Nations; Glen Tarman, Sabrina de Souza, and Sandra Mutuma (Action Against Hunger UK, Generation Nutrition); Stuart Gillespie (IFPRI); Marc van Ameringen and Jonathan Tench (Global Alli- ance for Improved Nutrition [GAIN] and SUN Business Network); Aslam Shaheen and Qadir Baloch (Harvest Plus Pakistan); Mags Gaynor (Irish Aid); Iris Bollemeijer (International Medical Corps); David Nabarro (SUN Movement Secretariat); Nicholas Nisbett (IDS); Kathryn Russell and Anupama Dathan (ONE Campaign); Robert Hecht, Arathi Rao, Tae Min Kim, and Aparna Kamath (Results for Development); Marie Rumsby (Save the Children UK, Road to Rio Group); Marie Ruel (IFPRI); Alexendre Ghelew (Swiss Development Cooperation); Syngenta; Hannah Schellander and James Jansen (UK Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs); Anna Taylor and Rob Hughes (DFID); Werner Schultink, Yarlini Balarajan, and France Begin (UNICEF); Lina Mahy (UN Standing Committee on Nutrition); Anne Peniston (USAID); Veronique LaGrange and Dacia Whitsett-Morrow (US Dairy Export Council); Yael Velleman (WaterAid); Leslie Elder and Juan Feng (World Bank); Martin Bloem, Lynnda Kiess, Saskia Depee, and Natalie Rae Aldern (World Food Programme [WFP]); and Francesco Branca (WHO).
We are also grateful to Alan Dangour (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Anna Taylor (DFID), and Jo Lofthouse (CIFF) for their early and continued encouragement; to Peter Godwin and Sujaya Misra for comments and ideas on the accountability and legitimacy framework; and to those who provided their feedback and ideas during the development of the concept note for the Global Nutrition Report in early 2014.
The IEG would like to thank the report’s Stakeholder Group for its engagement throughout the development of the report: cochairs Edith Mkawa (Permanent Secretary, Office of the President, Malawi, SUN Focal Point) and Jane Edmonson (DFID), Abdoulaye Ka (Cellule de lutte contre la malnutrition [CLM], Senegal), Anna Lartey (FAO), Chris Osa Isokpunwu (SUN Focal Point, Nigeria), David Nabarro (United Nations Secretary- General’s office, SUN), Ferew Lemma (Ethiopia), Francesco Bran- ca (WHO), Jésus Búlux (Secretaría de Seguridad Alimentaria y Nutricional de la Presidencia de la República [SESAN], Guatema- la), Martin Bloem (WFP), Nina Sardjunani (Bappenas, Indonesia), Jean-Pierre Halkin (European Commission, SUN Donor Network), Jennifer Goosen (Government of Canada, SUN Donor Network), John Cordaro (Mars, SUN Business Network), Kate Houston (Cargill, SUN Business Network), Lucy Sullivan and Jennifer Rigg (1,000 Days, SUN CSO Network), M. Aslam Shaheen (Pakistan), Marc Van Ameringen (GAIN, SUN Business Network), Michael Anderson (CIFF), Milton Rondo (Brazil), Shawn Baker (Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, SUN Donor Network), Tom Arnold (Concern Worldwide, SUN CSO Network), and Werner Schultink (UNICEF).
Finally, we would also like to acknowledge the organiza- tions that provided financial support for the 2014 report: 1,000 Days, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health, the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation, the European Commission, the Government of Canada, Irish Aid, and the UK Department for International Development.
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