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The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is an international organization driven by the vision of a world without malnutrition. OUR METHODOLOGY / At GAIN, we believe that no one sector alone can solve the complex problem of malnutrition. We work closely with partners including governments, civil society, businesses, UN agencies, and academic ins...
About the Role
The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is seeking a Project Coordinator, Food Culture Alliance & Consumer Demand to establish a new alliance and coordinate across relevant pillars, with a special focus on ‘Strengthening Collaboration’ and ‘Enabling Action’. This role will be offered on a three(3) year fixed term contract, subject to availabilty of funding and will be based in Nairobi, Kenya.
In 2021, GAIN and its partners launched a new alliance Food Culture Alliance(FCA), where society’s preference is for nutritious and sustainable foods. The mission of the Food Culture Alliance is to champion food culture and leverage the toolbox of strategies it provides to shift preferences and increase society’s demand for nutritious and sustainable foods. Food culture requires concerted, cross sector efforts that are aligned towards that shared goal, hence the need to form an alliance.
The Food Culture Alliance is setting up both a global and a country-based structure which are expected to work closely together to ensure a cohesive workplan and strategic focus. At the global level, there is the Global Food Culture Alliance, and it is led by 3 international organisations who comprise the Lead Group: EAT, Global Business School Network (GBSN), and Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), which hosts the alliance. World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), and Consumer Goods Forum (CGF) are members of the Business Advisory Group that advises the Lead Group as representatives of business sector.
GAIN has recently launched the Nourishing Food Pathways (NFP) programme. One key component of this programme is a project to identify ways of extending the Consumer Demand Generation approach developed by GAIN to include environmental sustainability of diets and foods. Kenya is one of three countries where this project is being implemented.
At the country level, new alliances will be developed in line with the Food Culture Alliance 3-pillar operating model. In countries the operating model will:
The postholder will be expected to establish a new alliance in Kenya and coordinate across all three pillars, but with a special focus on ‘Strengthen Collaboration’ and ‘Enable Action’. The overall purpose is twofold:
The other 30% is focused on project managing the work where GAIN is identifying ways to extend its consumer demand generation approach to promote diets & foods that are both nutritious and environmentally more sustainable.
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