ECSC-SUN General Assembly Puts Spotlight on Nutrition Financing and Localization
The Ethiopian Civil Society Coalition for Scaling Up Nutrition (ECSC-SUN) held its General Assembly and Learning Event, bringing together government leaders, UN agencies, donors, civil society, and the private sector to strengthen food systems and nutrition in Ethiopia. As Chair and host, Save the Children in Ethiopia delivered opening remarks, underscoring that “nutrition is more than a moral obligation; it is a wise economic investment.” Keynote speeches from the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Agriculture reaffirmed the government’s commitment to advancing nutrition. This year’s GA placed a strong focus on nutrition financing and localization. A panel discussion featuring the private sector, civil society organizations, the SUN Movement (Global), and the Government of Ethiopia explored strategies for mobilizing sustainable resources, empowering local actors, and accelerating nutrition transformation. Alongside the discussions, civil society organizations showcased their best practices in an exhibition, fostering shared learning and collaboration. The event highlighted the power of partnership and the collective commitment to investing in nutrition for a healthier Ethiopia.
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Nutrition Leadership Training Successfully Completed in Adama
The Nutrition Leadership Training was successfully conducted from August 26–31, 2025, at Robi Hotel in Adama Town. The training brought together members of the Monitoring, Evaluation, and Research Steering Committee (MER-SC) with the objective of strengthening their leadership capacity to advance evidence-based nutrition actions in Ethiopia. This important milestone was achieved through strong collaboration among the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI), the Ministry of Health (MOH), and the Ethiopian Civil Society Coalition for Scaling Up Nutrition (ECSC-SUN) hosted by Save the Children. The organizers expressed their appreciation to all MER-SC member s for their active participation and commitment and extended sincere thanks to partners for their valuable support in making the training a success. Together, these collective efforts contribute to building stronger systems and leadership for ending malnutrition in Ethiopia.
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