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Accelerating progress to meet 2030 goals to improve child and maternal nutrition
A sharp focus is needed on tracking intervention coverage and the drivers of health and nutrition outcomes to meet global goals to eliminate child and maternal nutrition by 2030.
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Agriculture is key for economic transformation, food security, and nutrition
To make the large leaps that raise living standards and reduce hunger and malnutrition, begin with agriculture.
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Measuring ecosystem services, managing progress
A new paper suggests ways that natural capital can be harnessed to help meet the SDGs.
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2018 Farm Bill: Protecting the U.S. cotton industry poses risks for developing countries
U.S. cotton farmers want new subsidies – but at what cost?
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Five ways to reduce farm distress in India
The Indian government can do more to boost incomes and reduce risks for farmers. Some suggestions.
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Incentives could create a tipping point in conservation agriculture adoption
Research in Malawi shows that farmers are more likely to adopt conservation agriculture practices when their neighbors are using them—suggesting financial incentives can help to create a virtuous circle.
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Politics in the time of cholera: Zambia’s U-turn on street vending
After years of giving street vendors free rein, the Zambian government cracked down to stem a cholera epidemic—sparking riots. How to balance basic sanitation with vendors' key economic role.
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Policy seminar: Evolving food systems pose both challenges and opportunities for nutrition
How should development organizations handle the double burden of malnutrition? An IFPRI discussion on the UN High Level Panel of Experts report, Nutrition and Food Systems.
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Research for agricultural insurance in South Asia: A regional dialogue
A forum in Dhaka examines the promise and challenges of crop insurance for smallholders as a hedge against growing climate impacts.
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Can irrigation both empower and exclude women?
Small scale irrigation projects yield agricultural gains—but create unanticipated problems for women farmers in Tanzania.