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SUN Business Network Company Commitments As SUN countries begin recruiting companies into their national nutrition plans the network continues to expand. Globally, there are 261 companies publicly committing to scaling up nutrition both through our global platform and the growth of national platforms: 49 multinational companies with global commitments which will be tracked through the Global Nutrition Report. 212 companies have made, or have publicly pledged to develop, commitments at national level, including 193 in SBN countries, where SBN is supporting countries to build accountability into their national platforms. In sum, SBN’s business members will be reaching a total of 1.3billion beneficiaries between 2013 and 2020, equivalent to 166million each year until 2020. The network’s growth reveals roles for companies of all sizes and from all sectors. SBN members range from multinational to SMEs and contribute competencies from industries, including: Company Commitments (areas) Number of commitments Total Reach (between 2013-2020) Nutritious foods (including fortification) 41 253,368,000 Agriculture, Bio-fortification, Dairy; Agricultural inputs 30 6,534,000 Workplace 30 1,221,584 Behaviour Change, Marketing& Advertising 16 Mobile Communications, Information Technology 14 3,500,000 Food packaging and Processing 13 Financial/Professional services 12 Nutrition Research 10 Nutrition Education 8 2,333,000 Extractives 5 Micronutrient supplements 4 61,300,000 Consumer insight and research 4 Food Safety 4 School feeding programmes 3 500,000 Supply Chain and Logistics 3 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) 3 1,005,500,000 Total 200 1.3 billion Total each year, between 2013-2020 - 166 million Key Total Global Companies 49 National Companies (within global list) 19 National Companies (in SUN Countries) 193 261

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SUN Business Network Company Commitments

As SUN countries begin recruiting companies into their national nutrition plans the network continues to expand. Globally, there are 261 companies publicly committing to scaling up nutrition both

through our global platform and the growth of national platforms:

49 multinational companies with global commitments which will be tracked through the Global Nutrition Report.

212 companies have made, or have publicly pledged to develop, commitments at national level, including 193 in SBN countries, where SBN is supporting countries to build accountability into their

national platforms.

In sum, SBN’s business members will be reaching a total of 1.3billion beneficiaries between 2013 and 2020, equivalent to 166million each year until 2020.

The network’s growth reveals roles for companies of all sizes and from all sectors. SBN members range from multinational to SMEs and contribute competencies from industries, including:

Company Commitments (areas) Number of commitments

Total Reach (between 2013-2020)

Nutritious foods (including fortification) 41 253,368,000

Agriculture, Bio-fortification, Dairy; Agricultural inputs

30 6,534,000

Workplace 30 1,221,584

Behaviour Change, Marketing& Advertising 16

Mobile Communications, Information Technology 14 3,500,000

Food packaging and Processing 13

Financial/Professional services 12

Nutrition Research 10

Nutrition Education 8 2,333,000

Extractives 5

Micronutrient supplements 4 61,300,000

Consumer insight and research 4

Food Safety 4

School feeding programmes 3 500,000

Supply Chain and Logistics 3

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) 3 1,005,500,000

Total 200 1.3 billion

Total each year, between 2013-2020 - 166 million

Key Total

Global Companies 49

National Companies (within global list) 19

National Companies (in SUN Countries) 193

261

Company Type of Company Country Reach and Commitments in developing and emerging markets Competencies

1. Acciona Food Products / Brands Spain By 2016: 33,000 with workforce policy Workforce policy

2. Ajinomoto Life Sciences / Ingredients Japan

Between 2015 and 2017: reach 550,000 (200,000 weaning children; 100,000 pregnant/lactating mothers; 250,000 school age children) children/pregnant and lactating mothers through a nutritional supplement KOKO plus- part of the Ghana Nutrition Improvement Project

By 2016: 28,000 employees with workforce policy

By 2016: 3,000 working mothers with nutrition policy

Fortification (for Infants and Pregnant Women)

Workforce policy

Nutrition research

3. Amway Food Products / Brands USA

Develop Nutrilite Little Bits (MNP)

Partner with CARE to provide behaviour change communication materials to support nutrition and education programs

Support research by GAIN in double burden of malnutrition and tools to share this information

Reduce undernutrition in children under 5 through partnerships with other governments, organizations, and companies in 15 countries

Nutritious foods (micro-nutrient supplements)

Consumer Research

4. Anglo American Extractives USA By 2016: 90,000 with workforce policy Workforce policy

5. Aslan Group Life Sciences / Ingredients USA By 2016: 550 with workforce policy Agriculture; workforce policy

6. Associated British Foods Food Retailing UK By 2016: 106,000 with workforce policy Food processing; workforce policy

7. Barclays Finance UK

By 2016: 140,000 with workforce policy

Introduce a corporate nutrition policy for a productive and healthy workforce.

Improve corporate policies for maternal health including support for breastfeeding mothers.

Workforce policy; financial

8. BASF Life Sciences / Ingredients Germany

2012-2015: 60 million people each year with fortified staples

110,000 employees with workforce policy, specifically breastfeeding mothers

Technical capacity building of food producers and stakeholders, making fortified foods available to those at risk to malnutrition

Agricultural solutions to optimize agricultural production and improve quality of food, feed and fiber

Partnerships such as SAFO and the German Food Partnership aimed at improving nutrition quality and quantity along the food value chain. Between 2008-2012, SAFO has reached 150 million people with improved access to fortified staple foods

Participate in the Business Platform for Nutrition Research to develop new nutrition solutions to promote healthy, nutritious and affordable solutions for all consumers

Agriculture; Fortification; workforce policy

9. Bayer Crop Science Life Sciences / Ingredients Germany By 2016: 19,700 with workforce policy Agricultural; workforce policy

10. Bel Group Food Products/ Brands France

• Ensure the provision of calcium and vitamin D to over 13 million people in SUN countries by the end of 2020, through The Laughing Cow cheese fortification • Empower 80,000 street vendors in developing countries to deliver more nutritious daily products to low-income populations by the end of 2025. We will achieve this through increasing the access to micro health insurance to 30,500 vendors’ and vocational training to 7,700 vendors’.

