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Measuring who is being reached with multisector nutrition interventions: a framework for co-coverage & composite coverage analysis

Technical Note | PDF 2 MB Date of Publication | September 2026 Co-coverage and composite coverage quantify the integration of nutrition interventions at individual, household or group level. They fundamentally answer, “who is being reached with multisectoral nutrition...

Building Nutrition Data Literacy: Intervention Coverage

Technical Note | Pdf 4MB Date of Publication | September 2026 Coverage data can answer an essential question: are nutrition interventions reaching the individuals, households, and communities who should receive them?  This resource provides users with background...

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...

Choosing the Right Food and Nutrition Data Solutions: Guiding Questions for Country Decision-Makers

Abigail Conrad, Natasha Ledlie, Rachel Halliday (R4D)

Data investments are costly and investment decisions need to be guided by a clear understanding of which data solutions best fits the need. However, too often the need is not clear. For example, when we ask policy makers about their food and nutrition data needs, a...

Assessing institutional capacities to demand and use nutrition data for decision-making in Nigeria’s health sector: A mixed-methods study

Elyse Iruhiriye, Olutayo Adeyemi, Yetunde Akinmolayan, et al. Health Research Policy and Systems. 2025

Journal Article | https://doi.org/10.1186/s12961-025-01387-9 Date of Publication | September 2025 Abstract Background Using data for policy design, program implementation and accountability is a priority among nutrition stakeholders in Nigeria. However, the capacities...

Measuring who is being reached with multisector nutrition interventions: a framework for co-coverage & composite coverage analysis

Technical Note | PDF 2 MB Date of Publication | September 2026 Co-coverage and composite coverage quantify the integration of nutrition interventions at individual, household or group level. They fundamentally answer, “who is being reached with multisectoral nutrition...

Building Nutrition Data Literacy: Intervention Coverage

Technical Note | Pdf 4MB Date of Publication | September 2026 Coverage data can answer an essential question: are nutrition interventions reaching the individuals, households, and communities who should receive them?  This resource provides users with background...

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...

Choosing the Right Food and Nutrition Data Solutions: Guiding Questions for Country Decision-Makers

Abigail Conrad, Natasha Ledlie, Rachel Halliday (R4D)

Data investments are costly and investment decisions need to be guided by a clear understanding of which data solutions best fits the need. However, too often the need is not clear. For example, when we ask policy makers about their food and nutrition data needs, a...

Assessing institutional capacities to demand and use nutrition data for decision-making in Nigeria’s health sector: A mixed-methods study

Elyse Iruhiriye, Olutayo Adeyemi, Yetunde Akinmolayan, et al. Health Research Policy and Systems. 2025

Journal Article | https://doi.org/10.1186/s12961-025-01387-9 Date of Publication | September 2025 Abstract Background Using data for policy design, program implementation and accountability is a priority among nutrition stakeholders in Nigeria. However, the capacities...

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