GNC Collective Priorities and Engagement Workplan (2026)

Grounded in the GNC Strategy (2026–2029), the workplan focuses on areas where collective action can add the greatest value. It reflects a strong commitment to localisation, equity, inclusion, climate responsiveness, and accountability, and to strengthening coordination, partnerships, and collective skills and capacity across humanitarian contexts.

The workplan outlines seven collective priority areas, including capacity strengthening, evidence and learning, rapid technical support, collective advocacy, resource mobilisation, localisation, and global collaboration. Together, these priorities provide a practical framework for partners to engage with the GNC in ways that advance a more transformative, people‑centred, and impact‑driven nutrition ecosystem.

Who is this resource for?

• Nutrition cluster/sector coordinators and partners
• Local, national, regional, and global humanitarian nutrition actors
• Donors, policymakers, and advocates supporting nutrition in emergencies

How to use this resource

• Identify opportunities for collaboration and engagement with the GNC
• Align organisational contributions with shared collective priorities
• Support locally led, equitable, and coordinated nutrition responses