Act for child growth and wellness: o Support in the form of up to 2.5 million euros to local associations acting for child nutrition &

wellness between 2008 and 2018 through the Bel Foundation o Increase the nutritional education of 50,000 children each year in developing countries through

educational programs at least until 2025. • Promote healthy behaviour among 2,000 employees or external partners in developing countries through a workplace program by end of 2016

Nutritious foods (dairy) and fortification (dairy products); Nutrition Education; Workforce policy

11. Bioanalyt Life Sciences / Ingredients Germany

In 2015: disseminate key knowledge about measuring nutrients to key stakeholders in 20 countries by:

Providing rapid test kits to ensure that populations in 20 countries receive adequate levels of nutrients in their food, in partnership with GAIN's Large Scale Food Fortification Initiative.

Building QA-QC capacity in countries through at least 10 trainings and workshops, targeted at 50+ governments, monitoring agencies and food producers.

Closing the nutrition data gap through supporting 4 fortification assessments and establishing a partnership with Groundwork LLC

Food safety

12. BP Extractives UK By 2016: 80,000 with workforce policy Workforce policy; financial

13. Britannia Food Products / Brands India

• By 2016: 1.1 million with fortified biscuits

50,000 with supplementation

By 2015: increase awareness of 1million households

By 2016: 12,000 with workforce policy and 1200 mothers with maternal policy

1000000 with nutrition education

Fortification (of dairy/bakery); Workforce policy ; Behaviour change communication

14. Cargill Agriculture / Processing USA

Through the Notre Dame Haiti Program, Cargill have committed $150,000 over the next three years to promote sustainable salt fortification.

By 2016: reach more than 38,000 people across seven countries, with a focus on vulnerable communities, to improve food security and nutritional status.

Through involvement with Partners in Food Solutions (PFS), Cargill works with General Mills, DSM and Buhler to support small and medium sized (SME) food producers in improving the nutrition of their products. By 2015 PFS aims to reach more than 200 SMEs in sub-Saharan Africa.

Through the Flour Fortification Initiative, Cargill have committed nearly $1 million to promote micronutrient fortification of flour around the world.

Workforce policy

15. Coca Cola Company Food Products/ Brands USA Consumer insight & Research; Behaviour change communication

16. GC Rieber Compact Norway By 2020: Reach 1.5 million beneficiaries

17. Del Agua ICT UK By 2033: 9 million with access to clean water (including 3 million by 2014) WASH

18. Edesia Food Products / Brands USA

2015-2018: provide nutrition interventions to more than 1.5 million children, and support >500,000 children and pregnant mothers with preventative nutritional support, per year, through existing partnerships

2015: increase focus on advocacy to address issue of malnutrition

End 2016: improve ability to conduct research and development to ensure cost effectiveness and the continuing innovation of RUF products by building a pilot plant that can be utilized in partnerships

Nutritious foods

19. Every1 Mobile ICT South Africa Disseminate key health messages through mobile platform across Sub Saharan Africa.

Update reach annually.

ICT/Mobile communication; Behavior change Communication

20. Gallup Marketing & Advertising/Consumer insight USA

• By 2016: Introduce a nutrition policy for a productive and healthy workforce; improve policies for maternal health including support for breastfeeding mothers.

By 2018: 160,000 respondents in 150 countries for nutrition research (Voices of the Hungry) project

Consumer Insight & Research

21. General Mills Food Products / Brands USA

22. GlaxoSmithKline Life Sciences / Ingredients UK

• Access and research of an affordable nutritious product • Nutritional counselling during pregnancy. • health and hygiene education in schools • Train community health workers • Donate for treating school-age children for intestinal worms. • By 2016: 100,000 with workforce policy • End 2013: introduction and sale of 300 million under 10 Rupee sachets of affordable variant of Horlicks in

India and Africa. Greater than 600 million sachets by 2014

Nutritious foods; Nutrition education; Workforce policy; Nutrition Research

23. GroundWork Supply Chains and Logistics Switzerland

2015 – 2018: • provide M&E support to 6-8 programs/projects. • support an additional 8-10 survey and/or research projects. • to author or co-author 12-15 M&E/survey finding articles published in peer-reviewed journals

Supply Chains and Logistics; Nutrition Research; Information Systems

24. GSMA ICT South Africa By 2018: in collaboration with DIFD, reach 3 million with mobile nutrition and agriculture advisory services. ICT/mobile communication; Behaviour Change Communication

25. Hershey Company Food Products / Brands USA

Energize Learning project to develop and distribute a fortified groundnut nutritional supplement called Vivi to more than 50,000 children during the school day beginning in 2015. The purposes of the project are to improve nutrition to students, increase school enrolment, attendance and retention, and boost domestic food production.

Provide modernization skills for rural farmers, as the ultimate goal will be to source all groundnuts locally, having the multiplicative effect of building both farmer food security and children’s nutrition and education.

Work with the University of Ghana to evaluate and analyse the outcome of Energize Learning over the next two years.

Food fortification

26. Indofood Food Products / Brands Indonesia

2012-2015: With fortified MIYCN products, reduce stunting and micronutrient deficiencies by 5% in pregnant and lactating women and children 6-24 months old in Indonesia, reaching 1,570,000.

Nutritional recovery for 10,000 infants between ages 1-2 yrs in 32 maternal and child centres in NTT (Nusa Tenggara Timur)

• By 2016: Introduce a nutrition policy for productive and healthy workforce (74,686); improve policies for maternal health including support for breastfeeding mothers (2,848)

By 2020: Ensure at least 500 million women and children < 2 yrs are reached w/ effective nutrition interventions; reduce the number of children < 5 yrs stunted by at least 20 million; save lives of at least 1.7 million children <5 yrs by preventing stunting, increasing breastfeeding, increasing treatment of severe acute malnutrition

Food fortification; Nutritious foods (RUTFs); workforce

27. Infosys ICT India

By 2016: 160,000 with workforce policy

Improve the welfare of people in rural India through rural development and livelihood projects:

Donate toward midday meal program of the Akshaya Patra Foundation, Bangalore, for poor children in North Karnataka

Provide training in hygiene and sanitation, health and nutrition, skills and livelihood

In partnership with Vanarai Trust, Pune, help farmers apply for loans related to scientific farming projects

ICT; workforce policy

28. Jubilant Life Sciences Life Sciences / Ingredients India Reach 1 million by 2018 through nutrition data collection, education, counselling and encouraging behaviour change in Uttar Pradesh

Nutrition Education; Nutritious foods (Vitamin B)

29. Kemin Life Sciences / Ingredients USA

Nutritious foods (dairy); Food Safety

30. KPMG Professional Services UK By 2016: 12,000 with workforce policy Multistakeholder partnerships; Nutrition Research

31. Marks and Spencer Food Retailing UK By 2016: 80,000 with workforce policy Food retail; workforce policy

32. Mars Food Products / Brands USA Signatory to GAIN commitment: development of collaborative nutrition research platform. Committed to updating reach annually.

