Indonesia
On 22 December 2011, the Republic of Indonesia joined the SUN Movement with a letter of commitment from HE Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih, the Minister of Health. At the time, a central multi-stakeholder, multi-sectoral coordinating SUN Forum had been established. As of 2017, business engagement evolved to a fully functioning network which now includes nutrition-specific and nutrition sensitive companies.
Last updated: August 2019
32 members
Axton Salim
Director of PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk (supported by Stefanus Indrayana)
Country Network Coordinators welcome enquiries about joining or engaging with the network
36.4%
Under Five Stunting
13.5%
Under Five Wasting
11.5%
Under Five Overweight
Network Strategy
The current network strategy is to focus on the first 1000 Days of Life and Adolescence, balanced nutrition and health and sanitation
Current Network Priorities
- Mobilize and invite private companies to support Government priorities in Scale Up Nutrition
- Grow membership to include non food companies
- Encourage multisectoral collaboration
Examples of multistakeholder/multisectoral partnerships
- SBN is part of Government Indonesia Scaling Up Nutrition Movement and SDG’s stakeholder
- Our network support one of Government priorities (Stunting prevention Campaigns) in targeted location priorities of Government
- SBN is actively support Philantrophy and Business Indonesia for Sustainable Development Goals to accelerate achievement of SDGs
Latest news
Innovations to overcome anaemia and malnutrition surfaced through the SUN Pitch Competition in Indonesia
The 2019 edition of the SUN Pitch Competition in Indonesia surfaced a range of exciting food design innovations and solutions to overcome anaemia and malnutrition across the country. This year’s competition, organised by...
Private Sector Role in Improving Nutrition at the Asian Congress of Nutrition
Axton Salim, Co-Chair of the SUN Business Network’s Advisory Group and Director of Indofood spoke of the role of the private sector in accelerating the end of malnutrition at the 2019...
