Tools & Resources

The Cost Considerations Tool and User Guide provides a practical resource to support planning and investment decisions across the nutrition data value chain. The Excel-based tool presents structured guiding questions on key activities and cost considerations. While the User Guide provides practical guidance on how to understand and use the Excel resource.

This toolkit presents the methods and tools from the One Nutrition Coverage Survey (ONCS) in Bangladesh, a population-based household survey designed to collect data on the coverage of multisectoral nutrition interventions across the life stages. The toolkit includes survey instruments, indicator lists, costing tools, operational and training resources, and analysis plans to support governments and partners in designing, implementing, and adapting comprehensive nutrition coverage surveys for policy and program decision-making.

This brief and accompanying resources present findings from an assessment conducted in partnership with the Government of Ethiopia to characterize the national food and nutrition data ecosystem and identify opportunities for strengthening multisectoral data systems. The package includes assessment findings, a compiled list of food and nutrition indicators extracted from policy documents, and an ecosystem map illustrating key stakeholders and data sources across Ethiopia.

This dissemination event on “Leveraging Data for Better Decision-Making for Multisectoral Nutrition Planning in Bangladesh” was held in Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2025.

This article highlights the formative research to inform the design of household survey questions and visual aids to measure coverage of micronutrient supplements during pregnancy.

This webinar presents country and global perspectives on integrating Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation (MMS) indicators into national health information systems. It features speakers from Johns Hopkins BSPH, Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Consortium (HMHB), and Anweshan.

This dissemination event was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in 2025.

This conference presentation at D4N 2025 in Nepal shared our efforts on multisectoral nutrition intervention coverage measurements in Ethiopia and Bangladesh.

This Capacity Development Plan addresses identified gaps in implementation, data quality, and use of UNISE and RTPM

This brief presents findings from a qualitative assessment of two innovative multisectoral nutrition data systems implemented by the Ethiopian Ministry of Health across Seqota Declaration woredas.