Food safety; Nutrition Research

33. McCann Health Marketing & Advertising/Consumer insight UK

Marketing & Advertising; Behaviour change Communication

34. Mülenchemie Life Sciences/ Ingredients Germany

The overall project goal is to increase the number of women of reproductive age with an improved intake of micronutrients (iron, zinc, and folic acid) in selected countries.

The achievement of the objective will be measured using the following indicator: o Through the project the number of women of reproductive age served with micronutrient-

rich foods increases by 500,000 (Kenya and Tanzania)

Fortification

35. Nielsen Marketing & Advertising/Consumer insight UK

Consumer insight and research

36. Nutrifood Indonesia

Employee health program and corporate nutrition policy reaches more than 3,000 employees around Indonesia.

2010-present: Nutrifood Health Agent Award: collaboration with Indonesian Health Department and National Agency of Drug and Food Control + college student volunteers, educate elementary school students about healthy lifestyle and food safety. 44 elementary schools with 8,700 students. Educated 165 food stalls in those schools.

2013-present: In support of the Indonesian Health Department to socialize regulation of Sugar, Salt and Fat consumption/increase awareness of impact of sugar/salt/fat consumption. Program has reached 419 general public, 219 doctors, 169 mass medias, and 224 news/articles by the mass medias.

2013-present: Tropicana Slim Office to Office: Educates offices about sugar consumption and its correlation to diabetes, visiting 70 offices (3500 employees) so far

Workforce policy; nutritious foods; nutrition education

37. Grupo Exito (Fundacion Exito) Food Retailing Colombia

In 2015 Fundacion Exito is committed to support its comprehensive model for nutrition by following 4 strategies, which benefits 7,627 pregnant families and 35,529 children under 5 years = (43,156) 1. Public policy incidence – working with local, regional and national governments in support of policies to improve nutrition 2. Communication and raising public awareness – implementing media and other public advocacy strategies to raise awareness about the importance of good nutrition 3. Resource mobilization/partnerships – working with partners to finance Gen Cero programs in support of the nutrition model 4. Knowledge generation – sharing best practices and models for a multi-stakeholder approach to reduce malnutrition

38. Nutriset Food Products / Brands France By 2018: 9 million children per year with home fortification products Fortification

39. Orange ICT France By 2016: develop partnerships for mobile solutions. Committed to updating reach annually. ICT/Mobile communications; Behaviour Change Communication

40. PepsiCo Food Products / Brands USA • Improve nutrition of 40,000 children in Ethiopia through market based solutions (in partnership with WFP and USAID). • Signatory to GAIN Business Platform for Nutrition Research; Committed to updating reach annually

Nutrition Research; nutritious foods

41. Rabobank Financial/Professional Services Netherlands Finance

42. Royal DSM Life Sciences / Ingredients Netherlands By 2020: 50 million beneficiaries (pregnant and lactating women, and children < 2 yrs) through nutrition

interventions, through public-private partnerships

By 2016: 23,500 with workforce policy

Food fortification, Supplementation; Workforce policy

43. Syngenta Agriculture / Processing Switzerland By 2016: 28,000 with workforce policy Marketing (of agricultural products); Agriculture/Nutrition research; Workforce policy

44. Tata ICT India Tata Group is currently reviewing its impact on nutrition across its 100 companies for the SUN Business Network

ICT; Supply Chains; Nutritious foods

45. Teck Life Sciences / Ingredients Canada

As member of the Zinc Alliance for Child Health (ZACH), by 2015 aims to reach 10,650,000 additional diarrhoea episodes treated with zinc and ORS in our African project countries, and 608,680 diarrhoea episodes treated in India.

Aims to increase zinc usage in fertilizer by 20,000 tons in the next year, so approximately 6 million children in China will see improved zinc nutrition in their diet.

Nutritious foods; Micronutrient supplements

46. Tetra Laval Food Processing Switzerland

Continue to support implementation of school feeding programmes worldwide, and to report the number of children receiving milk/other nutritious drinks served in Tetra Laval’s packages through SFP’s, annually

Report the implementation of the Dairy Hub model in any new country/area, annually

Education of food safety and nutrition of unprocessed milk

Reach consumers with affordable milk/dairy to reduce health costs; continue to support food processors, governments and other organisations through public-private partnerships to develop a country’s food value chain and improve availability to sufficient nutrition

Nutritious foods (dairy); Food packaging and processing; Food safety

47. Unilever Food Products / Brands UK/Netherlands

• By 2015: change the hygiene behaviour of 1.25 billion consumers through Neo Natal hand washing programmes • By 2016: 50,000 (not sure where this # is coming from) with workforce policy • Through Project Laserbeam, deliver an intergrated nutrition, WASH and livelihoods agenda: focus on the first 1000 days of a child’s life and by 2015: improve the nutrition of up to 500,000 children, provide access to clean drinking water and sanitation and healthcare to whole communities, reach more than 1 million people with hygiene training in schools and communities, and enhance livelihoods of 3000 women in ultra-poor households

Nutritious foods; Behaviour change Communication; Workforce policy; Nutrition Research; WASH

48. Vodafone ICT UK • Promote mobile agriculture solutions and reduce poverty for over 500,000 smallholder farmers across Kenya, Tanzania, and Mozambique. • 2,000 women entrepreneurs with mobile supply chain solutions

Mobile communications

49. Waitrose Food Retailing UK By 2016: 47,000 with workforce policy Food retail

50. Grupo Exito Food retailing Colombia ‘Gen Cero’ initiative which benefits 7627 pregnant families and 35529 children under 5 years- aims to have

the first Colombian generation with no stunting by 2030.

