Tools & Resources

Technical meeting co-hosted by Johns Hopkins and Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies at the MNF to address national information system priorities for the IFA to MMS transition.

This brief summarizes learning from formative research to update household survey questions about coverage of large scale food fortification and incudes a short set of recommended questions for multi-topic surveys

ECF funded JHU to work with partners in Nepal around monitoring the IFA to MMS transition

This blog shares lessons from the 2025 One Nutrition Coverage Survey in Bangladesh, highlighting how careful planning, clear prioritization, and thoughtful sampling allow comprehensive multisector intervention coverage data to be collected efficiently without overburdening respondents.

This brief presents a set of guiding questions to help country decision-makers determine whether and how to invest in food and nutrition data solutions across the nutrition data value chain.

The blog introduces a DataDENT tool that helps country decision-makers choose appropriate food and nutrition data investments by clarifying use cases, assessing existing data systems, and identifying practical, context-appropriate solutions across the data value chain.

This resource builds nutrition data literacy through a practical six questions framework that helps individuals and teams strengthen their understanding, interpretation, and use of nutrition data across the data value chain.

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.