NAF Tracker - Global Nutrition Report

The Nutrition Accountability Framework (NAF) created the world’s first independent and comprehensive platform for registering SMART commitments to take action on nutrition and monitor that action. The NAF Commitment Tracker launched in September 2022 is the only place you can explore all registered commitments for a detailed insight into what action is being committed where, by whom and with what purpose.

Use the filters and search bar below to view commitments to take action on malnutrition by organisation type, thematic or geographic focus area, cost or other criteria. Within each commitment, you can view further information about each of that commitment’s goals. The full dataset used by the tracker is downloadable, enabling independent analysis.

The NAF Commitment Tracker is the most comprehensive source of information on nutrition commitments globally. As well as being the official tracker for Nutrition for Growth (N4G) commitments, new commitments from any stakeholder can be registered at any time. The tracker will be updated monthly with new commitments and additions to existing commitments, where possible, if information was previously missing or unclear.

The NAF Commitment Tracker shines a light on commitments made across the world to end malnutrition in all its forms, and creates a level playing field by providing common standards, tools and guidance for measuring nutrition action. In the future, stakeholders who have registered commitments will be able to share progress reports, helping them highlight successes, share best practice and learn from each other’s efforts. This will support efforts to monitor progress, understand what is working, and identify where greater action is needed; strengthening transparency and accountability to drive nutrition action.

For commitments made at the London 2013 and Milan 2017 Nutrition for Growth Summits, see the Nutrition for Growth Commitment Tracker.

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NAF Commitment Tracker

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Hopeful Touch

Improvement of Food Education in Sudan

Improve children's life skill regarding food security and health

Mother child friendly care association

Yes all members of MCFC are committed to support Benha university in making this a success.

To support the Professional Diploma of Breastfeeding, Infant young child feeding

ASCEP (Association Casamance Ecologie et Paix)

Our association helps young people in the underdeveloped regions of Senegal to grow their own food by assisting them in production and harvesting.

Further develop our association.

Public Health nutrition Association

YOUTH, LET'S SAVE HUMANITY THROUGH NUTRITION

Expand school feeding among adolescent girls and women in provinces with a high prevalence of malnutrition and food insecurity by 30%

Mobilizing and allocating internal and external resources to the implementation of the multisectoral strategic plan for nutrition

Reduce the number of children under 5 years of age who are victims of retardation growth from (56% to 46%)

Increase rates of exclusive breastfeeding during the course of the first six months of life from 83% to at least 90%

Reduce the prevalence of obesity among women of childbearing age (15-49) from 8% to 5%

Reduce the percentage of children under 5 years of age by overweight from 1.4% to 1%

Reduce the prevalence of underweight at the birth from 10% to 7%

Reduce the level of food insecurity by 50 % of individuals (19% to 10%)

Ensure coverage of 50% of social transfers to highly vulnerable populations and disaster victims.

Reduce the prevalence of underweight children under 5 years of age from 29% to 20%.

Reduce the prevalence of acute malnutrition in children under 5 years of age from 5.1% to 3%

Create and make operational appropriate structures to coordinate the implementation of the multisectoral strategic plan for nutrition at the national, provincial and communal levels

Reduce anaemia among women of childbearing age by 39% to 20%

Reduce the percentage of women of child-bearing age with a lean body mass index (BMI<18.5) from 19% to 14%

Reduce anaemia in children under the age of 5 years by 61% to 40%

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Bangladesh

Reduce anaemia among women (15-49 Yrs)

To reduce anaemia among women of reproductive age (15-49 years)

Ehsaas Program

Multi Sectoral Nutritional Coordination Body

To develop multisectoral coordination mechanism to address stunting and other forms of malnutrition through highest level coordination body.

Helen Keller Intl

Nurturing Local Governance of Health Promotion and Nutrition in Covid-19 Era

Advocate with mayors to allocate specific budget lines for health promotion and during the municipal councils the mayors dedicated amounts for health promotion and nutrition in each commune

Ehsaas Program

Reducing stunting in children under 2 years through Conditional Cash Transfer Program

To improve nutritional status of children and prevent stunting in children under 2 years of age focusing first 1000 days' window of opportunity and break the intergenerational cycle of stunting.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Bangladesh

No increase of obesity (U5 yrs)

To reduce the prevalence of obesity among children under 5 years of age

SUN CSN Asia Coordination Group (ACG)

Compliance of International Code of BMS

Increase the number of civil society alliances trained to advocate for full compliance of the International Code of breast milk substitutes (BMS) from 2 to 10.