Food Systems Dashboard

Outcomes Dietary intake

Age 12-17: Average daily frequency of carbonated soft drink consumption

Definition

Average number of times per day adolescents (12-17 years) reported consuming carbonated soft drinks. Data were collected from Global School-based Student Health Surveys where adolescents were asked “during the past 30 days, how many times per day do you usually drink carbonated soft drinks?"

Relevance

Adolescence is a formative time period of increasing independence where personal dietary habits and preferences are formed that may persist into adulthood. Consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages such as soft drinks has been associated with increased risk of overweight and obesity.

Participate in an independent evaluation of the Food Systems Dashboard- FSD!

Your insights are invaluable in helping us understand how the FSD is used and how it can be improved to better support evidence-based decision-making across food systems. The survey is anonymous and takes just 15–20 minutes.

If you primarily engage with dashboards Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Nigeria, Kenya, or Mozambique, please submit your response here.

Participate in the Global Survey →