Save the Children International

London 2013

Nutrition-specific total (US$): 85,000,000

Nutrition-sensitive total (US$): 590,000,000

Reported progress

2013:

Nutrition-specific disbursements: US$7,348,653

Nutrition-sensitive disbursements: US$60,469,436

2015:

Nutrition-specific disbursements: US$2,356,620

Nutrition-sensitive disbursements: US$78,843,442

2016:

Nutrition-specific disbursements: US$33,655,164

Nutrition-sensitive disbursements: US$36,038,892

2017:

Nutrition-specific disbursements: US$7,821,799.04

Nutrition-sensitive disbursements: US$63,814,471

2018:

Nutrition-specific

Commitments: US$14,239,697

Disbursements: US$10,966,148

Nutrition-sensitive

Commitments: US$78,315,347

Disbursements: US$63,814,471

2019

Nutrition-specific disbursements: US$44,141,245

Nutrition-sensitive disbursements: US$49,596,543

2020

Nutrition-specific

Commitments: US$1,653,730,971

Disbursements: US$127,450,0498

Nutrition-sensitive

Commitments: US$911,4175,263

Disbursements: US$1,064,7126,606

London 2013

1. Chair SUN Civil Society Network (CSN).

2. Partnership with the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), Secure Nutrition on Innovations in Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture.

Reported progress

1. We continue to host the SUN Civil Society Network Secretariat and provide the vice-chair to the steering group. Our CEO Inger Ashing is an active member of the SUN Lead Group. The SUN CSN now represents over 4,000 national, regional and international organisations and networks spanning multiple sectors, and over 60 national civil society alliances. This year, Save the Children renewed its SUN Lead Group commitments for 2022, with Save the Children calling for nutrition to be central to the hunger crisis response of governments, multilaterals and other stakeholders next to calling for a prioritized delivery of nutrition services in times of crises. We continue to work closely with the secretariat team to ensure they have sufficient funding for the delivery of the SUN CSN strategy, and to champion the role of civil society in global forums including the wider SUN movement.

2. The nutrition-sensitive agriculture competition was successfully delivered with GAIN and the World Bank in 2014. Save the Children continues to work with GAIN in a number of ways, including: collaboration through the SUN Movement (GAIN hosts the SUN Business Network): programmatic partnerships; and as contributors to the Global Nutrition Report Stakeholder Group and the Nutrition for Growth Advisory Group.