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Scaling Up Nutrition Movement

Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) is a country-led movement advancing the SDGs through

When children are properly nourished
they can grow up to be healthy and productive. When children are healthy and productive
their families, communities, and countries
become stronger. That’s why 65 countries around the world have
committed to making nutrition a priority. And why global partners are working
together to support the efforts of
the countries. Together, we can achieve
what no single effort could,
and make the world a healthier,
stronger place for us all.

20/02/2026

La recette d’une transformation nutritionnelle réussie en Côte d’Ivoire ?

En 4 ans le re**rd de croissance est passé de 29,8 % à 21,6 % 📉 .

Les ingrédients clés :
🥄 Des centres appelés les « FRANCS » pilotés par les communautés
🫙 Une coopération régionale renforcée
🥣 Un leadership politique au plus haut niveau

Quand tous les acteurs s’engagent, les résultats suivent - et durent.

En savoir plus : https://scalingupnutrition.org/progress/sun-stories-of-success/africa/cote-divoire/

19/02/2026

Cuando las comunidades lideran, impulsamos el cambio en nutrición. 💚

En Costa Rica, UNICEF Costa Rica, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) y el Joint SDG Fund, con el apoyo del Movimiento SUN y en colaboración con autoridades nacionales y locales, están transformando los sistemas alimentarios para mejorar la alimentación, fortalecer las economías locales y construir soluciones sostenibles desde el territorio.

Un esfuerzo conjunto que demuestra lo que es posible cuando trabajamos juntos.

Descubre más en el enlace de la bio 🔗

18/02/2026

The climate crisis isn’t just an environmental crisis, it's a nutrition crisis.

Climate change is affecting what we eat: from food production to access to healthy diets, the impacts are growing.

Nutrition MUST be part of climate action.

Learn more from Bangladesh and Madagascar: https://scalingupnutrition.org/news/commitment-action-integrating-nutrition-climate-policy-and-finance-lessons-bangladesh-and

15/02/2026

Women farmers help feed the world.

In many SUN countries, they are the backbone of our agrifood systems.
👩‍🌾 In Nepal, 64% of agrifood workers are women
👩‍🌾 In Bolivia, 54% of agrifood workers are women
👩‍🌾 In Bangladesh, 45% of agrifood workers are women
👩‍🌾 In Afghanistan, 34% agrifood workers are women
👩‍🌾 In Senegal, 66% of agrifood workers are women and
👩‍🌾 In sub-Saharan Africa, where the majority of SUN countries are located, 50% of agrifood workers are women

Yet women employed in agricultural systems earn just 78 cents for every dollar men earn, and have less access to land, credit, and technology.

Closing these gender gaps could lift 45 million people out of food insecurity and add $1 trillion to global GDP.

During the International Year of the Woman Farmer, the SUN Movement stands with women across 67 countries.

Leaders must invest in equitable policies, fair wages, and equal access to resources.

Together, we can .

13/02/2026

Between 2023–2024, Africa saw the sharpest rise in food costs globally, turning nutritious food into an unaffordable luxury.

Over 1 billion people across the continent cannot afford a healthy diet. In low-income countries, that’s 72% of the population.

Already, 1 in 5 people are undernourished (and climate shocks are making this worse).

Short-term aid is not enough ✖️ .

On the margins of the African Union Summit, leaders are coming together at the High-Level Side Event on Child Survival and Nutrition to recommit to prevention, placing at the center of efforts to save lives.

Because preventing malnutrition is key to ensuring child survival, and to building a healthier, more resilient future for all.

10/02/2026

What we choose to prioritize in systems says a lot about who we’re building them for⚕️.

When is embedded from the start, especially for women and young children, health services become more effective and more equitable.

That’s why SUN countries are taking decisive action, including strengthening protections for breastfeeding and supporting families at the front line of care.

This is about making health systems work better, earlier, and for everyone.

04/02/2026

Maternal, infant, and young child nutrition is a top priority for the SUN Movement's 67 member countries, home to the majority of the world's most nutritionally vulnerable people.

With 93 million stunted children in our 67 member countries, we can't afford to wait.

It's time to at the 158th WHO Executive Board Session.

02/02/2026

The new SUN Digital Dashboard is live!

For the first time, comprehensive nutrition coordination data from 67 countries is interactive, comparable, and accessible - all in one place.

The dashboard shows:
📋 National nutrition plans
🤝 Multisectoral/multistakeholder platforms
🌐 Active SUN Networks by region
📈 Progress trends over time

Built on data from the annual SUN Joint Assessment, the dashboard makes nutrition governance visible and accountable, and helps SUN Members make the best decisions for nutrition.

Explore the dashboard: scalingupnutrition.org/sun-dashboard

24/01/2026

The power of a school meal extends far beyond the plate.

On , we're sharing how 5 countries are integrating nutrition into education to create lasting change including:
📚 Improved education outcomes
🌍 Stronger climate resilience, and
📈 Economic transformation.

This is what nutrition integration looks like in practice.

Read more from the Head of the SUN Civil Society Network and UN-Nutrition's Senior Coordinator about the SUN Movement’s convening power to turn integration from concept into practice: https://scalingupnutrition.org/news/feeding-education-role-integrated-school-meals-learning-and-equity

23/01/2026

What powers a child's education? 🔛🟢.

Sri Lanka is proving that good school meals programmes are key to better learning, improved attendance, healthy eating habits and brighter futures 📚.

Ahead of tomorrow's , see how a simple meal can break barriers, fuel dreams, and for children, families, and communities. 🎥

13/01/2026

Sugary drinks are still far too cheap 🥤 , and our health systems are paying the price.

New World Health Organization (WHO) report released today shows that while 116 countries now tax sugary drinks, these taxes are typically very weak and often exclude products like fruit juices, sweetened milk drinks and ready-to-drink coffees and teas 🧋 .

As a result, high-sugar beverages 🧃 remain widely affordable, driving rising rates of obesity, diabetes and other diet-related NCDs; all while governments lose a powerful tool to both protect healthy diets and raise resources for health and nutrition.

We join WHO in calling on countries to strengthen and expand sugary drink taxes to make unhealthy products less affordable over time.

SUN Countries: have you introduced or strengthened a sugary drink tax?

Share your experiences in the comments ⬇️

08/01/2026

Our future starts with .

Through its new SUN 4.0 Strategy, the SUN Movement is uniting 67 countries and thousands of partners to prove that when we integrate nutrition into every sector and policy we create resilient, thriving communities.

Join us, and to help build a sustainable future for all.

Learn more: https://scalingupnutrition.org/about/what-we-do/strategy

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