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Abhijeet Mishra

Abhijeet Mishra is a Research Fellow in the Foresight and Policy Modeling Unit. Abhijeet’s research interests include future sustainable pathways for the global land-use system and the trade-offs between land-based mitigation, food security, and other sustainable development goals.

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  • Need to think beyond minimum support prices (Financial Express)

    January 09, 2021

    Financial Express published an op-ed by former Director of the South Asia Region PK Joshi and AK Padhee. The authors write that the three new farm laws, since their enactment, have been a subject of intense debate and discussion, especially against the backdrop of the ongoing agitation by farmers mostly from Northwest India. The negotiations between the farmers’ groups […]


  • Review of Tencent Research Institute Annual Conference (Sohu)

    January 09, 2021

    Sohu published an article on the recent China conference held on January 9. The conference, Tencent Technology Xiangshan and Digital Future Conference 2021 was held in Beijing.  With the theme of “Symbiosis,” the conference was divided into two categories–” Technology for Good ” and ” Digital Future. ” Former director general Shenggen Fan spoke on the panel “Reconstructing the Earth AI for […]


  • IFPRI Malawi Monthly Maize Market Report: December 2020 (Relief Web)

    January 09, 2021

    Relief Web published the latest information on the Monthly Maize Market Report produced by IFPRI-Malawi. Highlights include– Retail maize prices increased by 6 percent during December 2020; prices in the South remained higher than in the Centre and North; prices in the South remained higher than in the Centre and North.; no ADMARC purchases or sales were reported in any of […]


  • Sonny Perdue is a rarity: A Trump Cabinet member who went the distance (Atlanta Journal & Constitution)

    January 09, 2021

    Atlanta Journal & Constitution published an article on the USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue’s tenure in the Trump Cabinet.  Senior Research Fellow Joseph Glauber discussed what may be one of the most enduring parts of Perdue’s legacy, Perdue’s decision to relocate two USDA research branches from Washington to Kansas City. He argued the move would cut costs and bring government […]


  • Passing of Wilberforce Kisamba Mugerwa

    January 08, 2021

    The IFPRI community is saddened by the passing of Dr. Wilberforce Kisamba Mugerwa, a Ugandan agricultural economist, politician, and academic, on January 7, 2021.


  • Time to rebuild the economy and prioritize public spending (Business Day)

    January 06, 2021

    Business Day published an article on the shocks from the COVID-19 pandemic that hit Nigeria when its shock absorbers were at their weakest. COVID-19 worsened the country’s economy. According to IFPRI, COVID-19 lockdowns are imposing substantial economic costs on countries in Africa, the Nigerian Agriculture GDP contracted by -14 percent in April/May 2020. Export crops such as sugarcane, […]


  • Boosting food security in Africa via adoption of genetically modified crops (Environ News Nigeria)

    January 05, 2021

    Environ News Nigeria published an article on the history of acceptance of genetically modified crops in Nigeria and the benefits of these crops–in terms of pests, yield, and other concerns. The article suggests that Nigeria mustn’t miss out on the genetically modified crop revolution. The IFPRI book, Genetically Modified Crops in Africa, looked at the economic and policy lessons from […]


  • Primary health to insurance: Five non-Covid-19 areas to focus on in 2021 (Business Standard India)

    January 05, 2021

    Business Standard India published an article stating that Covid-19 demanded the single-minded focus of India’s entire healthcare infrastructure all through 2020. In fact, the pandemic hogged so much attention across all aspects of our lives that most other issues of public health were put on the back-burner. Senior Research Fellow Purnima Menon said that India’s progress in […]


  • WTO farm talks: from COVID-19 into 2021. 2 What’s been happening (Trade Beta Blog)

    January 01, 2021

    Trade Beta Blog published an article on lessons from the pandemic for WTO work on agricultural trade and support. IFPRI’s COVID-19 Food Trade Policy Tracker and an IFPRI blog post, COVID-19: Trade restrictions are worst possible response to safeguard food security. 


  • Most Argentines ate poorly during the pandemic (Rio Negro)

    January 01, 2021

    Rio Negro (Argentina) published an article on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected nutrition.  The article discussed findings from an IFPRI paper, Reflections on Argentina’s food-nutritional policies, before and during the COVID-19 pandemic that presented worrying data–a study based on surveys was carried out with 3,500 people, and it was shown that 70 percent reported a poor-quality diet during these months.