In April 2026, more than 50 global health leaders from governments, UN agencies, implementation partners, research institutions, NGOs, and donors came together at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C. for the Convening on Measurement and Monitoring of...
Advancing MMS Monitoring in Nepal
From 2024-2026 the Eleanor Crook Foundation funded Johns Hopkins to work with Anweshan and Helen Keller International to support the government of Nepal in planning for the monitoring systems aspects of the introduction and scale-up of multiple micronutrient...
Building Nutrition Data Literacy Using the Six Questions Approach
Guidance | Pdf 944KB Date of Publication | February 2026 Building Nutrition Data Literacy: Using the Six Questions Approach presents a series of questions for group dialogue or individual reflection that help users critically reflect on the data they use, foster a...
A Tool for Identifying Activities and Cost Considerations in Food and Nutrition Data Systems and Surveys
Cost Consideration Tool | Excel 41.9KB User Guide | Pdf 552KB Date of Publication | January 2026 The Cost Considerations Tool is an Excel-based resource that helps stakeholders consider the full range of activities and cost considerations involved in collecting,...
Ethiopia food and nutrition data assessment findings
Brief | Pdf 2.20MB Date of Publication | November 2025 DataDENT has partnered with the Government of Ethiopia over several years on activities to strengthen multisectoral food and nutrition data. This brief presents findings from an assessment that aimed to...
DataDENT Ethiopia Dissemination Event
DataDENT hosted an event in Addis Ababa to disseminate outputs from two activities: 1) key findings from a comprehensive assessment of Ethiopia’s food and nutrition data ecosystem and 2) recommendations from a costed plan to strengthen capacity for the national...
Capacity Development Plan for scale-up of UNISE and RTPM nutrition data systems in Ethiopia
Capacity Development Plan | PDF 4.17 MB Date of Publication | August 2025 The Seqota Declaration (SD) Federal Program Delivery Unit (F-PDU) is leading the national scale-up of two digital administrative data systems—UNISE (Unified Nutrition Information System for...
Capacity development for scale-up of multisectoral nutrition data systems in Ethiopia
Brief | PDF 879 KB Date of Publication | November 2025 The Seqota Declaration (SD) Federal Program Delivery Unit (F-PDU) at the Ministry of Health has developed two multisector data platforms (Unified Nutrition Information System for Ethiopia [UNISE] and Resource...
Data for food and nutrition: What does it really cost?
Drastic cuts to donor aid in early 2025 are projected to have lasting consequences for nutrition in the coming decades. Governments and implementers need to do more with less. Timely and accurate food and nutrition data are needed to guide strategic choices about how...
Where should countries invest along the nutrition data value chain? A multisector perspective from Nigeria
During our recent assessment in Nigeria, DataDENT and our local partner NAHI found significant variability across the 14 Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) included in Nigeria’s National Multisectoral Food and Nutrition Action Plan (NMPFAN) in whether and...
Convening on the Measurement & Monitoring of MMS
In April 2026, more than 50 global health leaders from governments, UN agencies, implementation partners, research institutions, NGOs, and donors came together at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C. for the Convening on Measurement and Monitoring of...
Advancing MMS Monitoring in Nepal
From 2024-2026 the Eleanor Crook Foundation funded Johns Hopkins to work with Anweshan and Helen Keller International to support the government of Nepal in planning for the monitoring systems aspects of the introduction and scale-up of multiple micronutrient...
Building Nutrition Data Literacy Using the Six Questions Approach
Guidance | Pdf 944KB Date of Publication | February 2026 Building Nutrition Data Literacy: Using the Six Questions Approach presents a series of questions for group dialogue or individual reflection that help users critically reflect on the data they use, foster a...
A Tool for Identifying Activities and Cost Considerations in Food and Nutrition Data Systems and Surveys
Cost Consideration Tool | Excel 41.9KB User Guide | Pdf 552KB Date of Publication | January 2026 The Cost Considerations Tool is an Excel-based resource that helps stakeholders consider the full range of activities and cost considerations involved in collecting,...
Ethiopia food and nutrition data assessment findings
Brief | Pdf 2.20MB Date of Publication | November 2025 DataDENT has partnered with the Government of Ethiopia over several years on activities to strengthen multisectoral food and nutrition data. This brief presents findings from an assessment that aimed to...
DataDENT Ethiopia Dissemination Event
DataDENT hosted an event in Addis Ababa to disseminate outputs from two activities: 1) key findings from a comprehensive assessment of Ethiopia’s food and nutrition data ecosystem and 2) recommendations from a costed plan to strengthen capacity for the national...
Capacity Development Plan for scale-up of UNISE and RTPM nutrition data systems in Ethiopia
Capacity Development Plan | PDF 4.17 MB Date of Publication | August 2025 The Seqota Declaration (SD) Federal Program Delivery Unit (F-PDU) is leading the national scale-up of two digital administrative data systems—UNISE (Unified Nutrition Information System for...
Capacity development for scale-up of multisectoral nutrition data systems in Ethiopia
Brief | PDF 879 KB Date of Publication | November 2025 The Seqota Declaration (SD) Federal Program Delivery Unit (F-PDU) at the Ministry of Health has developed two multisector data platforms (Unified Nutrition Information System for Ethiopia [UNISE] and Resource...
Data for food and nutrition: What does it really cost?
Drastic cuts to donor aid in early 2025 are projected to have lasting consequences for nutrition in the coming decades. Governments and implementers need to do more with less. Timely and accurate food and nutrition data are needed to guide strategic choices about how...
Where should countries invest along the nutrition data value chain? A multisector perspective from Nigeria
During our recent assessment in Nigeria, DataDENT and our local partner NAHI found significant variability across the 14 Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) included in Nigeria’s National Multisectoral Food and Nutrition Action Plan (NMPFAN) in whether and...