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DirectoryAssociations & Interest GroupsNGOs & NPOsGenevaThe Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition
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About the company

The core activity of GAIN (Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition) is to work towards improving nutrition worldwide, particularly in developing countries. To achieve this, GAIN collaborates with various partners from the private sector, governments, and other organizations to develop and implement sustainable solutions to combat malnutrition. GAIN's activities include, among others, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in developing healthy foods, improving the nutrition of workers in the textile and tea industries, and promoting innovations in the field of nutrition.

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The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition

Transforming food systems
Programmes to improve food systems so that healthier, safer and more sustainable diets are accessible to all, especially vulnerable groups.
Food fortification
Fortifying staple foods with vitamins and minerals, and promoting nutrient-dense crops to address micronutrient deficiencies.
Policy development for coherent food systems
Supporting governments with tools, evidence and capacity building to develop and implement coherent food-system policies and action plans.
Strengthening food businesses
Supporting SMEs in nutrient-focused value chains with technical know-how, access to financing and scalable business models.
Workplace nutrition
Programmes to improve the nutrition of workers and farmers through workplaces and supply chains, complemented by tools, resources and best practices.
Social protection for nutrient-rich diets
Supporting governments and stakeholders so that social protection systems improve access to healthy diets for poor and vulnerable groups.
Demand generation for safe and healthier foods
Measures to strengthen demand for nutrient-rich, safe foods, including Consumer Demand Generation, EatSafe and Food Culture Alliance.
Strengthening actors in food systems
Programmes on food systems governance and on children and young people to promote inclusive, fair and resilient food systems.
Value chains for under-consumed foods
Analysis and implementation of solutions for nutrient-dense foods to increase their consumption among target groups with a higher risk of deficiency.
Nutrition data and evidence
Data and evidence initiatives such as Food Systems Dashboard, Global Diet Quality Project and Food Systems Countdown to support research, programme design and policy.
Trust & reputation

ranQ Trust Score of The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition: 4.1 out of 5.0

Trust Score4.1/ 5.0

High

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Data basis 54% · As of October 2026

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The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition has no value in the Reputation area of the ranQ Trust Score because no data is available. The area carries 42% of the weighting and drops out of the calculation for this profile; it does not lower the score, only the reported data basis.
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  • Review quality: No data point — the criterion is taken out of the weighting and does not lower the score.—24%
  • Review volume: No data point — the criterion is taken out of the weighting and does not lower the score.—10%
  • Review recency: No data point — the criterion is taken out of the weighting and does not lower the score.—8%
The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition scores 91.6 out of 100 points in the Substance area of the ranQ Trust Score. This area carries 28% of the weighting.
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  • Establishment: Years since founding or brand launch, logarithmic. The maximum is reached at 15 years.100.012%
  • Company size: The headcount band, researched by ranQ or stated by the company. It is scored in steps rather than by head count, because the data only provides bands.82.07%
The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition scores 83.3 out of 100 points in the Identity area of the ranQ Trust Score. This area carries 22% of the weighting.
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  • Verification: Official register entry (commercial register with UID or professional-body record, 55 points), confirmed domain (20 points) and confirmed ranQ profile (up to 25 points, depending on completeness).83.322%
The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition scores 100.0 out of 100 points in the Visibility area of the ranQ Trust Score. This area carries 8% of the weighting.
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  • Website authority: Ahrefs' Domain Rating measures, on a scale of 0 to 100, how strongly a website is linked from other websites. For Swiss SMEs the range up to 40 is typical; the maximum is reached at 35.100.04%
  • Media authority: No data point — the criterion is taken out of the weighting and does not lower the score.—4%
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The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition reaches a ranQ Trust Score of 4.1 out of 5.0 — rated «High». No public customer reviews are available for this provider; the rating is based on the remaining criteria. The data basis is 54%, so the score is backed by part of the criteria. As of October 2026.

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Location

Rue de Varembé 7
1202 Geneva

At a glance

Legal form
Foundation
UID
CHE-110.347.351
Founded
2003 · 23 years
Last commercial register change
April 7, 2026
Employees
21 to 50
Legal form: Graded by liability and disclosure. The weight is kept small: a sole proprietorship is not a dubious company, it is just liable differently.97.06%
  • Branch offices: Branch offices linked in the commercial register. Having none is normal and costs no points.70.03%
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