To what extent collaboration between the state and civil society organizations (CSOs) help in addressing poverty and malnutrition in the country?

Poverty and malnutrition are considered high on SHGs (SIFAI and SBFC-2) due to their impact on justiciable growth. State and CSO help in addressing poverty and malnutrition: Collaboration: 1) Last-mile connectivity (Akshay Patra and government for midday meal scheme) => Spread of education at millets and their importance (Shree Aam) 2) Mapping of malnutrition areas and sectors for data provision to government => data-backed policies (Poshan 2.0 or data of NFHS) 3) Lobbying @ optimal healthy food habits (Millenials ad for Bulcha) 4) Connectivity with distributed CSOs Poverty Fragmentation 5) Helping empower people welfare schemes MANREGA Issues/Challenges: Education support (Residential schemes) => Government institutions CITIES and IZGs,select Corporate governance (TATA, CSR) => Health expenditure (2.5 /t GDP required by NHP, 2012) State and CSO align with public compassion is necessary for addressing poverty and malnutrition in the country.

Connectivity with distributed CSOs Poverty Fragmentation => Provision of issues for schemes => Helping empower people welfare schemes MANREGA Education support (Residential schemes) => Government institutions CITIES and IZGs,select => Local Government institutions Corporate governance (TATA, CSR) => Health expenditure (2.5 /t GDP required by NHP, 2012) State and CSO align with public compassion is necessary for addressing poverty and malnutrition in the country.