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SECRETARYPLANNINGANDDEVELOPMENTDEPARTMENT
GOVERNMENTOFSINDH
Sindh-Acasestudy
ByDrShereenMustafa
SAFANSIRoundtable|Kathmandu|September7-8,2017
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PAKISTAN
AzadKashmir
Balochistan
Sindh
KhyberPakhtoonkhuwah
FederallyAdministredTribalarea
Punjab
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SAARC Countries - A Comparison of Stunting
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Nutrition Status in Pakistan and Sindh
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NNS Survey – Key findings
§ 35% deaths under 5 years
§ 72% houses food insecure
§ 28% severely food insecure
§ 32% population have access to piped water
§ Hidden Hunger /Micronutrient Deficiency
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Malnutrition Status in Different Regions
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FATA Balochistan GB Sindh KP Punjab AJK
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MICS 2014 – Key Findings
• Acute Malnutrition /wasting 15.4 %
• Chronic Malnutrition/stunting 48 %
• Underweight 42% (4 out of ten children)
• Early Initiation of Breastfeeding 20.7%
• Most challenging districts 07 Out of 29 districts)
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In Sindh, 1 in 2 children suffers from stunting (the irreversible outcome of chronic nutritional deficiency)
Sindh = 48%
Height for age (Stunted) - Districts
Paradigm Shift
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With the support of World Bank a multi sectoral
approach was adopted to prepare an Accelerated Action
Plan at an estimated cost of US$ 525 million
Goals
§ To reduce stunting at rate of 1.5% /year
§ Projects will target 23 districts on priority
§ Target Population
• Pregnant & lactating Women • Adolescent Girls • Children 0-59 months ( under 5 years)
§ Above all, 1000 days opportunity ( from conception to child second birthday)
§ Identified indicators to be met within result framework
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Major Interventions
Ø Nutrition Support Program -WB
Ø Accelerated Action plan for Nutrition - WB
Ø UN Maternal and Child Nutrition Stunting Reduction Program, Sindh – USAID, UNICEF
Ø Improved Nutrition in Sindh - EU
Ø Prevention of Stunting -WFP
Ø Saaf Suthro Sindh- WASH -WB
Ø Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture - WB 11
Objectives
Ø Improve accessibility and coverage of health services
Ø Addressing Food Security to vulnerable population
Ø Improve and strengthen BCC
Ø Direct food supplement
Ø Encourage consumption of diversified food
Ø ODF and hygiene
Ø Introduction of CCTs to support nutrition programs 12
ACHIEVEMENTS
• Nutrition Policy guidelines 2012
• Steering Committee formed in 2012
• Sindh Inter-Sectoral Strategy 2013
• Nutrition Section established in P&D, 2015
• SUN Secretariat established in Nutrition Section in P&D Sindh, 2016
• Task Force established in 2017 13
Stakeholders
Health
LocalGovernment
SocialWelfareEducaUon
Agriculture
PopulaUonWelfare
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Planning&Development
Finance
Institutional Arrangement
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PolicyOversight
• Taskforceformedon12thJanuary2017,chairedbyMinisterforPlanning&Development
ProgramOversight
• ProvincialNutriDonSteeringCommiGee,headedbyChairman,P&DBoardmeeDngBi-annually
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• ProgramUnitsinProvincialLineDepartments
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• District/TalukaCoordinaDonCommiGees
Government’s Response
• Complete political ownership
• Commitment from Government
• Resource availability
• Resolve to achieve the targets 16
What is needed !
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• Institutional capacity to implement program
• Integrating and synergizing the efforts
• Aligning design of programs to achieve single objective
• Evidence based research to support programs in short and medium term
• Continuous partners’ and government coordination
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