Indonesia’s Presidential Decree No. 42/2013 on National Movement to Accelerate Nutrition Improvement within the Framework of the ‘First 1,000 Days of Life Movement’ led to the establishment of a multi-stakeholder high-level Task Force under the Ministry of People’s Welfare. This Task Force convenes multiple stakeholders and 13 line Ministries at national and sub national level and is expected to be decentralised at the provincial level. The Minister for People’s Welfare Decree No. 11/2014 led to the establishment of a Technical Team to facilitate coordination at the national level.
The issuance of the Deputy Minister for Human Resources and Culture Decree No. 37/2014 resulted in the setting up of six Working Groups (Campaign, Advocacy, Training, Planning and Budgeting, Partnership and Environmental Risk Factor Study), supported by an Expert Team with stakeholders from government, business, United Nations (UN) agencies, international partner network, community and social organisations, professional organisations, academia and mass media.
A SUN Secretariat is hosted in the State Ministry of National Development Planning and is fully operative.
The membership of the Business Network has expanded and international development partners and UN agencies are part of the Donor and UN Country Network on Nutrition (DUNCNN). The DUNCNN are providing support to the SUN Secretariat. The Terms of Reference of the SUN Civil Society Alliance has been finalised.
Last updated: October 2015
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