Nutrition education

51. Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (Amul)

Food Products / Brands India Increase access to RUTFs and foods to treat under nutrition/reduce cost of treatment (target tbc) Nutritious foods (dairy)

52. GUTS Agro Industry Agriculture / Processing Ethiopia By 2016: 400 with workforce policy Food processing (including complementary foods and supplementary foods); Workforce policy

53. InnoFaso Food Products / Brands Burkina Faso By 2018: to expand production capacity to 5200 T per year for treating more than 370,000 children.

Improve access of RUF to vulnerable populations Nutritious foods

54. Lozane Farms Agriculture / Processing Mozambique By 2016: 1000 with workforce policy Agricultural inputs; workforce policy

55. Malawi Mangoes Agriculture / Processing Malawi By 2016: 2500 with workforce policy Nutritious foods (fruit); Food processing; workforce policy

56. Mount Meru Group Agriculture / Processing Kenya • Fortifying all edible food oil in Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and in Rwanda with Vitamin A + D. • Support 500,000 farmers over 7 years with market creation and economic sustainability

Fortification (edible oil); workforce policy

57. Netafim Agriculture / Processing Tel Aviv By 2016: 2000 with workforce policy Agriculture; workforce policy

58. Société de Transformation Atimentaire (STA)

Food Products / Brands Niger By end 2015: treat 400,000 children in Niger as well as the Sub-Saharan region with their locally produced therapeutic foods

Nutritious foods

59. Nirmal Seeds Agriculture / Processing India Deliver biofortified crop varieties at least a million of farmer Agriculture inputs (seed technology); workforce policy

60. Protein Kisse-La Food Products / Brands Ivory Coast • CEO member of the SBN Advisory Group Fortification (for infants); Compliance with BMS code

61. Rab Processors Food Products / Brands Malawi By 2016: 1,500 with workforce policy Fortification; Workforce policy;

62. Renata Life Sciences / Ingredients Bangladesh • CEO member of the SBN Advisory Group • Production of home fortification product for children 6-59 months in Bangladesh. Committed to updating reach annually.

Pharmaceutical/nutritious foods; Partnerships with NGOs

63. Samil

Food Products / Brands Sudan

Help develop the local economy through improving agricultural practices and building autonomy among farmers to assure quality, raw products.

To be the Lead Proactive Member “LPM” of the PlumpyField Network in Africa and the Middle East, in providing solutions to malnutrition for the children in Sudan and the region at large

By 2018: improve nutrition of 800,000 children in Sudan with peanuts and peanut-related products

Nutritious foods

64. SeedCo Zambia Agriculture / Processing Zambia By 2016: distribute fortified seed to 25 000 small-holder farmers Nutrition/Agriculture research, Food processing Biofortification Marketing

65. Shambani Graduates Enterprises Agriculture / Processing Tanzania By 2016: 37 with workforce policy Food processing (dairy); Workforce policy;

66. Tanseed International Agriculture/Processing Tanzania By 2015/15: develop biofortified product and improve livelihoods of 7,250 farm households contract and train 1,813 smallholder farmers By 2016: 12 with workforce policy

Agricultural inputs; Marketing; Biofortification; Workforce policy

67. UNGA Food Products/Brands Kenya • CEO member of the SBN Advisory Group Milling, Food processing

68. Valid Nutrition Food Products/Brands Malawi

2015: undertake a major piece of research demonstrating the impact and profitability of opening up a new consumer markets for affordable nutritional products to prevent chronic malnutrition

Continue to promote private and public partnerships, generating nutritional impact and return for shareholders, to finally create a meaningful market for suitable affordable products to prevent chronic malnutrition

Provide annual updates

Nutritious Foods (RUTFs)

69. Afrilandfirst bask Professional Services

Cameroon Fundraising Financial/Professional services

70. AGPartners Marketing & Advertising

Cameroon Fundraising Behaviour change communication, Marketing& advertising

71. Fondation Orange ICT

Cameroon Fundraising Information systems, Communications and Technology (including mobile communications)

72. MGSOFT ICT

Cameroon Development of an mobile application for monitoring and mapping nutrition interventions Information systems, Communications and Technology (including mobile communications)

73. MTA Transportation

Cameroon Fundraising Transport

74. SogeaSatom Extractives

Cameroon Fundraising Construction, sustainable development

75. AGEXPORT Imports and Exports/Nonprofit Guatemala Rural value chains programme, as part of the Feed the Future initiative, together with USAID, focusing on counselling and education.

Export services (nonprofit organization)

76. Anacafe Food Products / Brands Guatemala Rural value chains program, as part of the Feed The Future initiative, together with USAID, focusing on counselling and education.

Food (coffee) production (National coffee association)

77. Bananera Nacional S.A. (BANASA) Agriculture / Processing Guatemala Food assistance projects and training provided on food security and nutrition for the care of acute malnutrition.

Agriculture

78. Cabcorp Food Products / Brands Guatemala Development project in San Mateo Ixtatán, Dept. of Huehuetenango, focusing on sensitisation and education. Food Packaging

79. Cofiño Stahl Professional Services Guatemala Development project, working on several components that support the thousand days window of opportunity in Chiquimula.

Car dealer

80. Compañía Guatemalteca de Níquel (CGN)

Extractives Guatemala Support to the Nutritional Recovery Center (CRN) in Izabal. Mining

81. ENERGUATE Extractives Guatemala Counselling and education. Energy

82. Fabrigás Extractives Guatemala Support to the Nutritional Recovery Center (CRN) in Izabal. Oil and Gas

83. Food Bank of Guatemala (BAG) Food Bank Guatemala Food assistance and capacity building. Nutritious foods (food donations)

84. Foundation Tigor ICT Guatemala Support to the Community Nutrition Surveillance Network; Health, education and nutrition programmes. Mobile communications

85. FUNCAFÉ

Guatemala Programmes on value chains, health and education. Human development (non-profit)

86. FUNDAZUCAR Agriculture / Processing Guatemala Knowledge exchange and training for women in food and nutrition security Milling

87. Naturaceites Food Products / Brands Guatemala Community development program with support for the care of children suffering acute malnutrition, counselling and education.

