When considering the effects of climate change, many people tend to think of headline-grabbing wildfires, superstorms, or mega-droughts. But some of the most devastating impacts are quiet and creeping, such as rising salinity.
Understanding where food will be demanded in the future is essential for designing effective food policies, ensuring food security, and anticipating shifts in dietary patterns across regions.
This blog post is part of a special monthly series entitled “Making a Difference,” documenting the impact of IFPRI's projects and initiatives. These stories reflect the wide breadth of the Institute's research, communications, and capacity-strengthening activities around the world, in fulfillment of its mission. The blog series has been peer- reviewed by IFPRI's Impact Committee members.
The Director General of IITA led a high-level delegation to AfricaRice main research station in Mbé, reinforcing the partnership between these sister CGIAR centers.
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CGIAR–SPC collaboration upgraded CePaCT systems, skills, and influence benefitting Pacific Island food systems through training, standards alignment, and policy voice.
Dr. Ismahane Elouafi, on how food security is deeply interconnected across borders, with implications for trade, price stability, and economic resilience.
