INACON has contributed to national health and nutrition programs, particularly those focused on early childhood development and stunting reduction, with support from the World Bank, GFF, and MCA-Indonesia. Services have included administrative and program management support, coordination among stakeholders, and capacity building at national and subnational levels.

Key activities across the projects included the provision of Administrative Services Firm (ASF) support to national secretariats and project management units under the Investing in Nutrition and Early Years (INEY) program. Under the MCA-Indonesia Community-Based Health and Nutrition Project, support focused on human resource management and administrative frameworks for deploying and managing provincial and district health and nutrition consultants. This enabled effective delivery of community-based interventions to improve maternal and child nutrition, increase awareness, reduce malnutrition and low birth weight, and strengthen service delivery at health facilities and community levels.

The impacts of these projects include strengthened institutional and fiduciary capacity, improved coordination across sectors and levels of government, enhanced effectiveness and coverage of nutrition and health interventions, and more reliable monitoring of stunting reduction outcomes.