I4N promotes a holistic vision of nutrition as a central developmental theme associated with social inclusion, equality, and sustainable development issues, as well as cultural and environmental aspects. It seeks to position nutrition as a key instrument to actively foster the fulfillment of fundamental rights, as well as the well-being, social-economic development, and the empowerment of vulnerable populations.

Achieving better nutrition for all also depends on our ability to actively foster innovative solutions aimed at disrupting hunger. I4N seizes this challenge, and joins the innovation ecosystem in Colombia and in the LAC region, with the specific aim of identifying, testing, accelerating and scaling up disruptive and transformative solutions with the greatest potential to achieve Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2, Zero Hunger, in a lasting manner.

No one can fight hunger alone. Joining efforts to achieve SDG 17 by fostering partnerships to achieve the Sustainable Development Agenda, I4N is committed to strengthen existing partnerships and networks, and to facilitate the creation of new powerful alliances among key agents of change, including the territorial level, linking global to local, and stimulating creative and dynamic processes of innovation, co-creation and collaboration among civil society partners, communities, national institutions, academia, public and private sector, and the youth, all fighting for a common goal: eradicate hunger.

Territories and communities are often powerful drivers of change and transformation. I4N recognizes the extraordinary and unique value and contribution that different territories and communities can bring with their traditions, stories, traditional foods and productions, and their identities, culture and knowledge, to the challenge of solving hunger. I4N celebrates and leverages diversity and inclusion as drivers of change, transformation, inclusion and development in food security and nutrition.