Vision, Mission & Core Functions
CoE-PGN's strategic direction and institutional functions.
To become a leading knowledge and collaboration hub for evidence-based and sustainable national nutrition.
- Promote innovation and excellence in implementing the national nutrition provision programme through cutting-edge research, evidence-based policy and programme advocacy, and greater public awareness of the importance of national nutrition.
Commitment
CoE-PGN's vision and mission are delivered through a commitment to scientific evidence, field learning, cross-sector collaboration, and public benefit.
CoE-PGN is committed to remaining an independent reference hub, open to collaboration and consistently connecting knowledge with the practical needs of national nutrition programmes.
Four Core Functions
CoE-PGN's institutional functions as a national nutrition knowledge hub.
Capacity Building
Training, modules, mentoring, and facilitator networks to strengthen programme implementers.
Applied Research & Innovation
Evidence-based research, field learning, and innovation relevant to local contexts.
Knowledge Management
Curation, documentation, repositories, publications, and dissemination of cross-sector learning.
Integrated Systems Approach
Coordination, policy dialogue, and collaborative frameworks for a sustainable nutrition system.
An Integrated Way of Working
The core functions operate as a cycle connecting capacity, implementation, learning, research, and systems improvement.
- 1Capacity
- 2Implementation
- 3Learning
- 4Research
- 5Publications
- 6Systems Improvement
Contributing to National Nutrition
Through its vision, mission, and core functions, CoE-PGN supports the national nutrition ecosystem by strengthening implementers' capacity, the evidence base, open knowledge, and cross-sector collaboration.