Food processing (fats and oil)

88. Olmeca Agriculture / Processing Guatemala Projects on education and health in Petén Agriculture; Food processing

89. PERENCO Extractives Guatemala Support to Nutritional Recovery Centres (CRN) in Alta Verapaz. Oil and Gas

90. Pfizer Life Sciences / Ingredients Guatemala De-worming programmes targeting school-age children; Donation of medication to municipalities prioritised by the Zero Hunger Plan.

Pharmaceuticals

91. NutriFood Food Products / Brands Indonesia

3,000 through work force policy

2010-present: Nutrifood Health Agent Award: collaboration with Indonesian Health Department and National Agency of Drug and Food Control + college student volunteers, educate elementary school students about healthy lifestyle and food safety. 44 elementary schools with 8,700 students. Educated 165 food stalls in those schools.

2013-present: In support of the Indonesian Health Department to socialize regulation of Sugar, Salt and Fat consumption/increase awareness of impact of sugar/salt/fat consumption. Program has reached 419 general public, 219 doctors, 169 mass medias, and 224 news/articles by the mass medias.

2013-present: Tropicana Slim Office to Office: Educates offices about sugar consumption and its correlation to diabetes, visiting 70 offices (3500 employees) so far

Workforce policy; nutritious foods; nutrition education

92. Otsuka Indonesia

By June 2016: Introduce a corporate nutrition policy for a productive and healthy workforce

Improve corporate policies for maternal health including supporting breastfeeding mothers

Reach 319 employees with our nutrition policy; Improve maternal health and support breastfeeding for approximately 50 working mothers who are part of our workforce

We have a collaboration with PDGKI and PDGMI (Nutrition Expert Association) to support their program in establishing and enhancing nutrition awareness as well as a healthy lifestyle for “Pesantren” community. Has been going on since June 2014, expecting to cover 3,000 pax, especially “female santri” at their productive age.

93. Insta Food Products/Brands Kenya Chair of SBN Kenya Advisory Group Fortification

94. Anadarko Extractives (Large footprint) Mozambique Collaborate ideas on private sector engagement with focus on nutrition.

Where possible SBN to broker partnerships with positively promote Anadarko and nutrition.

SBN to link Anadarko with GAIN Marketplace and SBN businesses.

Anadarko to link SBN with Anadarko businesses e.g. through attendance at SBN events.

Anadarko to attend SBN events and showcase their CSR activities in nutrition.

Consumer insight and research, Nutrition Education, Behaviour change communication, Marketing& advertising

95. Cityad/Aqua Moz Food Products/Media/Brands (Food and beverage)

Mozambique Collaborate ideas on private sector engagement with focus on nutrition.

Where possible SBN to broker partnerships with positively promote Cityad and nutrition.

SBN to link Cityad with GAIN Marketplace and SBN businesses.

Cityad to link SBN with Cityad businesses e.g. through attendance at SBN events.

Cityad to attend SBN events.

Nutritious foods (including fortification), Behaviour change communication, Marketing& advertising,

96. GAPI Investment (Large footprint) Mozambique Collaborate ideas on private sector engagement with focus on nutrition.

Where possible SBN to broker partnerships with positively promote GAPI and nutrition.

SBN to link GAPI with GAIN Marketplace and SBN businesses.

Financial/Professional services, Consumer insight and research, Nutrition Education, Behaviour change communication, Marketing& advertising

GAPI to link SBN with GAPI businesses e.g. through attendance at SBN events.

GAPI to attend SBN events and showcase their activities in nutrition.

97. German Chamber of Commerce Business Development (Other) Mozambique Collaborate ideas on private sector engagement with focus on nutrition.

Where possible SBN to broker partnerships with positively promote AHK and nutrition.

SBN to link AHK with GAIN Marketplace and SBN businesses.

AHK to link SBN with AHK businesses e.g. through attendance at SBN events.

AHK to attend SBN events and showcase their activities in nutrition.

Financial/Professional services

98. Grupo MOPAC Food Products/Packaging/Brands (Large footprint)

Mozambique Collaborate ideas on development of projects that are commercially viable for Mopac and related to nutrition for SBN.

Where possible SBN to broker partnerships for Mopac to implement.

SBN to link Mopac with GAIN Marketplace and SBN businesses.

Mopac to attend SUN Business Network events.

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Nutritious foods (including fortification), Behaviour change communication, Marketing& advertising,

99. Idealab Business Development (Other) Mozambique Collaborate ideas on private sector engagement with focus on nutrition.

Where possible SBN to broker partnerships with positively promote Idealab and nutrition.

SBN to link Idealab with GAIN Marketplace and SBN businesses.

Idealab to link SBN with Idealab businesses e.g. through attendance at SBN events.

Consumer insight and research, Nutrition Education, Behaviour change communication, Marketing& advertising, Nutritious foods (including fortification).

100. Technoserve Investment (Large footprint) Mozambique Collaborate ideas on private sector engagement with focus on nutrition.

Where possible SBN to broker partnerships for Technoserve to implement.

SBN to link Technoserve with GAIN Marketplace and SBN businesses.

Technoserve to link SBN with Technoserve businesses e.g. through attendance at SBN events.

Consumer insight and research, Nutrition Education, Behaviour change communication, Marketing& advertising, Financial/Professional services

101. Vodacom – MPESA ICT (Large footprint) Mozambique • Promote mobile agriculture solutions and reduce poverty for over 500,000 smallholder farmers across Kenya, Tanzania, and Mozambique. Mobile communications • 2,000 women entrepreneurs with mobile supply chain solutions

Information systems, Communications and Technology (including mobile communications)

102. AACE Foods Nigeria Being the preferred manufacturer of food in West Africa thereby contributing significantly to the improved nutritional status of our people and create better livelihood for our farmers.

