Publications
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Report
The true costs of food in Kenya and Vietnam: A conceptual framework
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Journal Article
A participatory framework for prioritizing climate-smart agriculture innovations in rice-based systems: A case study of Mali
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Journal Article
The effects of household income composition on food consumption in Malawi
Events
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ICTforAg 2024: Localizing impact
Event: May 28, 2024 – 9:00am to 5:00pm EDT. This event explores the localization of ICT, responsible AI in agriculture, the potential for AI to increase farm profitability, empowering citizen science, and harnessing digital solutions for sustainable and regenerative farming practices.
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Malawi Discussion of IFPRI’s 2022 Global Food Policy Report: Climate Change and Food Systems
Virtual Event: June 14, 2022 – 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT. The Malawi launch event will give an overview of the main findings and recommendations of the global report and focus on two chapters that are particularly relevant to the Malawi context.
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Ideas for confronting climate change today
Virtual Event: OCT 14, 2021- 09:30 AM to 10:45 AM EDT. This event will engage presenters on key questions about food systems and climate change in the lead up to CoP26.
News
Are Africa’s youth turning their backs on agriculture? (Welternaehrung)
Welternaehrung (Welthungerhilfe [Germany]) published an op-ed by Athur Mabiso and Senior Research Fellow Rui Benfica. The authors write that there are two sides of the coin regarding youth in Africa. Africa has the youngest and fastest growing population in the world. The average age south of the Sahara is 18.3 years, in Asia it is 30 years. The number of young people […]