 55 million.