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Reassessing the aid-policy-growth relationship: A new approach
A new model shows the relationships between development aid, a country's policies, and economic growth are more complex than commonly assumed.
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Why farmers in India adopt certain technologies but ignore others
Poor science communication and distortionary subsidies slow diffusion of better seeds and farming methods.
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Targeting open defecation, other factors accelerates anemia reduction among pregnant women in India
Research suggests an optimal anemia reduction strategy would take a holistic, nutrition-sensitive approach that targets factors such as hygiene, family planning, and healthy diets.
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Lessons in scaling up agriculture and building sustainability from Brazil and beyond
Applying agricultural technology to build yields and meet the SDGs.
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Call to Action on Adolescent Nutrition demands better data
Today's adolescents are the future—yet there is a paucity of sound data on their nutrition and health.
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How migration benefits economies and food security
As migrants face a difficult political climate, a look at the positive impacts of migration.
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World Refugee Day: Rohingya in Bangladesh camp display entrepreneurial spark
A variety of small businesses spring up to serve an influx of half a million refugees.
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2018 GFPR Stockholm Launch: Making global trade work for inclusive, sustainable food systems
Trade restrictions won't solve the problems of globalization, but smarter policies can – a discussion.
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Gender takes center stage at European Development Days
Eradicating global poverty requires a focus on gender equality.
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Nepal’s federal transition: What are the implications for agricultural governance?
As Nepal's government establishes a federal structure under its new constitution, IFPRI research points the way.