Description
The Ethiopian government is committed to mobilise 25 percent of the total 2021 to 2030 funding commitments from government and development partners by performing the following actions.
• Government
Action 1: Allocate government treasury budget for food nutrition and security (FNS) and the Seqota Declaration (SD) at the federal level and engage with regions.
Action 2: Monitor budget allocation for FNS implementing sectors for FNS and SD implementation.
Action 3: Operationalise the Nutrition Budget Tagging and Tracking system within the Integrated Financial Management Information System.
Action 4: Monitor off-budget resources and align financing.
Action 5: Conduct an annual review of nutrition budget allocation and expenditure at all levels.
Action 6: Use budget briefs to advocate for different key stakeholders on nutrition fiscal policy.
Action 7: Increase engagement of the private sector to support nutrition financing.
Action 8: Implement excise and sugar and sugar-sweetened and unhealthy foods tax.
Action 9: Create pool funding mechanisms in partnership with donors and private sectors.
• Civil society organisations
Action 1: Mobilise resources and implement interventions outlined in FNS and SD roadmaps.
Action 2: Conduct advocacy for different key stakeholders on nutrition fiscal policy.
Action 3: Advocate to incentivise the private sector/producers.
Action 4: Advocate tax collection from unhealthy foods.
Action 5: Provide technical and financial support for an annual review of nutrition budget allocation and expenditure.
• UN
Action 1: Mobilise funding to finance the FNS and SD implementation.
Action 2: Conduct advocacy for different key stakeholders.
Action 3: Advocate to incentivise the private sector/producers.
Action 4: Advocate tax collection from unhealthy foods.
Action 5: Provide technical and financial support for an annual review of nutrition budget allocation.
• Donors
Action 1: Mobilise resources and finance the nutrition priorities.
Action 2: Harmonise funding possibilities to maximise the budget allocation and utilisation effort.
Action 3: Use the flexible and multiyear funding modality.
Action 4: Support pool funding mechanisms for nutrition.
• Private sector
Action 1: Mobilise the private sector to contribute to the nutrition financing in Ethiopia.
Action 2: Advocate to incentivise the private sector/producers engaged in healthy food production.
Action 3: Advocate tax collection from unhealthy foods (e.g., sweet beverages).
Action 4: Provide technical and financial support for an annual review of nutrition budget allocation and expenditure.
• Community
Action 1: Participate and implement modalities for local financing.
Action 2: Actively participate on local-level resource mobilisation and enhance accountability.
Action 3: Mobilise local resources and contribute to nutrition actions at local levels.
GNR assessment
| Verification status |
Verified
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| SMARTness index |
High
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Details
| Global nutrition target(s) |
Anaemia
Low birth weight
Exclusive breastfeeding
Childhood stunting
Childhood wasting
Childhood overweight
Adult obesity
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| Nutrition Action Classification(s) |
Enabling >
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Financial commitment details
| Allocation | Disbursement | |
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| Nutrition-specific amount | 248,820,000 | |
| Nutrition-sensitive amount | 389,180,000 | |
| Total | 638,000,000 |
Measurement
| Key indicator | Total financial commitment |
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| Measurement plan | Use data collected by others |
| Value | Measurement date | |
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| Baseline | USD 0 | February 2025 |
| Target | USD 638,000,000 | December 2030 |
