Can cash and therapy work in conflict settings? Evidence from Ethiopia
In low-income settings, poverty and mental health are often locked in a vicious cycle.
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Building Resilient Food Systems in Fragile Contexts
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Building Global Partnerships and Advancing Island Food Systems at GSIS 2026
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Rethinking Implementation of Circular Solutions for Food Systems
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Strengthening genetic conservation capacity in island food systems
CGIAR–SPC collaboration upgraded CePaCT systems, skills, and influence benefitting Pacific Island food systems through training, standards alignment, and policy voice.
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Quezon City’s Vendor Business School Wins Gold
The Quezon City Vendors Business School Ordinance has been recognized as one of the Official Gold Awardees in the inaugural Gawad Galing Lokal na Batas (GGLB).
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Anti-poverty programs can change how people see the state and each other
When floodwaters washed away Woudou Oumar’s home in northern Cameroon, he and his family lost not only shelter but hope. Then a government-supported cash transfer arrived.
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Can digital cash transfers serve those in active conflict zones? Evidence from Sudan
Digital cash transfers can be delivered even in active conflict settings like Sudan and can significantly protect vulnerable households—especially in the most insecure areas—from worsening food insecurity, though their impacts vary by context and household characteristics.