Table 4.

Network metrics and comparisons

Sub-componentMetricInterview QuestionCS-SUNNFHI360KAFNIPPMCHUNICEF
Composition of networkNumber of organizations in networkCan you please share with us the names of up to 3 organizations with which you partner most frequently to advance your organization’s objectives?
  1. FHI360

  2. UNICEF

  3. Save the Children

  1. CS-SUNN

  2. UNICEF

  3. NGF

  1. Vitamin Angels

  2. SFH

  1. UNICEF

  2. UNFPA

  3. HKI

  1. CISLAC

  2. CS-SUNN

  1. FHI360

  2. CS-SUNN

  3. BMGF

Formal governance structureNumber and type of modalities for inter-organizational cooperation (e.g. MoU, monthly meetings, etc.)For each of the organizations mentioned above, do you have a formal governance arrangement that guides your engagement, such as a board or regularly scheduled meetings?
  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

  1. No

  2. Yes

  3. No

  1. No

  2. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

For each of the organizations mentioned above, what are the main activities in which you jointly engage?
  1. Maternity leave protection and videos to promote exclusive breastfeeding

  2. Trainings and meetings with government officials to promote uptake of micronutrient supplementation

  3. Contact government officials

  1. Reviewed 5 years’ nutrition budget at the national level and in 5 states.

  2. Host public events

  3. Contact government official

  1. Host public events

  2. Contact a government official

  1. Contact a government official

  2. Contact a government official

  3. Contact a government official

  1. Host public events

  2. Host public events

  1. Host public events

  2. Discuss ways to promote adoption of the National Food and Nutrition Plan by the states. Also, advocate for domestic resource mobilization.

  3. Evidence generation for members of the Nutrition Donor Group.

Policy Champion(s)Does the network have a government policy champion?Which government ministry, department, or agency, at either the federal, state, or LGA level, do you perceive as the most receptive to your advocacy activities?Federal Ministry of Budget and Planning and corresponding State level budget ministriesMinistry of Health at Federal level, Ministry of Women’s affairs at the state levelNutrition department in the State Ministry of HealthNational Primary Health Care Development AgencyKano State Ministry of Planning and BudgetKaduna State Planning and Budget Commission, Federal Ministry of Budget and National Planning
Are there additional non-governmental champions with which the network liaises?Are there other prominent public figures (politicians, celebrities, sports figures, etc.) that also engage with your network and support your activities? If so, please elaborateAisha Buhari, Governors Forum Secretariat, wives of governors of Kaduna and NigerWives of state governors, Senator Ibrahim OloriegbeNoSanusi Lamido Sanusi, Aisha BuhariSanusi Lamido SanusiSanusi Lamido Sanusi, Aisha Buhari, Hajia Ummi El-Ruffai
Network cohesionAreas of agreement and disagreement in networkWhat are the main points of agreement related to nutrition policy in Nigeria within this network of advocacy organizations?People agree that malnutrition is a problem, the causes of malnutrition, and the need for things to change.Early initiation of breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months as well as the implementation of Breast Milk Substitute code.Don’t knowWe agree on need for policy on routine vitamin A supple-mentation and that there are too many Maternal and Child Health Week (MNCHW) interventionsImprove the nutrition situation in KanoThe thousand (1000 days) days focus.
What are the main points of disagreement related to nutrition policy in Nigeria within this network of advocacy organizations?Focusing on treatment of severe acute malnutrition without the preventive component. There is a disagreement in the amount of money budgeted for RUTF as opposed to preventive activities.We don’t provide RUTF or do CMAM, like other organizations.NoneMNCHW online training modules.NoneThere is a divide on whether the focus should be on treatment versus prevention. Also, there is a debate on fortification of certain food vehicles.
Sub-componentMetricInterview QuestionCS-SUNNFHI360KAFNIPPMCHUNICEF
Composition of networkNumber of organizations in networkCan you please share with us the names of up to 3 organizations with which you partner most frequently to advance your organization’s objectives?
  1. FHI360

  2. UNICEF

  3. Save the Children

  1. CS-SUNN

  2. UNICEF

  3. NGF

  1. Vitamin Angels

  2. SFH

  1. UNICEF

  2. UNFPA

  3. HKI

  1. CISLAC

  2. CS-SUNN

  1. FHI360

  2. CS-SUNN

  3. BMGF

Formal governance structureNumber and type of modalities for inter-organizational cooperation (e.g. MoU, monthly meetings, etc.)For each of the organizations mentioned above, do you have a formal governance arrangement that guides your engagement, such as a board or regularly scheduled meetings?
  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

  1. No

  2. Yes

  3. No

  1. No

  2. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

For each of the organizations mentioned above, what are the main activities in which you jointly engage?
  1. Maternity leave protection and videos to promote exclusive breastfeeding

  2. Trainings and meetings with government officials to promote uptake of micronutrient supplementation

  3. Contact government officials

  1. Reviewed 5 years’ nutrition budget at the national level and in 5 states.

  2. Host public events

  3. Contact government official

  1. Host public events

  2. Contact a government official

  1. Contact a government official

  2. Contact a government official

  3. Contact a government official

  1. Host public events

  2. Host public events

  1. Host public events

  2. Discuss ways to promote adoption of the National Food and Nutrition Plan by the states. Also, advocate for domestic resource mobilization.

