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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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“Tokyo Forum 2020 Online” to discuss global commons (Yahoo Finance) 

December 01, 2020

Yahoo Finance published an article on a conference held in Tokyo on “Shaping the Future” is the overall theme for this annual international conference since last year. Under this grand theme, Tokyo Forum 2020 Online will be focusing on “Global Commons Stewardship in the Anthropocene.” Policymakers, thought leaders, scientists, business leaders, CSOs and others will assess the current state of the global challenge. Former director general Shenggen Fan participated in this high-level conference.  Republished in Jiji Press (Japan), Business Wire, Digital Journal, JotUp, OA Online (Texas). 

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