CNBC published an article assessing potential impacts of a trade war on China's ability to source soybeans. IFPRI Senior Research Fellow, David Laborde, posits that China could cushion the loss of the US supply in the long-term.
India Spend published an article featuring IFPRI Director General, Shenggen Fan and his recommendations for bringing greater economic prosperity to Indian farmers.
The Business Standard published an article evaluating the scope of the impact of increasing minimum support prices (MSP) on food prices in India. The article cites IFPRI's South Asia Director, P.K. Joshi, who advised that increased MSP will have…
The Washington Post published an op-ed in which Deborah Brautigam, Professor at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies, challenges the common rhetoric on Chinese investments in Africa, using findings from a joint study…
Projections from IFPRI's IMPACT model show climate change will likely have serious impacts on regional yeild patterns of crops such as corn, potatoes, rice, and wheat by 2050.
The Business Mirror published an article on the findings of IFPRI's researchers Alam Mondal, Mark Rosegrant, Claudia Ringler, Angga Pradesha, Rowena Valmonte-Santos, which support renewable energy development in the Philippines.
Outlook India published an article on the role of reports such as the IFPRI Global Hunger Index (GHI) for providing holistic and inclusive data on the issue of hunger and malnutrition.
Market Watch published an op-ed in which IFPRI Senior Research Fellow, Joe Glauber, warns of the potential implications should President Trump compensate farmers to facilitate a trade war with China.
Foodtank published a feature on IFPRI's senior research fellow, Wei Zhang, and her work on the Economics of Ecosystems & Biodiversity for Agriculture and Food (TEEB AgriFood) Report. The report seek to present a comprehensive picture of the…
We are pleased to announce that IFPRI-Washington staff will now be housed under one roof effective, April 16, 2018. After a year of working from different buildings, the rest of the IFPRI family in Washington will now move to our…
