1- Diet diversification, food fortification and micronutrient supplementation.
2- Meeting the special nutritional and care needs of vulnerable groups: infants and young children, pregnant and lactating women, school-age children, the elderly and groups who are socio-economically or politically vulnerable.
3- Advocating access and consumption of diversified foods that is adequate in quantity, and quality.
4- Increase coordination among key stakeholders and integration of nutrition and nutrition related activities across sectors.
5- Enhancing the capacity of the nutrition department and other related departments.
6- Providing appropriate needed resources.
7- Nutrition awareness at all levels of the society.