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Environment and production technology division (EPTD)

EPTD identifies ways to combine appropriate and affordable food and agricultural technologies with supportive policies, institutions, and investments.

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South Asia Regional Office (SAR)

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.

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Markets, trade, and institutions division (MTID)

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.

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Poverty, Health, and Nutrition Division (PHND)

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.

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Development strategy and governance division (DSGD)

DSGD engages in rigorous, policy-relevant research, outreach, and capacity strengthening to promote sustainable and socially inclusive rural development.

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Highlights from IFPRI's West and Central Africa Office

IFPRI established the West and Central Africa office (WCAO) in 2010 to better meet local research and capacity needs for Reducing poverty and ending malnutrition in the region.

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IFPRI's nutrition research in West Africa at a glance

Our research aims to improve nutrition by understanding and addressing both the direct determinants of malnutrition (such as diets, caregiving and feeding practices, and health) and the underlying contributors (such as income, food security, educa

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Medio ambiente y tecnología de producción

"La agricultura es de vital importancia para personas que sufren hambre en el mundo. En su gran mayoría estas personas viven en áreas rurales y dependen de la tierra como medio de vida para lograr su sustento.