Integrated Systems Approach
Connecting actors, evidence, policy, and field practices within a national nutrition ecosystem.
Programme Introduction
The Integrated Systems Approach programme positions nutrition as a cross-sector agenda. CoE-PGN connects programme learning with the work of government, development partners, academia, communities, and supporting sectors to enable systemic improvement.
Why This Programme Is Needed
Nutrition challenges cannot be addressed by a single actor or programme. Coordination, shared standards, policy dialogue, and learning systems are needed to connect evidence with action in the field.
Related Programme Content
This programme connects capacity, research, publications, partnerships, and learning indicators in a cycle of continuous improvement.
English publications and event information are being prepared.
View Indonesian contentKey Focus Areas
Priority areas that inform the design of programme activities and content.
Optimising food systems to support local economic benefits and sustainability.
Strengthening evidence on the connections between nutrition and education, health, water and sanitation, food, and social protection.
Documenting the added value of an integrated systems approach for programme improvement.
Developing systems that adapt to geographic, cultural, demographic, and socioeconomic conditions.
Cross-sector forums that connect evidence, policy, implementation, and learning.
Key Activities
Multi-Stakeholder Forums
Thematic meetings to align learning, programme needs, and collaboration opportunities.
Governance Frameworks
Developing principles, coordination processes, and standards for collaborative work.
Policy Dialogue
Evidence-based discussions that connect field findings with decision-making.
Systems Framework
Coordination
Connecting stakeholders around a shared national nutrition agenda.
Programme Integration
Aligning capacity, research, publications, and partnerships within a learning cycle.
Collaboration
Promoting clear, documented partnerships aligned with programme needs.
Outputs and Benefits
- Stakeholder mapping and thematic collaboration opportunities.
- Recommendations for governance and cross-sector coordination.
- A systems learning framework supported by cross-sector data and knowledge.