The Programme Window

Coordinating investments for high-impact nutrition actions

The Programme Window coordinates global investments, ensuring that high-impact nutrition actions are effectively funded and implemented for maximum impact. It provides vital support to countries with limited financial resources without requiring additional domestic funding commitments, enabling them to address undernutrition effectively. The Window also includes leveraging parallel financing, where CNF investments complement government contributions, scaling up services and accountability for nutrition outcomes.

This success shows the power of strong partnerships, data-driven planning, and flexible, country-specific funding. Early government and community engagement helped overcome barriers and tailor responses, while integrated services and operational research strengthened local systems.

Funding channels

How the Programme Window works
Porgramme Window A

Programme Window A

For donor contributions that are separately tracked and designated for specific countries and interventions

Programme Window C

Programme Window B

For pooled donor contributions that allow flexible allocation to countries based on priority needs

Programme Window C

Programme Window C

Catalytic resources deployed as parallel financing alongside domestic investments

Our achievements

The Programme Window has secured US$159 million and disbursed US$57 million to support nutrition programmes in 24 countries.

Notable achievements include:

Screening

324,000 children

in Cambodia were screened for severe acute malnutrition, with more than 10,500 cases diagnosed and treated

Vaccines

214,000 children

under 5 in Ethiopia were reached with vitamin A and deworming prophylaixs, while 85,000 children received vaccines through a joint CNF-Gavi programme

Feeding

716,000 mothers and caregivers

in Pakistan received infant and young child feeding (IYCF) counselling, reinforcing healthy nutrition habits at home