Focus Area 3.1 Transparent, democratic and accountable governance
Sub-focus Area 3.1.2 Strengthening multisectoral, multistakeholder and multilevel coordination and actions
Recommendation Number: 3.1.2.a
Governments, intergovernmental organizations and development partners, across sectors at all levels, should work to enable healthy diets and improved nutrition through sustainable food systems, strengthened policy and legal frameworks and institutional capacities that address the multiple causes and consequences of malnutrition in all its forms and food-related economic, social and environmental challenges. This coordination should establish and/or strengthen multisectoral, multilevel and multistakeholder mechanisms(*1) that oversee the design and implementation of evidence- and science-based, context specific policies, strategies, and interventions respecting cultural diversity that contribute to improved nutrition outcomes at national, sub-national and local levels.
The identified documents have been grouped into four categories: UN evidence-informed documents, UN normative guidance documents, UN operational/technical guidance documents and other documents that have been published by non-UN bodies.
UN evidence-informed documents
UN operational/technical guidance documents
Other documents
| Title | Author | Publisher | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| RICH food, smart city: how building reliable, inclusive, competitive, and healthy food systems is smart policy for urban Asia | Acharya, G., Cassou, E., Jaffee, S. & Ludher, E.K. | The World Bank | 2021 |
| Sustainable forestry for food security and nutrition: policy recommendations | CFS | CFS | 2018 |