FNC Zimbabwe, also known as the Food & Nutrition Council, is a leading brand that focuses on promoting food and nutrition security in Zimbabwe. They offer a wide range of services and products to address the complex challenges associated with food and nutrition insecurity. One of their key areas of expertise is assessment, research, monitoring, and evaluation.

FNC Zimbabwe plays a vital role in coordinating food and nutrition security information and analysis through their national food and nutrition information system. This system ensures that their actions are credible, transparent, scientific, relevant, and timely. In addition, FNC Zimbabwe is actively involved in advocacy, information, and education.

They gather relevant existing and emerging information on food and nutrition security and translate it into seamless messages for key stakeholders. They advise the government on strategic directions and provide education on emerging issues in the field. FNC Zimbabwe also promotes multi-sectoral and stakeholder coordination to address food and nutrition insecurity.

They strengthen national systems and structures at all levels and encourage innovative approaches to locally produced products. Moreover, FNC Zimbabwe emphasizes food safety and nutrition standards compliance. Their goal is to promote best practices in food safety through strengthened coordination and adherence to national and international standards.

Furthermore, FNC Zimbabwe coordinates the implementation of multisectoral nutrition sensitive programming to reduce undernutrition. They focus on vulnerable groups and prioritize addressing chronic undernutrition based on the latest research findings. As a government department, FNC Zimbabwe engages with multiple ministries, United Nations agencies, and the private sector to promote a cohesive national response to household food insecurity and malnutrition.

They work through decentralized multi-sectoral structures at various levels to ensure effective implementation. With smart partnerships with organizations like AU, SADC, CAADP, SUN, and the United Nations, FNC Zimbabwe collaborates with key stakeholders to accelerate the implementation of initiatives that promote growth and sustainable development in the agricultural sector. Through their extensive network of committees, FNC Zimbabwe fosters collaboration with media, research institutions, civil society, NGOs, faith-based organizations, community-based organizations, government ministries, and the private sector.

Overall, FNC Zimbabwe is dedicated to improving food and nutrition security in Zimbabwe through a multi-sectoral, evidence-based, and collaborative approach