Established in 2006 under the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP), the Regional Strategic Analysis and Knowledge Support System (ReSAKSS) supports efforts to promote evidence- and outcome-based policy planning and implem

Établi en 2006 à l’issue du Programme détaillé pour le développement de l’agriculture africaine (PDDAA), le Système régional d’analyse stratégique et de gestion de connaissances (ReSAKSS) contribue aux efforts de promotion de la planification et d

● Policy options to promote inclusive rural growth and transformation
● Agriculture as a source of jobs as well as food
● Public investments for vibrant rural areas
● The political economy of agricultural policy reforms

● Cash, food, or vouchers—which and when?
● Programs that deliver more security and better nutrition at lower cost
● Linking social protection and agricultural development
● What does it mean to graduate?

● Strengthening tenure over land, water, trees, and other natural resources for the poor, particularly women
● Facilitating shared use of resources within landscapes
● Governance of natural resources for sustainability and harmony

● Foresight modeling for climate change, new technologies, and shifts in demand
● Policy options, investment, and regulatory reform to support agricultural innovation
● New approaches to meeting farmers’ needs for information

● Gender dimensions of agricultural growth and rural transformation
● Women’s empowerment: measurement, why it matters, and how to foster it
● Gender equality in decision making, control of assets, and benefits

● Making food markets work for the poor
● Evaluating the impact of trade policies on value chains, income, and food security
● Measuring and reducing food losses

IFPRI’S PARTNERSHIP WITH INDIA BEGAN MORE THAN 40 YEARS AGO, IN THE WAKE OF THE GREEN REVOLUTION. Over the last four decades, IFPRI’s research in India has addressed the most pressing issues of the times.

Welcome to the Global Event on “Accelerating the End of Hunger and Malnutrition.” Your participation will make a valuable contribution to this groundbreaking initiative to advance human well-being.

Enhancing resilience throughout our food systems is essential to addressing the impacts of climate change on food supplies, food safety, and nutrition as well as the broader development impacts of food system disruptions.

Through this program, IFPRI will provide evidence-based policy assessments to make agri-food industries and food systems more inclusive in terms of employment and income opportunities, more efficient in meeting the food needs of the growing global

Major shifts in our global food system, driven in part by rapid urbanization, threaten the urban poor's access to healthy diets and exacerbate malnutrition in all its forms.

Progress in eliminating hunger and malnutrition is too slow. Despite some periods of significant progress, reductions in hunger and undernutrition on a global scale have stagnated since 2000, and progress has varied widely across countries.

What is ANGeL? IFPRI designed an innovative research program called “Orienting Agriculture toward Improved Nutrition and Women’s Empowerment,” or the Agriculture, Nutrition, and Gender Linkages (ANGeL) Project.

Achieving food and nutrition security is a complex challenge. This is especially true in South Asia, where 40 percent of the world’s poor—who survive on less than US$1.25 a day—live and 21 percent of the population is undernourished.

MTID provides innovative, evidence-based policy solutions to help drive inclusive economic growth, reduce poverty, and ensure food security worldwide through a more efficient food system.

Poverty, food insecurity, and poor nutrition and health are among the most pernicious problems eroding people’s quality of life and limiting their economic productivity.