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Akhter Ahmed

Akhter Ahmed is a Senior Research Fellow in the IFPRI’s Poverty, Gender, and Inclusion Unit and Country Representative for IFPRI Bangladesh. He has worked on strategies for agricultural and rural development, social protection, and women’s empowerment to reduce poverty, food insecurity, and undernutrition in developing countries including Bangladesh, China, Egypt, India, Malawi, the Philippines, and Turkey.

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Nanotechnology applications can boost agricultural output in emergencies (Mongabay) 

May 18, 2020

Mongabay (India) published an article on how nanotechnology made easily adaptable for farmers can boost agriculture in times of emergency. Making the product as a “factory-in-a-suitcase” setup, can produce fresh nano pyrite that can be run with minimum energy input. Head of the Capacity Strengthening Program at IFPRI, Suresh Babu stressed further research to make this technology available at the farmer-level and emphasized the role of a transparent regulatory system. Republished in Money Control (India) 

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