  3. Evidence generation for members of the Nutrition Donor Group.

Policy Champion(s)Does the network have a government policy champion?Which government ministry, department, or agency, at either the federal, state, or LGA level, do you perceive as the most receptive to your advocacy activities?Federal Ministry of Budget and Planning and corresponding State level budget ministriesMinistry of Health at Federal level, Ministry of Women’s affairs at the state levelNutrition department in the State Ministry of HealthNational Primary Health Care Development AgencyKano State Ministry of Planning and BudgetKaduna State Planning and Budget Commission, Federal Ministry of Budget and National Planning
Are there additional non-governmental champions with which the network liaises?Are there other prominent public figures (politicians, celebrities, sports figures, etc.) that also engage with your network and support your activities? If so, please elaborateAisha Buhari, Governors Forum Secretariat, wives of governors of Kaduna and NigerWives of state governors, Senator Ibrahim OloriegbeNoSanusi Lamido Sanusi, Aisha BuhariSanusi Lamido SanusiSanusi Lamido Sanusi, Aisha Buhari, Hajia Ummi El-Ruffai
Network cohesionAreas of agreement and disagreement in networkWhat are the main points of agreement related to nutrition policy in Nigeria within this network of advocacy organizations?People agree that malnutrition is a problem, the causes of malnutrition, and the need for things to change.Early initiation of breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months as well as the implementation of Breast Milk Substitute code.Don’t knowWe agree on need for policy on routine vitamin A supple-mentation and that there are too many Maternal and Child Health Week (MNCHW) interventionsImprove the nutrition situation in KanoThe thousand (1000 days) days focus.
What are the main points of disagreement related to nutrition policy in Nigeria within this network of advocacy organizations?Focusing on treatment of severe acute malnutrition without the preventive component. There is a disagreement in the amount of money budgeted for RUTF as opposed to preventive activities.We don’t provide RUTF or do CMAM, like other organizations.NoneMNCHW online training modules.NoneThere is a divide on whether the focus should be on treatment versus prevention. Also, there is a debate on fortification of certain food vehicles.
Table 4.

Network metrics and comparisons

Sub-componentMetricInterview QuestionCS-SUNNFHI360KAFNIPPMCHUNICEF
Composition of networkNumber of organizations in networkCan you please share with us the names of up to 3 organizations with which you partner most frequently to advance your organization’s objectives?
  1. FHI360

  2. UNICEF

  3. Save the Children

  1. CS-SUNN

  2. UNICEF

  3. NGF

  1. Vitamin Angels

  2. SFH

  1. UNICEF

  2. UNFPA

  3. HKI

  1. CISLAC

  2. CS-SUNN

  1. FHI360

  2. CS-SUNN

  3. BMGF

Formal governance structureNumber and type of modalities for inter-organizational cooperation (e.g. MoU, monthly meetings, etc.)For each of the organizations mentioned above, do you have a formal governance arrangement that guides your engagement, such as a board or regularly scheduled meetings?
  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

  1. No

  2. Yes

  3. No

  1. No

  2. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

For each of the organizations mentioned above, what are the main activities in which you jointly engage?
  1. Maternity leave protection and videos to promote exclusive breastfeeding

  2. Trainings and meetings with government officials to promote uptake of micronutrient supplementation

  3. Contact government officials

  1. Reviewed 5 years’ nutrition budget at the national level and in 5 states.

  2. Host public events

  3. Contact government official

  1. Host public events

  2. Contact a government official

  1. Contact a government official

  2. Contact a government official

  3. Contact a government official

  1. Host public events

  2. Host public events

  1. Host public events

  2. Discuss ways to promote adoption of the National Food and Nutrition Plan by the states. Also, advocate for domestic resource mobilization.

