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How agro-forestry restores soil fertility (New Vision)

New Vision (Uganda) magazine published an article (see attached file) on agroforestry, quoting Senior Research Fellow Ephraim Nkonya on how agroforestry fixes the depletion of nitrogen, hence improving soil fertility and productivity. He explains that …

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Bad air, but how bad (The Indian Express)

The Indian Express in an article on air pollution and its risk discussed findings from an IFPRI and partners. The study found that the economic cost of exposure to air pollution from crop residue burning at $35 billion, or nearly Rs. 2.35 lakh crore an…

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Climate Change and Conflict in West Africa (4) (Business Day)

Business Day (Nigeria) reported on African agriculture. Largely rain-fed, agriculture in Africa is currently the least productive in the world. According to IFPRI, only 4 percent of cultivated land in Africa south of the Sahara is irrigated, compared t…

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Kenyan Farmers Benefit From Insured Loans (VOA)

Voice of America (VOA) published an online feature story  on a novel approach to funding small farmers called Risk Contingent Credit Scheme (RCC). Led by IFPRI's  Liangzhi You, RCC offers farmers insured loans that help them purchase farm inputs, while a…

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