Country Profiles
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SUN Countries
Honduras
Joined Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement: 2022
May 2019
National multi-stakeholder platform for nutrition: 2022
National Council for Food and Nutrition Security - CONASAN (political entity) and Inter-Institutional Technical Committee for Food and Nutrition Security - COTISAN
Sun Government Focal Point/Country Coordinator
José Lino Pacheco Tinoco, Director of the Technical Unit for Food and Nutrition Safety (UTSAN), Secretariat of Agriculture and Livestock
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
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
Place nutrition on the agenda, in public policies and in governance; Generate information systems for decision-making; Retrieve good practices in resource management and international cooperation to carry out joint actions.
2022 Shared country good practice
EUROSAN DeL
Alignment of stakeholders
Collaboration between international cooperation organisations, civil society, academia and the government to improve nutrition in 39 municipalities; improvement of the capacity of the national and local government, knowledge management, and oversight.
Progress towards SUN 3.0 Strategic Objectives (SO)
SO.1
In 2022, the transition process of new authorities was somewhat slow and entailed an institutional reform of government, which ultimately remodelled the institutional structure. This situation caused a delay in managing the promotion, especially in the implementation of the FNS Policy.
SO.2
The focal points of the UTSAN involved scaling the good practices developed in previous years to new territories, continuing with the process of developing the capacities of the new institutional staff, and continuing with the management of resources and the development of resource alignment tools in various areas of the country (EUROSAN DeL, PROOccidente, Avanzando en nutrición, among others).
SO.3
This year, it has been developed with the support of the SUN Movement Secretariat by means of technical assistance given to the workshop for the development of capacities to determine the nutrition budget. Additionally, with the support of municipal associations, the University of San Carlos de Guatemala and PROGRESAN-SICA, a Diploma in Food and Nutrition Security was developed to strengthen the institutional and partnership capacities of municipalities and councils nationwide.
SO.4
In 2022, the transition process of new authorities was somewhat slow and entailed an institutional reform of government, which ultimately remodelled the institutional structure. This situation caused a delay in managing the promotion of nutrition-related leadership and institutional responsibilities.
