Invitation to input by 20th May: Tokyo 2020 gap analysis on UHC & nutrition

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Survey: Civil Society Evidence of Nutrition Service Gaps and Bottlenecks

We have an opportunity to provide input to the ‘Making nutrition an integral part of Universal Health Coverage (UHC)’ Tokyo 2020 working group.

The World Health Organisation (the convener of the UHC group) has drafted an initial matrix of actions, which is currently under review by participating partners. Amongst these is a call for CSOs to analyse gaps in access, quality and utilization of services and define bottlenecks of implementation, using a human rights/equity perspective (e.g. vulnerable groups, women).

Civil society organisations are therefore invited to contribute documentation of national, sub-national and community level health service gaps in addressing population nutrition needs by completing the survey by 20th May.

LINK TO THE SURVEY

PLEASE NOTE: You are required to upload an evidence source for each positive response.

Please see this guidance note for background information, terminology definitions and survey questions for reference.

WHO and UHC working group partners will utilize this gap analysis in prioritizing action recommendations for the Tokyo Nutrition Summit.

If you have questions about the survey, please reach out to Dan Irvine at dan_irvine@wvi.org

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