We break down the money, laws, and market factors that affect nutrition and food system results, and then turn those insights into practical options for leaders.
We analyze budgets from federal, state, and partner funding, look for problems, review laws, study social and economic factors to find at-risk groups and fairness issues, and create models to evaluate the cost, effects, and practicality of different options.
Our key deliverables include: a spend and gap dashboard with downloadable data,
regulatory gap brief with suggested clauses and responsible agencies,
value-for-money memo with recommended options and trade offs.
These result in better allocation of scarce funds to high-impact interventions and a clear pathway to fix regulatory bottlenecks, and evidence that supports high-level investment decision-making.