Commitment

Improve access to healthy food and nutrition services for vulnerable pregnant and lactating women and children under 2

Government / Cambodia

December 2023 — November 2030

Description

Cash transfers that are targeted for pregnant and lactating women can be extremely beneficial to access diverse diets and essential nutrition and health services. The impact of these transfers on nutrition can be leveraged if nutrition key messages as well as potential other measures complement these transfers.

Actions will focus on continuing improvement and delivery for IDPoor and the roll-out of Family Package for social assistance.

Materials need to be developed and finalized for Cash Transfers for Pregnant Women and Children under 2 to be complemented by nutrition messages for pregnant and lactating women.

Overarching commitment (for commitments submitted pre-2025)

Title

Nutrition sensitive social assistance

Description

By 2025, 180,000 eligible women and children will annually receive Cash Transfers for Pregnant Women and Children under 2, and have improved access to nutrition-sensitive cash-plus.

GNR assessment

Verification status
Verified
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Details

Target population characteristic
  • Age or life course stage/status
  • Community geography
  • Ethnic group
  • Gender identity
  • Indigenous status
  • Socioeconomic status
Global nutrition target(s)
Low birth weight
Childhood stunting
Childhood wasting
Nutrition Action Classification(s)
Policy > Nutrition care services
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Linked event(s)
  • 2021 Tokyo N4G Summit
  • 2021 UN Food Systems Summit
N4G Summit theme(s)
  • Food

Measurement

Key indicator Number of families with pregnant and lactating women and children under 2 receiving social cash transfer
Value Measurement date
Baseline 100,000 families 2021
Target 180,000 families November 2030

Progress

Status:
On Course
Why this status?
The data for one year (or an average of years) suggests that the target could be met by its end date.
Value Measurement date
Progress report 278,659 families December 2023

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