Addressing the Root Causes of Hunger, 
         Food Insecurity and Malnutrition requires:
     •  Political commitment 
     •  Common understanding of problems and solutions
     •  Availability of reliable data and information
     •  Appropriate governance mechanisms and proper coordination
     •  Alignment and implementation of policies, programmes and 
        investments 
     •  Leveraging food and agricultural systems for better nutrition
     •  Effective accountability systems with systematic progress 
        monitoring and impact evaluation
     •  And addressing the gender gap
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     SO1 Framework: contribute to the eradication 
       of hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition
             Supports the creation of an Enabling Environment
       SO1 - OUTCOME 1
       SO1 - OUTCOME 1
       SO1 - OUTCOME 2
       SO1 - OUTCOME 2                     SO1 - OUTCOME 3
                                           SO1 - OUTCOME 3
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                  SO1 Outputs - Improved “capacities” 
                  of governments and stakeholders for:
      1.1   developing sectoral and cross-sectoral policy frameworks for FSN
      1.2   developing legal frameworks and accountability mechanisms that contribute to realize 
            the right to adequate food and to promote secure and equitable access to resources 
            and assets  
      1.3   human resource and organizational development in FSN domain
      1.4   enhancing the adequacy, efficiency and effectiveness of resource allocation and use for 
            FSN
      2.1   strategic coordination across sectors and stakeholders for FSN
      3.1   monitoring trends and analysing the contribution of sectors and stakeholders to FSN
      3.2   mapping, monitoring and evaluating policies, programmes and legislation relevant to 
            FSN for informed decision making
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      Examples of SO1 main delivery mechanisms 
                 (policy processes/products):
   1)  Promotion of the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of 
       Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security (VGGT)
   2)  Support to the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) to debate salient food 
       security and nutrition concerns 
   3)  Promotion of the Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries 
       (VGSSF)
   4)  Support countries to progressively realize the right to adequate food by promoting 
       the Right to Food Voluntary Guidelines (VG-RtF)
   5)  Mainstream nutrition into agriculture programmes – ICN2 follow-up and the global 
       SUN and REACH initiatives
   6)  Establish and strengthen Information Systems for Food and Nutrition Security (ISFNS) 
       at national, regional and global levels to facilitate evidence-based decision making
   7)  Preparing for SDGs – how to implement and monitor
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        Examples of regional initiatives under SO1
    1) The Renewed Partnership to End Hunger in Africa by 
        2025 
    2) The Latin America and the Caribbean without 
        Hunger Initiative 
    3) The Zero Hunger Challenge in Asia and the 
        Pacific Region
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