103. Agrovista Limited Nigeria Bolster the use of micronutrient powder amongst children through government advocacy and promotion of local production for nationwide distribution

104. BASF West Africa Limited Nigeria Offer a customer-oriented sustainability approach that enables our customers to produce more sustainable and safer nutrition

105. Bio-organics Nutrient Systems Limited

Nigeria Pioneer vitamins and minerals technology for health and wellness for our people and all mankind using best practices and fortification of nutrients

106. Coca Cola Company Nigeria Nigeria Improve nutrition in Nigeria

107. Dala Foods Nigeria Limited Nigeria Develop fortified food and drink products for sale to low income consumers.

Increase the market penetration of our nutritious food products, making them accessible for a wider range of consumers

108. Dansa Foods Processing Limited Nigeria Become the largest indigenous company producing erstwhile imported nutritious food locally

109. Lisabi Mills Nigeria Limited Nigeria Develop fortified food and drink products for sale to low income consumers

110. Louis Dreyfus Commodities Nigeria Limited

Nigeria Get the right food to the right location at the right time, to measure the year on year output on the produce of our farmers

111. Melvyn Nickson Nigeria Limited Nigeria Distribute vitamin-mineral premixes for food fortification thereby improving availability of fortified products throughout Nigeria

112. Montizen Limited Nigeria Contribute our quota in the eradication of malnutrition especially among children and breastfeeding mothers using the vehicle of food fortification

113. Moreson Nigeria Limited Nigeria Fortify local foods with soyabeans

114. Nigerian Breweries Nigeria Produce and sell Maltina and Amstel; these products promote a healthy lifestyle.

Introduce products that improve nutrition in parts of Nigeria where it is needed.

115. Nutricima Limited Nigeria Improve health through high quality dairy products.

Increase sustainably local content of our products.

116. Sahel Capital Partners & Advisory Limited

Nigeria Continue to support agribusinesses focused on producing nutritious food products to ensure availability, affordability and increased consumption of nutritious foods in Nigeria

117. Technoserve Nigeria Provide training to or investing in Agricultural products to encourage produce diversification, thereby reducing corporate risk and increasing dietary diversity.

Work to reduce the cost of production of nutritious foods, thereby making your products more affordable

in the marketplace.

118. Viva Synergy Resources Limited Nigeria Promote micronutrient powder development, manufacture, marketing and distribution in Nigeria and Africa.

119. Spectra Industries Limited Nigeria Production of functional foods to combat disease and malnutrition.

120. Harvest Plus Nigeria Make crops more nutritious and support farmers to supply nutritious raw materials to industries.

121. CandyLand Food Products/Brands Pakistan

122. Afeef Group Food Packaging Pakistan TBC

123. HUB-PAK Salt Refinery Food Products/Brands Pakistan Continue providing relief supplies of edible salt and drinking water to disaster-hit areas in Pakistan, especially in the event of any natural calamity

Nutritious foods

124. Shakarganj Food Products Limited Food Products/Brands Pakistan Invest in rural areas by setting up farm cooling tanks to improve the quality of milk collected.

Increase awareness about health, nutrition and best practices through

o Providing education, training, and husbandry services to the farming community. Ex. Distribution of literature, organizing farmer gatherings and events

125. Hansa Management & Marketing Services (General Sales Agent) Lufthansa Cargo AG

Transportation

Pakistan TBC Aviation and Logistics

126. Bake Parlour Food Products/Brands Pakistan

127. Mayfair/Asian Food Industries Limited

Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC

128. Genera Pharmaceuticals Life Sciences / Ingredients Pakistan Strengthen Government of Pakistan for potential regulatory interventions in Nutrition as envisioned in the Vision 2025 for making the Pakistan a healthy and hunger free country

Collaborate and coordinate with SUN Business Network’s members to increase commercial engagement in the nutrition sector by providing market information, best management practices, guidance and tools for quality products for markets;

Close working relationship with customers and suppliers to increase nutrition awareness and demand for the quality products using advocacy and communication channels;

Works toward social development by encouraging and facilitating Corporate Social Responsibility opportunities to improve nutrition in the community;

Introduce a nutrition policy for a productive and healthy workforce;

Pharmaceuticals

129. Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Testing, Inspection, Social Compliance Audits

Pakistan TBC

130. National Foods limited Food Products/Brands Pakistan Provide assistance with nutritional product development at in-house facility of Research and Development Lab.

Distribute resources for nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific programs

Provide purified safe drinking water to areas in / near Omarkot and Kunri, fulfilling the requirement for safe water for healthy life and avoiding diarrhoea in underprivileged, under 5 children, preventing them from malnutrition and mortality.

131. Resham Seed Corporation Agriculture Pakistan TBC

132. Thara International Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC

133. Al Abbas Agro Farm Agriculture Pakistan TBC

134. Hunza Valley Food Ind (Pvt) Limited

Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC Food Processing, canned foods, contract packaging

135. Soy Pack Pvt. Ltd. Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC Food sector, poultry, livestock, dairy, aquaculture and human food

