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    Strategies and Priorities for African Agriculture
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    Migration: A Mechanism to Manage Agricultural Risk
    As we increasingly recognize the far reaching impacts of climate change, research has turned greater attention to the concept of environmentally-induced migration. Vulnerable populations such as the poor and landless are more likely to migrate ...
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    Transforming African Economies for Sustained Growth, Poverty Reduction
    Accra—Policymakers, African experts, and international researchers are convening here on May 10-11 to discuss important opportunities and challenges related to economic development, urbanization, and industrialization on the continent. The ...
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    From the Ground Up
    The community-driven development approach (CDD) has become increasingly popular among international development organizations due to its potential to develop sustainable projects that are responsive to local priorities, empower communities, and ...
  • Event
    Developing Evidence for Agricultural and Rural Development Policies and Strategies in Nigeria
    Abstract The APSF Stakeholder Workshop convened policymakers, farmer organizations, donors, development partners, and members of the research community to learn about research findings on Nigeria’s agricultural development and to discuss ...
  • Press Release
    Researchers, Policymakers Convene Conference to Discuss the Implications of GM Crops for Smallholder African Farmers
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    Cobbling a path toward independence
    Until recently, being disabled in Yola, Nigeria, meant living on the streets. But a project to improve the livelihood of those who live and work in the country’s flood plains and low-lying areas (fadamas) has helped turned beggars into ...