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Policy transformation for achieving the SDGs: Can translational research help?
For major reforms to succeed, build local research capacity and integrate it with policy making.
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New challenges for women’s land rights in Africa
A wave of reforms across the continent has yet to approach gender equity in land tenure. Second in a series.
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Policy seminar: The Bridge Collaborative on bringing about bigger change faster
A new report explores cross-sectoral efforts to address climate change, poverty, malnutrition, and other complex development challenges.
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Changing the course on gendered transitions to adulthood in Africa
First in a series of blog posts on the release of the 2019 Annual Trends and Outlook Report (ATOR) at the ReSAKSS Annual Conference in Lomé, Togo, Nov. 11-13. This year’s ATOR theme is “Gender Equality in Rural Africa: From Commitments to Outcomes.” Read the second post here and the third here. Across the world, becoming […]
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The making of Bangladesh’s Blue Revolution
A new IFPRI book explores the explosive growth of aquaculture and what it means for the future.
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Rurbanomics: The path to rural revitalization in Africa
Revitalizing rural areas means improving infrastructure and boosting opportunities. Ultimately, sustainability depends on linking the advantages of rural economies with those of urban ones.
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2019 CAER-IFPRI Annual International Conference: Promoting a quality-driven food system in China
From value chain development to open markets, ways to build better nutrition.
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The road to women’s economic empowerment: Do women (and men) prefer on or off the farm?
An experiment in Ghana reveals nuanced gender attitudes toward farm households' economic investments.
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Revitalizing the rural economy: The power to make a change
Providing access to renewable energy and other revitalization efforts can unlock a better future for the rural poor worldwide.
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Poor in Africa south of the Sahara face rising disproportionate risks from extreme weather
Climate change-driven spikes in rainfall and heat waves linked to increases in poverty.