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Ending Malnutrition by 2030 is Possible with an Olympian Effort
13.12.21-
Nutrition
While enough food is produced to feed everyone 1.5 times over, poor diets continue to hold…
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Why COP26 is the moment to double down on investment for agricultural research
01.11.21The links between global food systems, food security and climate change have never been more…
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COP26: Funding Innovation is Crucial for Strengthening Climate-Stressed Food Systems
25.10.21Today’s agrifood systems no longer simply feed people. They must also provide nutrition, promote l…
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Smallholder Farmers Provide the Key to Tackling the Climate Crisis
20.10.21With less than 10 years left to meet the targets set in the Paris Climate…
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Climate Change: How Innovative Plant Breeding Can Help Feed The World, Nurture The Planet
19.10.21Mere weeks from now, commitments made at a United Nations Food Systems Summit in New York will…
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Feeding Tigers: Agriculture Offers Emerging Markets a Route to Post-Covid Resilience
20.05.21-
Food security
From wet markets to empty markets, the functionality of food systems has shaped the COVID-19…
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Innovate to increase the incomes of rural farmers (Mint)
01.03.18-
Food security
India's Mint published an op-ed by IFPRI's P. K. Joshi on how innovation can be applied for sus…
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Ghana's Style Of Politics Threatens Cocoa Sector (Modern Day Ghana)
27.02.18-
Food security
Modern Day Ghana published an article which featured IFPRI’s new book, The Cocoa Coast, and com…
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Corporate America’s new dilemma: raising prices to cover higher transport costs (Reuters)
27.02.18Reuters published an article which featured IFPRI’s Joe Glauber for his comments on the impact…
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The Silicon Valley food start-up thinks it can cure malnutrition in Africa (Washington Post)
27.02.18-
Nutrition
The Washington Post published an article in which IFPRI’s Marie Ruel commented on the effectiv…
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‘Legacy Award’ bestowed on Jean Hanson, ILRI’s forage genebank gatekeeper for the last three decades
25.02.18-
Biodiversity
Artwork from Australian visual artist Sophie Munns. For the last 31 years, Jean Hanson, a…
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Higher crop support prices cheer farmers (Financial Express)
16.02.18-
Food security
India’s The Financial Express published an op-ed by IFPRI-SAO’s PK Joshi providing his analy…
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We need to involve more women in the agricultural sciences (Devex)
15.02.18-
Gender equality
Devex published an op-ed citing IFPRI’s Nienke Beintema for her study on Female representati…
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Climate Change to adversely impact grain production in China by 2030 (Reuters)
01.02.18-
Climate adaptation & mitigation
Feb 1, 2018 In the News Climate Change to adversely impact grain production in…
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’If you care about agriculture, you care about livestock’—Bill Gates
30.01.18-
Food security
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Poverty reduction, livelihoods & jobs
The Cow with the Subtile Nose, by Jean Dubuffet, 1954. ‘. . . According to Reuters,…
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Agriculture Sector’s Expectation from India’s Budget 2018 (Lok Sabha Television)
23.01.18Jan 23, 2018 In the News Agriculture Sector’s Expectation from India’s Budget 2018 (Lok…
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India ‘at a Turning Point’ To Tackle Pervasive Child Malnutrition (Financial Times)
22.01.18-
Nutrition
Jan 22, 2018 In the News India ‘at a Turning Point’ To Tackle Pervasive…
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Ignore Rural Anger at Your Own Peril (The Wire)
17.01.18Jan 15, 2018 In the News Ignore Rural Anger at Your Own Peril (The…
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Poverty Rate Drops in China (CGTN)
10.01.18-
Nutrition
Jan 10, 2018 In the News Poverty Rate Drops in China (CGTN) In an…
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