  3. Evidence generation for members of the Nutrition Donor Group.

Policy Champion(s)Does the network have a government policy champion?Which government ministry, department, or agency, at either the federal, state, or LGA level, do you perceive as the most receptive to your advocacy activities?Federal Ministry of Budget and Planning and corresponding State level budget ministriesMinistry of Health at Federal level, Ministry of Women’s affairs at the state levelNutrition department in the State Ministry of HealthNational Primary Health Care Development AgencyKano State Ministry of Planning and BudgetKaduna State Planning and Budget Commission, Federal Ministry of Budget and National Planning
Are there additional non-governmental champions with which the network liaises?Are there other prominent public figures (politicians, celebrities, sports figures, etc.) that also engage with your network and support your activities? If so, please elaborateAisha Buhari, Governors Forum Secretariat, wives of governors of Kaduna and NigerWives of state governors, Senator Ibrahim OloriegbeNoSanusi Lamido Sanusi, Aisha BuhariSanusi Lamido SanusiSanusi Lamido Sanusi, Aisha Buhari, Hajia Ummi El-Ruffai
Network cohesionAreas of agreement and disagreement in networkWhat are the main points of agreement related to nutrition policy in Nigeria within this network of advocacy organizations?People agree that malnutrition is a problem, the causes of malnutrition, and the need for things to change.Early initiation of breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months as well as the implementation of Breast Milk Substitute code.Don’t knowWe agree on need for policy on routine vitamin A supple-mentation and that there are too many Maternal and Child Health Week (MNCHW) interventionsImprove the nutrition situation in KanoThe thousand (1000 days) days focus.
What are the main points of disagreement related to nutrition policy in Nigeria within this network of advocacy organizations?Focusing on treatment of severe acute malnutrition without the preventive component. There is a disagreement in the amount of money budgeted for RUTF as opposed to preventive activities.We don’t provide RUTF or do CMAM, like other organizations.NoneMNCHW online training modules.NoneThere is a divide on whether the focus should be on treatment versus prevention. Also, there is a debate on fortification of certain food vehicles.
Sub-componentMetricInterview QuestionCS-SUNNFHI360KAFNIPPMCHUNICEF
Composition of networkNumber of organizations in networkCan you please share with us the names of up to 3 organizations with which you partner most frequently to advance your organization’s objectives?
  1. FHI360

  2. UNICEF

  3. Save the Children

  1. CS-SUNN

  2. UNICEF

  3. NGF

  1. Vitamin Angels

  2. SFH

  1. UNICEF

  2. UNFPA

  3. HKI

  1. CISLAC

  2. CS-SUNN

  1. FHI360

  2. CS-SUNN

  3. BMGF

Formal governance structureNumber and type of modalities for inter-organizational cooperation (e.g. MoU, monthly meetings, etc.)For each of the organizations mentioned above, do you have a formal governance arrangement that guides your engagement, such as a board or regularly scheduled meetings?
  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

  1. No

  2. Yes

  3. No

  1. No

  2. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  1. Yes

  2. Yes

  3. Yes

For each of the organizations mentioned above, what are the main activities in which you jointly engage?
  1. Maternity leave protection and videos to promote exclusive breastfeeding

  2. Trainings and meetings with government officials to promote uptake of micronutrient supplementation

  3. Contact government officials

  1. Reviewed 5 years’ nutrition budget at the national level and in 5 states.

  2. Host public events

  3. Contact government official

  1. Host public events

  2. Contact a government official

  1. Contact a government official

  2. Contact a government official

  3. Contact a government official

  1. Host public events

  2. Host public events

  1. Host public events

  2. Discuss ways to promote adoption of the National Food and Nutrition Plan by the states. Also, advocate for domestic resource mobilization.

  3. Evidence generation for members of the Nutrition Donor Group.

Policy Champion(s)Does the network have a government policy champion?Which government ministry, department, or agency, at either the federal, state, or LGA level, do you perceive as the most receptive to your advocacy activities?Federal Ministry of Budget and Planning and corresponding State level budget ministriesMinistry of Health at Federal level, Ministry of Women’s affairs at the state levelNutrition department in the State Ministry of HealthNational Primary Health Care Development AgencyKano State Ministry of Planning and BudgetKaduna State Planning and Budget Commission, Federal Ministry of Budget and National Planning
Are there additional non-governmental champions with which the network liaises?Are there other prominent public figures (politicians, celebrities, sports figures, etc.) that also engage with your network and support your activities? If so, please elaborateAisha Buhari, Governors Forum Secretariat, wives of governors of Kaduna and NigerWives of state governors, Senator Ibrahim OloriegbeNoSanusi Lamido Sanusi, Aisha BuhariSanusi Lamido SanusiSanusi Lamido Sanusi, Aisha Buhari, Hajia Ummi El-Ruffai
Network cohesionAreas of agreement and disagreement in networkWhat are the main points of agreement related to nutrition policy in Nigeria within this network of advocacy organizations?People agree that malnutrition is a problem, the causes of malnutrition, and the need for things to change.Early initiation of breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months as well as the implementation of Breast Milk Substitute code.Don’t knowWe agree on need for policy on routine vitamin A supple-mentation and that there are too many Maternal and Child Health Week (MNCHW) interventionsImprove the nutrition situation in KanoThe thousand (1000 days) days focus.
What are the main points of disagreement related to nutrition policy in Nigeria within this network of advocacy organizations?Focusing on treatment of severe acute malnutrition without the preventive component. There is a disagreement in the amount of money budgeted for RUTF as opposed to preventive activities.We don’t provide RUTF or do CMAM, like other organizations.NoneMNCHW online training modules.NoneThere is a divide on whether the focus should be on treatment versus prevention. Also, there is a debate on fortification of certain food vehicles.
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