“…First, the literature on the enabling environment for nutrition emphasizes the need for clear, coherent, and evidence‐based nutrition policies and regulatory guidelines, commitment on the part of governments to nutrition implementation through budget allocations, multi‐sectoral platforms that reflect the lack of an institutional home for nutrition, and capable frontline service providers (Gillespie et al, 2013; Harris et al, 2017; Pelletier et al, 2013; te Lintelo, 2012). Other work examines more explicitly how interest groups and coalitions between government, the food industry, consumers, and donors support or inhibit nutrition policies and budgets (Mejía Acosta & Haddad, 2014; Nisbett et al, 2014; te Lintelo & Pittore, 2020), or impact nutrition advocacy strategies and their efficacy (Garton et al, 2021; Harris, 2019; Storeng et al, 2019). While this scholarship is insightful, it rarely examines how the political regime shapes the enabling environment.…”