A global challenge

to reduce wasting

in children

Photo by: Cliff Volpe (UNICEF 2010)

COUNTRY ROADMAPS

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There are 23 GAP frontrunner countries:

COUNTRY ROADMAPS (SUMMARIZED)

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THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

Preparatory and analytical work is conducted by the UN agencies to develop a common picture on where each country is vis-a-vis the GAP framework.

In-country discussions between national governments and UN counterparts take place regarding the initial analytical work coupled with the review of national strategies and initiatives that impact child wasting.

UN agencies support national governments to identify a core set of ambitious yet feasible priority actions, as well as the support needed from UN agencies, civil society, donors, academics and private sector partners to achieve these.

DEVELOPING GAP COUNTRY ROADMAPS | Process Map (2020-2021)

JUN
2020

JUN
2021

SEP
2021

DEC 2021

POLICY & PROGRAMMATIC REVIEW

Map country policy commitments and programmatic approaches against key actions listed in the GAP Framework
Map: Commitment; Indicator; Baseline; Target; Programs
Pilot this mapping approach in three contexts: Ethiopia, Mali and the Philippines
UNICEF coordinates mapping process and is responsible for mapping Health and WASH commitments and programs. FAO & WFP support the mapping process by mapping Food and Social Protection commitments and programs.
Request any additional information/policies from country offices that are not available publicly
Include a classification of the 5 forms of political commitment

POLICY & PROGRAMMATIC DISCUSSION OF FINDINGS

Identify policy and programmatic gaps in countries based on 40 actions
Discuss policy and programmatic findings with UN country offices
Seek confirmation and/or feedback on action, indicator, baseline, target, programmatic gaps
Consolidate recommendations in 2-3 pager Country Action Plan template

ENGAGEMENT WITH NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS

Presentation of recommendations and what has been done (using Country Action Plans)
Layout what the expectations are decision-making by National Governments
Facilitated country-level discussions
Flush out what their national road maps will look like

LEVERAGING SUPPORT

Agree on the resources that can be leveraged nationally and the required additional support from the global level
Position GAP roadmaps as nationally endorsed, game-changing opportunities to scale up impactful nutrition actions as part of UN FSS
Leverage Support at the N4G Summit

STAYING ON TRACK

COUNTRY	COUNTRY ROADMAP DEVELOPMENT PROCESS LAUNCHED	COUNTRY ROADMAP DRAFTED	COUNTRY ROADMAP FINALIZED
Afghanistan
Bangladesh
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
DR.Congo
Ethiopia
Haiti
Indonesia
Kenya
Madagascar
Malawi
Mali
Niger
Nigeria
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
South Sudan
Sudan
The Philippines
Timor Leste
Yemen

THE ROLE OF THE UN AGENCIES

A briefing note from the Office of the Secretary General to all Resident Coordinators
and UN Country Teams

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