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Japan Trust Fund for Scaling Up Nutrition

About the Program

The Japan Trust Fund for Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Investments is a three-phased program to scale up nutrition investments and provide the framework for a sustained partnership between the Government of Japan and the World Bank to address malnutrition. 

Launched in 2009, (Initiation), supported by a US$ 2 million financial commitment from the Government of Japan, financed catalytic country-level activities to lay the foundation for the development of new country nutrition plans, lending projects and Å·ÃÀÈÕb´óƬ investments in select countries, as well as to stimulate the set-up of the SUN movement.

The Trust Fund, currently in Phase II (Consolidation), with a financial commitment of US$20 million from the Government of Japan over a four-year period aims to:

  1. consolidate and expand the catalytic activities begun under Phase I to support the scale-up of nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive interventions in high-burden undernutrition countries;
  2. to generate operational knowledge about how to effectively implement nutrition-sensitive interventions in non-nutrition sectors (a multi-sectoral approach to nutrition) such as agriculture, social protection, water and sanitation, and education; and
  3. to support the work of the SUN movement through a specific focus on the SUN countries, including the continued provision of support for the SUN leadership and governance structure and dissemination of lessons learned for effective multi-sectoral approaches to nutrition.

Both phases II and III (Institutionalization) will support countries with costed scale-up and implementation plans as well as other relevant analytics that support and improve the quality of Å·ÃÀÈÕb´óƬ investments. The Japan Trust Fund will also strengthen in-country capacity to implement nutrition programs, knowledge sharing and developing information systems to monitor and evaluate the impact of nutrition investments.

 

For more information, please contact:

Meera Shekar, Lead Health Specialist/Japan TF Program Manager mshekar@worldbank.org

Aissatou Chipkaou, Operations Analyst achipkaou@worldbank.org

 

Last Updated: May 15, 2018

 

 
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Last Updated: Jul 12, 2021

 

Armenia | Armenia Social worker as entry point to promote investments in the yearly years [TF0A6080]

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Benin Preparing for the next phase of SUN in Benin [TF0A2928]

 

Benin Benin Early Years Nutrition and Child Development [TF0A7722]

Burundi | Project preparatory work for nutrition related operations in Burundi [TF0A5941]

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Central America | Central America overweight and obesity prevention [TF0A4082]

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Chile | Ten years of implementation of the ECD system Chile Crece Contigo evolution, lessons learned and challenges faced [TF0A5961]

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C?te d'Ivoire | Cote d'Ivoire Multisectoral Child Nutrition and Development Project Preparation [TF0A5947] 

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Egypt | Finalizing Egypt's Nutrition Investment Case [TF0A9220]

 

Guinea Bissau | Cash Transfers and Nutrition for Early Childhood Development [TF0B1695]

 

INDIA | Enhancing the Quality and Effectiveness of the Bank¡¯s Nutrition TA in India [TF0B0205]

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LAO PDR | An approach to design and evaluation of Baby WASH in Lao PDR  [TF0A9471]

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LAO PDR|Strengthening nutrition interventions in Lao PDR [TF0A6478]

 

MADAGASCAR |Baseline for Improving Nutrition Outcomes Project [TF0A6210]

 

 

NEPAL | Operational Strategy for Addressing Malnutrition in Nepal [TF0A2195]

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Nicaragua Capacity Building and cross-learing for Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture [TF0A3724]

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Pakistan l  Improving human capital through accelerated nutrition actions in Pakistan [TF0A9358]

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Peru Support to Peru's nutrition strategy to reduce high anemia and stunting in children under 36 months [TF0A4308]

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Standing Tall: Peru's Success in Overcoming its Stunting Crisis (EN)

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Philippines | Improving Nutrition Service Delivery in the Philippines [TF0A8125)

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Rwanda | Rwanda Nutrition Situation Analysis and Policy Options (P162400) [TF0A4965]

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Senegal | Nutrition Investment Case [TF0A1929]/ Senegal | Leveraging and preparing nutrition investments [TF0A5133]

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Seychelles | Improving data management and use for early childhood health, nutrition, and development in Seychelles [TF0A2844]

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Sierra Leone |Optimizing High Impact [TF0A9867]

Southern Africa | Operationalizing a Multi-sectoral Approach to Reduce Stunting [TF0A5948]

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Tanzania | Strengthening Health and Nutrition Monitoring in PHCforR (BETF) [TF0A8160]

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Tanzania | Technical support to Government of Tanzania for scaling-up investments in the early years [TF0A6214]

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Tajikistan |  Optima Nutrition in Tajikistan [TF0B0161]

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Tonga | Improving the use of taxation policy on unhealthy food/beverages as a response to the overnutrition and NCD crisis in the Pacific: A country case study in Tonga [TF0A5940]

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Uganda  |  Operational Feasibility Study of MNP through community health workers in Uganda [TF0A9644]

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Vietnam| Multi-Sectoral Nutrition Assessment and Plan of Action [TF0A5886]

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World |  Supporting the Design and Implementation of Sugary Drinks Taxes (TF0B0696)

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World | Development of Nutrition Smart Agriculture Country Profiles [TF0A9677]

 

World | Japan Sun Trust Fund SDI [TF0B1708]

 

World | Development of Nutrition Smart Agriculture Country Profiles [TF0A9677]

 

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