Transitioning from IFA to MMS: A new supplement brings new measurement challenges
This blog captures challenges in defining intervention, designing effective visual aids, and women’s ability to identify the intervention and shares DataDENT recommendations to minimize those.
Data for food and nutrition: What does it really cost?
This blog highlights DataDENT's Cost Considerations Framework for Food and Nutrition Data developed based on our work in Ethiopia and Nigeria.
Where should countries invest along the nutrition data value chain? A multisector perspective from Nigeria
This blog highlights assessment findings from different sectors of Nigeria and considerations on prioritizing investment.
Making qualitative insights more accessible: Using AI to understand key informant interviews
This blog shares DataDENT's experience of using the AI tools in qualitative data analysis in Ethiopia.
Learnings from formative research on measuring coverage of Large-Scale Food Fortification in household surveys in Bangladesh and Ethiopia
This blog highlights findings from DataDENT's formative research in Bangladesh and Ethiopia to refine household survey questions on LSFF coverage.
Revisiting the nutrition data value chain: An updated framework to promote data use
This blog captures the changes made to the nutrition data value chain (DVC) framework based on DataDENT’s experience with the stakeholders’ engagement in LMICs.
Using process maps to guide the scale-up of national nutrition information systems in Ethiopia
This blog showcases the development of process maps to support the scale-up of Ethiopia’s multisectoral information systems.
Improving multi-sectoral nutrition coverage measurement: The One Nutrition Coverage Survey in Bangladesh
This blog highlights the One Nutrition Coverage (ONCS) piloting activities in Bangladesh for measuring multisector nutrition intervention coverage.
Who needs nutrition data? Reflections from DataDENT in Nigeria
This blog shares some early findings from a nutrition data assessment in Nigeria among stakeholders working in agriculture, education, social protection, WASH, and emergency sectors.
Transitioning from IFA to MMS: A new supplement brings new measurement challenges
This blog captures challenges in defining intervention, designing effective visual aids, and women’s ability to identify the intervention and shares DataDENT recommendations to minimize those.
Data for food and nutrition: What does it really cost?
This blog highlights DataDENT's Cost Considerations Framework for Food and Nutrition Data developed based on our work in Ethiopia and Nigeria.
Where should countries invest along the nutrition data value chain? A multisector perspective from Nigeria
This blog highlights assessment findings from different sectors of Nigeria and considerations on prioritizing investment.
Making qualitative insights more accessible: Using AI to understand key informant interviews
This blog shares DataDENT's experience of using the AI tools in qualitative data analysis in Ethiopia.
Learnings from formative research on measuring coverage of Large-Scale Food Fortification in household surveys in Bangladesh and Ethiopia
This blog highlights findings from DataDENT's formative research in Bangladesh and Ethiopia to refine household survey questions on LSFF coverage.
Revisiting the nutrition data value chain: An updated framework to promote data use
This blog captures the changes made to the nutrition data value chain (DVC) framework based on DataDENT’s experience with the stakeholders’ engagement in LMICs.
Using process maps to guide the scale-up of national nutrition information systems in Ethiopia
This blog showcases the development of process maps to support the scale-up of Ethiopia’s multisectoral information systems.
Improving multi-sectoral nutrition coverage measurement: The One Nutrition Coverage Survey in Bangladesh
This blog highlights the One Nutrition Coverage (ONCS) piloting activities in Bangladesh for measuring multisector nutrition intervention coverage.
Who needs nutrition data? Reflections from DataDENT in Nigeria
This blog shares some early findings from a nutrition data assessment in Nigeria among stakeholders working in agriculture, education, social protection, WASH, and emergency sectors.