
Madagascar
Joined Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement
February 2012
National multi-stakeholder platform for nutrition
SUN Platform
Sun Government Focal Point/Country Coordinator
Vololontiana Hanta Marie Danielle, ONN National Coordinator, Prime Minister's Office
Country nutrition status 2022
- Yes
- In process
- No
- Costed
- M&E framework
National multi-stakeholder platform (MSP)
National nutrition plan
Advocacy and communications framework/plan
Subnational nutrition coordination mechanism
SUN networks in-country presence
Finance for nutrition
Country priorities 2022
2022 Shared country good practice
Bring stakeholders together
Coordination
Development of strategic documents through a process involving all stakeholders, from central to community level. Revitalisation of the government SUN platform and the parliamentary platform.
Progress towards SUN 3.0 Strategic Objectives (SO)
Continuation of the anchoring of SUN at the level of the Prime Minister's Office; revitalisation of the government platform through advocacy activities for the commitment of all Secretaries General of all ministries, and the identification of focal points in each ministry; establishment of the National Nutrition Council; establishment of the Permanent Bureau of the National Nutrition Council (BPCNN), acting as the board of directors of the National Nutrition Office (ONN).
Establishment of the National Nutrition Policy (2022-2030); establishment of the National Multisectoral Action Plan for Nutrition (2022-2026); establishment of the National Monitoring-Evaluation, Accountability and Learning Plan for Nutrition; establishment and official launch of the Roadmap of the Social Safety Nets project during the national conference on food self-sufficiency, organised from 16 to 18 June 2022 under the chairmanship of His Excellency the President of the Republic of Madagascar.
SUN Platforms participate in virtual coordination meetings. However, this coordination must be improved in order to streamline the sharing of information and increase complementarity. Some platforms receive more specific technical and financial support, such as the civil society platform which has been decentralised to the 23 regions of the country, while the rest remain centralised in Antananarivo, the capital. Voluntary work and the absence of a structure for maintaining minimum functioning in certain platforms constitute an obstacle to the efforts undertaken to fight against malnutrition. A SUN funding strategy is planned to empower the platforms, in parallel with the development of the next strategic framework documents.
SUN Platforms participate in virtual coordination meetings. However, this coordination must be improved in order to streamline the sharing of information and increase complementarity. Some platforms receive more specific technical and financial support, such as the civil society platform which has been decentralised to the 23 regions of the country, while the rest remain centralised in Antananarivo, the capital. Voluntary work and the absence of a structure for maintaining minimum functioning in certain platforms constitute an obstacle to the efforts undertaken to fight against malnutrition. A SUN funding strategy is planned to empower the platforms, in parallel with the development of the next strategic framework documents.