Impact

ATNI drives impacts on food systems, food products and populations
Overview of our impact

Impact Stories
Our impact explained

Theory of Change
Mapping our approach to change

10 Years of Impact
Timeline of ATNI's Impact
Resources

Since 2013, ATNI has published a suite of indexes, published action research and designed tools to benchmark industry and inform progress

Indexes
The benchmarks assessing F&B industry

IYCN
ATNI's work on Infant and Young Child Nutrition

Methodology
ATNI’s key guiding principles

Company Scorecards
How do companies perform

Projects
ATNI’s complimentary tools, activities and outputs

Publications
Our comprehensive depository
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News
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Blog
Insight, ideas and conversation starters

Events
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In the Media
ATNI mentions across the media
Change Agents

To fulfill our mission and achieve better access to nutrition, ATNI works with a range of critical change agents

Investors
Driving investment in nutrition

Companies
Driving companies to deliver healthier diets

Strategic Allies
Forming alliances to generate change
About

ATNI is a global nonprofit which drives market transformation for improved access to nutrition. We aim to see healthier and more affordable food products available for all.

Our Purpose
The mission, vision and values that drive us

People
ATNI’s Staff, Board and Expert Advisors

Governance
ATNI’s management rules and structure

Funders
Without whose support this would not be possible

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2015 Global Nutrition Report

22 September 2015

On Tuesday 22^nd September the second Global Nutrition Report has been published. Its key message is that too little is done to end malnutrition and that concrete action is required. Only then significant reductions in malnutrition are possible by 2030.

ATNI contributed to the Report for the second time. ATNI provided a piece on strengthening accountability for business in nutrition. The focus was on the metrics used to measure business behaviour. ATNF will continue its contribution to the GNR in the future.

The report can be downloaded here.