Rohingya (JRP)

1

All girls and boys under five, adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women have access to high-quality life-saving, gender-sensitive and inclusive, integrated nutrition services through the rationalised nutrition facilities in the camps and government healthcare and nutrition institutions.

2

All boys and girls, pregnant and lactating women uninterruptedly accessing and utilizing the variety of preventive nutrition services, benefiting from practising optimal maternal and child feeding recommendations, improved dietary diversity and meal frequencies through nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive community nutrition interventions, including in emergency outbreaks.

3

All implementing partners have enhanced capacities in understanding and applying localization dimensions, optimized staffing for running the gender-sensitive, transparent, accessible and quality evidence-based, inclusive and integrated nutrition services in the Rohingya and host communities.