The Republic of South Africa faces the imperative of escaping economic stagnation.

This paper describes and tests the feasibility of Picture-Based Crop Insurance (PBI), a new way to deliver affordable and easy-to-understand insurance.

This special issue focuses on a collaborative effort between the National Treasury and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to employ administrative record data from SARS for economic policy analysis.

Observational studies have documented an association between aflatoxin (AF) exposure and reduced linear growth in infants and young children.

Bundling agricultural insurance with climate-smart technologies and practices (CSA) can help improve risk management for smallholder farmers. This paper analyzes how bundling affects demand for insurance and CSA.

PARI’s main goal is to contribute to sustainable agricultural growth and food security in Africa and India by supporting the scaling of proven innovations in the agri-food sector in collaboration with all relevant actors.

In this paper, scientific evidence to support the development of a larger scale project for fortified potato, as an alternative and sustainable solution in the medium and long term to combat the incidence of chronic malnutrition (hidden hunger) in

Measuring food loss, identifying where in the food system it occurs, and developing effective policies along the value chain are essential first steps toward addressing the problem in developing countries

This paper develops a conceptual framework around women’s land tenure security and the factors that influence it.

Improving the quality of agricultural inputs used by farmers is a potentially important instrument to improve productivity and food security.

This study investigated the effects of social networks on consumer willingness to pay (WTP) for two high-iron bean (HIB) varieties (HIB-A and HIB-B) using data collected from 572 farmers in rural Rwanda.

Increasing urbanization in developing countries creates current and future challenges for the global food system to deliver high quality nutritious foods and provide equitable access for the urban poor.

Several literature reviews have questioned the rigorousness of impact evaluations of nutrition-sensitive agriculture interventions.

The common bean, Phaseolus vulgaris, and white- or yellow-fleshed sweet potatoes, Ipomoea batatas, are widely grown in Uganda as both food and cash crops.