CoE-PGN Overview
The background, mandate, and scope of work of Center of Excellence Pemenuhan Gizi Nasional.
What is CoE-PGN?
CoE-PGN is Center of Excellence Pemenuhan Gizi Nasional, a centre for knowledge, learning, research, innovation, and cross-sector collaboration to advance national nutrition.
CoE-PGN connects policy, scientific evidence, field practice, and implementation capacity needs to make nutrition programmes more effective, adaptive, and sustainable.
Why CoE-PGN Was Established
National nutrition is a strategic priority for Indonesia, supporting a healthy, productive, and competitive population. CoE-PGN was established as a hub for knowledge and cross-sector collaboration to strengthen the evidence base, capacity, and governance of national nutrition programmes.
CoE-PGN supports strategic national programmes by providing technical references, lessons from implementation, and an independent forum for policy discussion.
Establishing CoE-PGN
CoE-PGN was conceived as a collaborative initiative connecting government, academia, development partners, and implementation networks. Its purpose is to strengthen the ecosystem for knowledge and shared learning while complementing the roles of existing institutions.
Mandate and Objectives
- Serve as a trusted and accessible national nutrition knowledge hub.
- Produce evidence-based research and innovation to support decision-making.
- Strengthen the capacity of facilitators, nutrition professionals, and programme managers.
- Promote cross-sector collaboration for sustainable nutrition systems.
Scope of Work
CoE-PGN works across four interconnected pillars to strengthen the implementation of national nutrition programmes throughout the life course.
CoE-PGN in the Nutrition Ecosystem
Knowledge Hub
Provide technical references, lessons from implementation, and knowledge resources for stakeholders across sectors.
Learning Hub
Connect field practice, research, and programme reflection to generate knowledge that others can apply.
Collaboration Platform
Bring together government, academia, development partners, communities, and supporting sectors to advance national nutrition.
Four Pillars of Our Work
These four pillars form the core framework for CoE-PGN's work.
Our Commitment
CoE-PGN is committed to serving as a knowledge, learning, and collaboration hub that advances national nutrition through evidence-based, inclusive, and collaborative approaches.