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Today, it is driven by 57 countries and 3 Indian States, who have committed to scale up their nutrition efforts, with thousands of public and private partners joining forces, which should bode well for nutrition in 2017, and beyond.

At the sector level, the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN Movementt has been hugely successful in galvanizing action by all stakeholders under one tent, with 50 governments at the core of this movement having committed to scale up nutrition in their countries.

If proven effective, the Ministry of Health has committed to scale up the intervention package throughout the country.

However, if the trial found to be effective, the government of Nepal has committed to scale up the intervention package starting from the control VDCs.

On the one hand the Government of Kenya is committed to scale up of access to HIV services, on the other hand donors are unwilling to fund salaries and a recent International Monetary Fund moratorium on hiring of civil servants means that despite increasing workloads, the government is not able to hire additional health professionals [ 13, 14].

UNICEF is committed to scaling up and sustaining coverage of its current high-impact nutrition interventions in the programme areas of: (1) Infant and Young Child Feeding; (2) Micronutrients; (3) Nutrition Security in Emergencies; and (4) Nutrition and HIV/AIDS.

The G-8 also committed to scaling up H.I.V. prevention, because we will never reach treatment goals unless we also prevent new infections.

That is why the UK and Australia are committed to scaling up financing - not just after 2012, but now, and why we are supporting the establishment of new funds administered by the World Bank for clean technologies, sustainable forestry, and for adaptation to climate change.

And through research grants and scholarships provided by the Department of Defense and private philanthropy, we are committed to scaling up the evidence-based trainings to reach tens of thousands of warriors and their families at no cost.

Since the inception of the CHPS initiative in 1999, the government, with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, has been committed to scaling up CHPS facilities throughout the region.

They also committed to scaling up social protection measures that are child-centred, allocating budgets and providing better oversight to hold government and executives accountable.