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Strong accountability mechanisms and indicators across all sectors

Otherwise everybody's business and nobody's job – nobody loses their job if a child dies of malnutrition

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Agriculture, food and land use
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Improving Diet and Nutrition
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3. Examples of good practice
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African examples and lessons
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What works?
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Strong accountability mechanisms and indicators across all sectors
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Authenticity to local context
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Consistency of policy focus over time
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Focus on making the markets work on a regional level
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Focus on women's education
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Good food and nutrition surveillance systems
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Good partners – bundle efforts into more coherent programs
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Improve health access
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Make the costliness of getting nutrition wrong visible
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Modified legal framework
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Political commitment to translate ideas into action
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Project design – build from the ground up (avoid chasing fashions)
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Sound evidence based policies
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Strengten intersector links and co-ordination
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Sustain organizational memory and clout
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View agriculture as a business not a development program
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