Watch Recording: Launch of Indonesia and Philippines Retail Assessments – ATNi (Access to Nutrition initiative)

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Watch the recording

ATNi (Access to Nutrition initiative) invites you to watch the regional launch of the Retail Assessment 2025 results for Indonesia and the Philippines. This event will spotlight how retail environments in Southeast Asia impact families’ access to affordable, nutritious foods—and the broader implications for child and population health.

Agenda and Speakers:

Welcome, overview, about ATNi: Mark Wijne, Research Director, ATNi
Opening remarks: Isaiah Emmanuel Suguitan, HealthJustice Philippines
Presentation on ATNi’s Retail Assessment results for Indonesia and the Philippines: Freddie von Kaufmann and Brenda de Kok, Researchers, ATNi
Panel discussion:
- Adrian Cameron – Deakin University
- Alison Feeley PhD RNutr – UNICEF EAPRO
- Olivia Herlinda – Center for Indonesia’s Strategic Development Initiatives (CISDI)
- Mikhail Laurence Millan – ImagineLaw, Inc.
- Khansa Allysha Diandra – PT Lion Super Indo
- Katherine Pittore (moderator) – ATNi
Q&A with panellists and speakers
Closing remarks – ATNi