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Through the strategy described in this document, the Global Financing Facility (GFF) aims to initiate a shift whereby IR&E studies are conceptualized, developed, and conducted in a manner that is forward-looking, timely, embedded within programming, and optimally useful to managers and decision makers at different levels, with active fostering of learning within and among countries. […]
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This Nutrition Roadmap outlines GFF’s commitment to integrate nutrition into universal health coverage and drive greater action toward ending malnutrition. By 2025, the GFF Nutrition Road Map will: Catalyze more and better financing for nutrition by committing up to 30 percent of GFF country investments and launching a financing tool to attract private sector investment for nutrition outcomes. Improve accountability for nutrition financing by supporting at least […]
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