136. United Resources Corporation Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC Food Commodities

137. K.K. Rice Mills (Pvt) Limited Agriculture/ Processing Pakistan TBC

138. Qarshi Industries (pt.) Limited Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC Fast Moving Consumer Goods

139. Hasmac Flour & General Mills Agriculture/ Processing Pakistan

140. Unilever, Pakistan Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC Fast Moving Consumer Goods

141. BASF, Pakistan Life Sciences / Ingredients Pakistan Food, Pharmaceutical, and Beverages

142. General Mills, Pakistan Food Products/Brands Pakistan

143. Shan Foods Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC Fast Moving Consumer Goods

144. Four Brothers Group Food Products/Brands Pakistan TBC Agriculture and Telecom

145. Nutricia Foods International (Pvt) Limited

Supply Chain and Logistics Exports

Pakistan TBC

146. Ismail Industries Limited Food/ Confectionary/ Plastics Pakistan TBC

147. Rasul Flour Mills (Pvt) Limited Manufacturing (FMCG) Pakistan TBC

148. Sihala Flour & General Mills (Pvt) Limited

Flour Mills Pakistan TBC

149. Ufone: Pak Telecom Mobile Limited

Telecommunication Pakistan Ufone: Pak Telecom Mobile Limited, is an active participant in the domain of Public Private Partnership and technology transfer to the government and non-governmental sector with the end goal of bringing improvement in the lives of the general public. All such projects are covered under Ufone’s M-Governance initiative and any development and maintenance costs for all systems crated for these purposes are solely born by Ufone. Ufone has collaborated with Police departments in all provinces to provide mobile bases vehicle verification, record management and traffic chalaan systems as well as Emergency Alert System for educational institutions with the goal of making the police departments tech savvy. Similarly, Ufone has collaborated with Excise and Taxation Punjab to make the Vehicle Registration System completely electronic. Ufone’s M-Governance initiative has also been very active in the domain of health, education and nutrition, collaborating with Sindh Education Department, Livestock and Dairy Department Punjab, Teacher’s Education and Vocational Training Association, Capital Development Authority Islamabad and many others where it has provided these organizations with easy to user mobile based solutions which are being used for a variety of services ranging from sending educational material to school kids in Tahrparkar to enabling farmers to better manage the nutrition and vaccination of their livestock across Punjab. Ufone’s financial arm, Upaisa also works in collaboration with M-Governance team for disbursement of loans, grants and subsidies to farmers across Punjab for various initiatives free of cost. Similarly, the complete educational management solution devised for Sindh Education Department not only enables the ministry to communicate with teachers and students but also allows them to push cash rewards for attendance and performance which are also monitored by Ufone’s System. All of the services that have previously been developed will be fully at the disposal of SUN Business Network to use with any customization they wish to make to them. Furthermore, Ufone also gives its full commitment to collaborate with SUB Business Network and World Food Program to develop any new solutions which can help changing the nutritional landscape in Pakistan. Sticking to the core philosophy of the M-Governance Initiative, all these technical assistances will be Ufone’s contribution to the initiative and hence will be free of cost.

150. Herbion Pakistan (Pvt.) Limited Fast Moving Consumer Goods Pakistan

151. Engro Foods Limited Pakistan Dairy/Agriculture and Food Pakistan

152. Engro Eximp Agri Products Agricultural Commodities Pakistan

153. Basmati Growers Association Agriculture Pakistan

154. Pioneer Pakistan Seed Limited Agriculture/Dairy Pakistan

155. Telenor Pakistan (Pvt.) Limited Agriculture/Dairy Pakistan

156. Monsanto Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. Agriculture Pakistan

157. Afco Investment Co Ltd Tanzania

To increase the market penetration of the produced products by making them more accessible to many consumers

Implement innovative sales models to improve the purchasing power and accessibility to nutritious foods for women and consumers in rural areas

158. Bagamoyo Eco-Energy Agriculture / Processing Tanzania

Establish an outgrower scheme for sugar cane production to promote good nutrition among its estate workers (around 2000) and the 3500 outgrowers and their families.

Approximately 30,000 people will be reached with inputs like micronutrient powders and messages for better nutrition and a higher quality, more diversified diet.

Agriculture

159. Bayer Tanzania Ltd Tanzania Increase yields of small holder farmers to a level which makes farming financially profitable and not just

sustainable

160. Dodoma Kilimo Ltd. Tanzania Installation of refining unit for oil extraction

161. East Coast Oils and Fats Ltd Tanzania

162. Goyum Screw Press Tanzania Ensuring best recommended equipment for oil extraction, groundnut oil and other oils for better quality of

products

163. Jackma Enterprises Company Limited

Tanzania Developing fortified sunflower oil packed in sachets easy to distribute and sell to low income consumers

164. Kibaigwa Flour Supplies Tanzania To increase the number of individuals consuming fortified food products

To reduce malnutrition through advocating food fortification

165. Litenga Holdings Tanzania Providing training/investing in agricultural produce to encourage diversification

166. Mount Meru Millers (T) Limited Edible Oil Processor Tanzania To fortify our oil with Vitamin A and D.

167. Mtenda Kyela Rice Supply Limited

Agro-Processing Tanzania To promote and increase sales of brown rice from less than 1 mi to 3 mi per year

• Indicator: kg. of brown rice sold

Training on GAP will be designed to include subjects in nutrition and to teach 32 farmers groups (more than

1500- farmers) • Indicator: members of farmers trained in nutrition

168. Mwenge Sunflower Oil Mills Tanzania To fortify oil with Vitamin A and pack in small packages like 100,250 and 500 mls in order to reach low

income earners in rural areas

Fight against malnutrition to pregnant women and children under five in urban areas

169. Njombe Agricultural Development Organization (NADO)

Tanzania Providing training to 40 farmers group in order to produce nutritious crops

Improving in preparation and promote the importance of nutritious foods consumption

170. Organic Foods Associates (OFA) Food Processing Tanzania

Fortify and distribute maize meal to OFA’s focus market, areas of Kinondoni municipality and 2 townships of Kibama and Mlandizi in Kidana District

Voluntary commitment: to launch nutrition awareness campaigns through pictorial posters, mobile banners, and door to door persuasions

Indicators: 1872 tons of maize fortified and distributed (yr 1: 312 tons, yr 2: 624 tons, yr 3: 936 tons)

18,000 posturers, 576 day promotions, 6 mobile banners

171. Profate Investment Ltd Tanzania

Innovating and investing in new product development for nutritious consumables and establishing associated marketing campaigns

Implementing innovative sales models eg, door-to-door sales to improve the purchasing power and accessibility to nutritious foods for women and consumers in rural areas

172. Sanku fortification Small and medium scale Flour milling Tanzania Provide fortification equipment, high quality premix and technical support to SME millers

• Indicators: working with 250 millers by 2017

173. Social Liberation and Empowerment Organization (SOLEO)

Tanzania To ensure availability and accessibility of Micronutrients Powder (MNP) in Tanzania

To increase public awareness on health benefits of MNP for children(6-59) months in Tanzania

174. Somochem Limited Tanzania Servicing refineries and millers and growth of the business and hence nutritional improvement

175. Sunflower Development Company Ltd (SDC)

Agro Business Tanzania SDC is involved in development of sunflower edible oil value chain production

Cashew nut processing which considered to be high in nutrition. SDC will drive fortification within the areas required.

176. Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA)

Agriculture / Processing Tanzania

Promotion/upscaling of technologies/good practices for production of vegetables and fruits: • Enhance vegetable collection centres with post-harvest facilities including cold storage to

minimize fruits and vegetable losses. • Train and provide high quality, innovative production technologies

Launch Social Behaviour Change Communication campaign and trainings in collaboration with GAIN, businesses and the local government to raise awareness especially targeted at mothers regarding the importance of micronutrients to reduce malnutrition.

Agriculture

177. The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)

Agriculture / Processing Tanzania Introduce a new iron- & zinc-rich varieties of beans, adapted to agro-climatic conditions in the SAGCOT and

promote the uptake by smallholder farmers as well as the consumption in rural communities. Agriculture

178. The CG International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT)

Agriculture / Processing Tanzania to introduce new iron- & zinc-rich varieties of beans, adapted to agro-climatic conditions in the SAGCOT and

promote the uptake by smallholder farmers as well as the consumption in rural communities. Agriculture

179. Tigo ICT Tanzania Together with GAIN and SAGCOT and linking into a starting GSMA initiative, Tigo plans to include targeted

nutrition messages into its agricultural offerings Mobile communications

180. Unilever Tanzania Limited Consumer Goods Tanzania Educate 400,000 students annually on nutrition and healthy living

181. Afriliance Professional Services Agricultural Development & Food Processing

Zambia

Infrastructure development and Investment

182. AgBit Agriculture Zambia

183. AgDevCo Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Agriculture

184. Agribusiness News Media Zambia

185. Agribusiness Systems International

NGO Zambia

186. Alliance Forum Development Programme

NGO Zambia

187. Amatheon Agri Zambia/Amatheon Foundation

Agriculture / Processing NGO

Zambia

Agriculture

188. Augusta Limited Food Processing Zambia

189. Avencion Professional Services Zambia

190. Big Tree Brands Food Products / Brands Zambia

Nutritious foods

191. Business Mail Media Zambia

192. Butemwe Milling Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Millers

193. Centrino ICT Zambia

ICT

194. CHC Commodities Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Agriculture

195. ColaLife Supply Chains and Logistics NGO

Zambia

Distribution networks

196. COMACO Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Agricultural support (farmers)

197. Community Markets for Conservation

Food Processing, Marketing & Distribution Zambia

198. CSO-SUN Alliance NGO Zambia

199. Dalberg Professional Services Zambia Strategy and policy advisory firm (global

development)

200. Divine Connections Recruitment Professional Services Zambia

201. Endeavor Advisory Business Development Advisory Zambia

202. E'Pap Food Products / Brands Zambia

Fortification

203. Essential Commodities Ltd Food Manufacturing/Processing Zambia

204. Every Child Fed Food Manufacturing Zambia

205. General Mills Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Food processing; Nutritious foods

206. GroFin Zambia Finance Zambia

207. HarvestPlus Research and promotion Zambia

High micronutrient foods

208. High Protein Food Ltd - Hipro Food Products / Brands Zambia

Food production

209. Hot FM Marketing & Advertising/Consumer insight Zambia

Marketing & advertising (media)

210. Industrial Control Systems Professional Services Zambia

211. Innovations for Poverty Action NGO Zambia

212. International Labour Org Development Zambia

213. Java Foods Food Manufacturing, distribution, and marketing

Zambia

214. Kamano Seed Company Agriculture Zambia

215. KANE Ltd Retailing Zambia

Electronics

216. Kansanshi Mining Plc Mining/Corporate Social Responsibility Zambia

217. Kaymu Retailing Zambia

Retail

218. Kukula Capital Financial services Zambia

Financial services

219. Livingstone School of Tourism Academia Zambia

220. Luanshya Oxford Teacher Training College

Academia Zambia

221. Lumuno Organics Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Agriculture

222. MB Consulting Limited Professional Services Zambia

223. Meanwood Venture Capital Financial services Zambia

Financial services

224. Medical Stores Limited (MSL) Life Sciences / Ingredients Zambia

Medical equipment

225. Monsanto Zambia Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Agriculture

226. Mushe Milling Limited Milling Zambia

227. Musika Development Initiatives Agricultural Markets Zambia

228. Nepikama Technologies Zambia ICT Food Procesor

Zambia

ICT

229. NutreMas Food Products / Brands Zambia

Food production

230. NWK Agriservices Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Agriculture

231. One Banja Milling Zambia

232. Pangaea Financial Services Zambia

Financial services

233. Patmat Arise Shine Consultancy Consulting and Farming Zambia

234. Pharmanova Zambia Ltd Life Sciences / Ingredients Zambia

Pharmaceuticals

235. Quality Commodities Ltd Food Products / Brands Zambia

Nutritious foods; Fortification

236. Seba Foods Food Products / Brands Zambia

Nutritious foods; Fortification

237. SGS Government & Institutions Zambia

238. Share Africa Zambia Food Processing Zambia

239. Society for Family Health Health Promotion Zambia

240. Stanbic Bank Financial services Zambia

Financial services

241. Sylva Food Solutions Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Food processing

242. Technoserve Zambia NGO Zambia

243. Thandizani Children’s Network NGO Zambia

244. The Millers Association of Zambia Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Millers

245. The Barclays GSK Partnership Healthcare and Finance Zambia

246. Tricon Limited Food Logistics/Distribution Zambia

247. Umoyo Natural Health Life Sciences / Ingredients Zambia

Medical Services

248. UNHCR Humanitarian Agency Zambia

249. Urban Genesis Food Manufacturing/Processing Zambia

250. Yalelo Limited Aquaculture Zambia

251. Yambeeji Rice Processing Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Food processing

252. Zambeef Products Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Food production; Food processing

253. Zambezi Pineapples Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Food processing

254. Zambia Association of Manufacturers (ZAM)

Agriculture / Processing Zambia

255. Zambia Health Alliance NGO Zambia

256. Zambia Macadamia Association Agriculture Zambia

257. Zambia Sugar Company Food Products / Brands Zambia

Food production

258. ZAMSugar Food Processing, Marketing & Distribution Zambia

259. Zambian Fertilizers Limited Agriculture Zambia

260. Zamseed Agriculture / Processing Zambia

Agriculture; Food production

261. ZIMVITAMINS Life Sciences / Ingredients Zambia