2.2: EARLY DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF WASTING AMONG YOUNG CHILDREN

About this project

By 2030, a significantly increased number and per cent of girls and boys under five years of age, pregnant and breastfeeding women in Somalia have equitable access to quality, continued and resilient nutrition services for early detection and treatment of wasting.

Published by

UNICEF · Multilateral

Countries

Somalia

Sectors

Basic nutrition

Focus

Gender equality · Main focus

Places

Somalia

Funded by

Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, KfW - Germany, Global - Thematic Humanitarian Resp, United States Fund for UNICEF, Central Emergency Response Fund, European Commission / ECHO

Implemented by

HIMILO RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, ACTION AGAINST HUNGER USA, MINISTRY OF HEALTH DEVELOPMENT SOMALILAND, PUNTLAND VICE PRESIDENT OFFICE SUN JPL, MINISTRY OF HEALTH PUNTLAND, INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS UK, AYUUB NGO, SUN SECRETARIAT SOMALILAND, NEW WAYS ORGANIZATION, CESVI FOUNDATION ETS CESVI, AFRICAN CHILDREN S RIGHTS FOUNDATION ACRIF, MINISTRY OF HEALTH SOUTH WEST STATE SOMALIA, HIRSHABELLE SUN SECRETARIAT, MERCY USA FOR AID AND DEVELOPMENT INC

Published by UNICEF to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 24 Sept 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-DAC-41122-Somalia-3920/A0/09/002/002.

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