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With research staff from more than 60 countries, and offices across the globe, IFPRI provides research-based policy solutions to sustainably reduce poverty and end hunger and malnutrition in developing countries.

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Samuel Benin

Samuel Benin is the Acting Director for Africa in the Development Strategies and Governance Unit. He conducts research on national strategies and public investment for accelerating food systems transformation in Africa and provides analytical support to the African Union’s CAADP Biennial Review.

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IFPRI currently has more than 600 employees working in over 80 countries with a wide range of local, national, and international partners.

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IFPRI’s commitment to nurturing inclusive partnerships is central to our production of interdisciplinary research and evidence-based policy solutions. IFPRI partners with a wide range of stakeholders around the world and all along the research and policy life cycle, including funders, researchers, development implementers, enablers, civil society, policymakers, the private sector, and more. Each partnership is characterized by the shared vision of a world free of hunger and malnutrition, knowledge sharing, mutual respect, and accountability. IFPRI is especially grateful for the support of its funders, including the contributors to the CGIAR Fund, without which our work and our partnerships would not be possible. We disclose our funders in our Annual Report.

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Enhancing nutrition and ending poverty: IFPRI and India

Enhancing nutrition and ending poverty: IFPRI and India

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. In the late 1970s, as food production in India stagnated and the population grew, the IFPRI-India working relationship focused on technology and rural development. In the 1980s, IFPRI delved deeply into India’s agriculture sector—on issues such as foodgrain production, subsidies, dairy development, and livestock demand—while in the 1990s IFPRI’s work focused on such topics as public expenditure and poverty in rural India and incentives and constraints in the transformation of Indian agriculture. Research since the 2000s has expanded to include nutrition, public investment, climate change, value chains, capacity strengthening, and biofortification. IFPRI receives critical financial and logistical support from the Government of India, especially through the Indian Council of Agricultural Research and the Department of Agricultural Research and Education, and works alongside numerous research partners in the country. This brochure highlights some of the key collaborations between IFPRI and our Indian partners.

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2018

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DGO

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Enhancing agriculture and ending poverty: IFPRI and Japan

Enhancing agriculture and ending poverty: IFPRI and Japan

For more than 30 years, Japan has partnered with IFPRI in Africa and Asia, providing support for areas of shared concern—from agricultural modernization to capacity strengthening to nutrition. Evidence from IFPRI research, which has benefited from long-term Japanese support, has influenced policies in the countries of research and informed Japan’s investments in development. This brochure highlights the achievements of our partnership.

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2018

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DGO

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Empowering women, enhancing nutrition, and ending poverty: IFPRI and Canada

Empowering women, enhancing nutrition, and ending poverty: IFPRI and Canada

Global changes with wide-reaching impacts include rapid urbanization, climate change, conflict-driven migration, and dietary transitions as well as uncertainty regarding trade and foreign investment. More than ever, responding to these challenges will require a systems-oriented, multidisciplinary approach to reshaping agriculture and food systems so that they work for everyone. IFPRI will spearhead research to understand and address these trends, build evidence for sound policies at the country and regional levels, and continue to focus on empowering women. IFPRI’s long-standing partnership with Canada has generated cutting-edge research in support of improved food security and nutrition, particularly for women and children, and gender equity, and IFPRI looks forward to continuing to work together to end hunger and malnutrition.

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2018

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DGO

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