Data and Innovation
Data is a powerful lever for transforming food systems. By developing various tools, we equip decision‑makers with the data and insights needed to transform markets.
What we do
- Increase access to packaged food data with a focus on LMICs and UMICs to support better nutrition monitoring and analysis;
- Promote transparency by sharing our datasets openly in standardised, machine-readable formats in line with FAIR data principles;
- Make data actionable through visual dashboards in a user-friendly manner to explain the data to broader audiences;
- Develop tools to empower local stakeholders in assessing their own portfolios and identifying the policy gaps to improve nutrition outcomes.
Our core values
Transparency: We make nutrition-related data publicly available to empower stakeholders across the food system.
Interoperability: We design tools and datasets that can be integrated across platforms and geographies.
Impact: We focus on data that drives measurable change in market behavior, policy, and product development.
Dashboards
Explore nutrition performance across companies, markets, and product categories in a single interface with the Product Profile Dashboard.
Access our assessment-specific dashboards, including qualitative data, for the Retail Assessment 2025, the VitaMin Premix Supplier Assessment 2025, the Kenya Market Assessment 2025, and the Tanzania Market Assessment 2025.
Innovation
Developing tools and resources that support open nutrition data, knowledge-sharing, and evidence-based decision-making.
NutriCheck
NutriCheck is a free self-assessment platform that allows SMEs and other stakeholders to evaluate their products and nutrition practices against key international standards.*
The tool includes three components: 1) Nutri-Score Calculator, 2) Health Star Rating Calculator, and 3) Nutrition Self-Assessment Survey.
*Results are indicative and intended for self-assessment purposes only. The survey is currently being updated to reflect country-specific nutrition policies.
Product Profile AI Assistant
ATNi is developing a chatbot that allows users to ask questions and create customized visualizations directly from our database of over 30 food and beverage companies’ assessment data. The prototype is currently under development.
In addition, ATNi published foundational guidance on the use of AI in nutrition research and applied these advances to the development of an AI‑enabled prototype of the Nutrition Transformation Hub.
Open Access Datasets
A growing collection of public datasets and resources are available on our GitHub repository:
- Country-level nutrient profiling and market assessment data;
- Source code for the NutriCheck self-assessment tool;
- Methodology documentations and reports.
All materials are shared under a Creative Commons license
to encourage reuse and collaboration; not permitted for modification and commercial uses unless otherwise noted.
We invite partners, funders, and innovators to engage with our data tools and contribute to our experimentation journey. Together, we can build a more transparent, accountable, and nutritious food system.
For more information on ATNi’s data workstream, please reach out to us at info@atni.org.