Agricultural development has significant potential improving nutrition and health. Since 2012, the CGIAR Research Program (CRP) on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH) has provided an innovative perspective on the relationships between agriculture, nutrition, and health through research that strengthens the knowledge base and forms new partnerships that lead to outcomes. A4NH studies new frameworks and tools for understanding the multiple pathways through which agricultural development influences nutrition and health outcomes. It relies on the existing and dynamically emerging evidence of the impacts of agriculture on nutrition- and health-related outcomes. Such evidence-based decision making for agriculture-health programs improves decision making and investments. A4NH partners with the public and private sectors to make innovations available and used at scale. A4NH also integrates gender and equity into its portfolio. The A4NH Dataverse is an evolving space for datasets associated with projects within the A4NH portfolio from 2012 to present. http://a4nh.cgiar.org