Zimbabwe Civil Society Organisations Scaling Up Nutrition Alliance (ZCSOSUNA), Zimbabwe
About
The alliance was formed in 2013 with the intention of providing a platform for CSAs to contribute towards the SUN initiative. It comprises of 119 international, regional, national and community based organisations working in various thematic areas including livelihoods, agriculture, health, advocacy, HIV and emergencies. The activities of the alliance are overseen by an 11 member steering committee. Regional coordinators facilitate coordination of members at sub-national level and report to the steering committee.
Country: Zimbabwe
Region: East and Southern Africa
Languages: English
Number of members: 119
Areas of expertise
- Translation of political commitments into tangible action
- Create awareness of and maintain national interest in nutrition
- Strengthen the policy and legal frameworks
- Maintain nutrition issues high on the country’s agenda
How to join this alliance
To join this alliance, please complete the membership application form below and email it to:
The alliance will be in touch and may ask you to provide further information.
If you do not receive a response within a month, please forward the filled-in form and your original email to sun.csnetwork@savethechildren.org.uk.
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