About
ATNi is a global nonprofit which drives market transformation for improved access to nutrition. They aim to see healthier and more affordable food products available for all.
Mission, Vision and Values
Transforming markets so that at least half of companies’ food & beverage sales are derived from healthy products by 2030 and contribute to healthy, sustainable diets for all.
ATNi improves market performance by challenging key actors in the food system – starting with industry – to accelerate access to affordable, nutritious food for all, especially for society’s most vulnerable.
Through the development and delivery of accountability tools and strategies, ATNi empowers the food system’s key actors – starting with industry – to accelerate sustainable access to nutritious and affordable foods. They catalyse change through effective collaboration with companies, investors, policymakers, consumer representatives and civic leaders.
Vision
A world where markets contribute to providing access to nutritious and affordable diets for all. They envision a world where all people have access healthy diets which support optimal physical and mental health, leading to healthier, more resilient societies.
Mission
ANTi empowers food system actors, – starting with industry — to accelerate access nutritious, affordable and sustainable diets. They develop data-driven tools, facilitate dialogues and thought leadership, and support policies focusing on the role of markets in transforming the food system.
Values
ATNi values its independence above all else. They take no money from industry to maintain the neutrality of their rankings. Companies are invited to engage and share data, but there is no opt-out and companies who choose not to engage are still assed.
They are evidence-driven, open and transparent, inclusive and collegiate.
Approach
ATNi catalyses change through evidence collection, analysis, collaboration, and peer learning. They bring about market change by leveraging the actions of companies, investors, and policy makers. They provide concrete recommendations to companies increase the healthiness of product offerings. They support investors with data and analysis to make investment decisions which consider health. They ask policymakers for to regulate markets where voluntary regulations are not effective.
