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House Democrats gear up to block planned move of USDA research agencies (Science Mag)
December 20, 2018
Science Mag published an article about the congressional plan to block the planned move of two USDA research agencies. Senior Research Fellow Joseph Glauber was included in the article positing the consequences of moving the research bases.
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Africa: As Climate Change Pummels Agriculture, Irrigation Offers the Best Protection (AllAfrica)
December 19, 2018
AllAfrica wrote a piece about how the Malabo Montpellier Panel is fighting to inform agricultural stakeholders of how changing climate and extreme weather events are affecting Africa’s agricultural productivity. Director for Africa Ousmane Badiane was quoted in the article stressing the importance of irrigation to reduce poverty and eradicate hunger across the continent.
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Drop in three crops’ production forecast (Dawn)
December 13, 2018
Dawn released a news article about the first-ever Punjab Food Report that forecasts Pakistan’s future crop productions. According to research by Senior Research Fellow Stephen Davies and Research Analyst Amna Ejaz, three of the country’s primary crops in the winter season are expected to decrease in yields.
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India must shift focus from food to nutrition security: IFPRI chief (Hindu Business Line)
December 10, 2018
Hindu Business Line wrote an article about India’s double burden of nutrition where its population is suffering from hunger and malnutrition as well as an increase in the number of obese people. Director Shenggen Fan was quoted in the article suggesting that Indian policymakers look to its neighboring countries Thailand and Bangladesh for effective initiatives […]
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Fertiliser prices set to be 16% higher next year (Ireland Independent)
December 06, 2018
The Ireland Independent published a news article about the increase of fertilizer prices in Ireland due to the fluctuation of global supply and demand. 2016 research from Senior Research Fellows Antoine Bouet and David Laborde was included in the article detailing how EU farmers have been paying excess amounts for fertilizer.
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Adams on Agriculture – December 6, 2018 (PodBean)
December 06, 2018
Adams on Agricutlure brought to you by PodBean interviewed Senior Research Fellow Joseph Glauber on its podcast regarding the recent G20 meeting.
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Explained: Why number of hungry is rising (The Indian Express)
December 05, 2018
The Indian Express wrote an article about the increase of the world’s undernourished population in recent years. IFPRI researchers Channing Arndt, Derek Headey and Will Martin were quoted in the article discussing their research and econometric tools that have shown how increases in food prices have had contrasting affects among the rural poor.
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The Micronutrient Forum and IFPRI Announce New Hosting Partnership
December 05, 2018
Washington D.C., December 3, 2018 – The Micronutrient Forum (the Forum) and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) are pleased to announce today that IFPRI has been selected to serve as the Forum Secretariat’s host for the next three years. The Forum selected IFPRI after a public call for applicants and a rigorous review […]
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Hotter world threatens the breadbasket of the US (Financial Times)
December 04, 2018
Financial Times published a news article about the continued rise in temperatures and how climate change threatens future crop yields from the Midwestern United States. Senior Research Fellow Keith Wiebe was included in the article explaining model projections that show how crop yields would be different if climate change was not an environmental threat.
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Report: S-E Asia grappling with stunted kids, anaemia (The Strait Times)
December 01, 2018
The Straits Times wrote a piece about the 2018 Global Nutrition Report, in which it detailed the changes in childhood stunting and anemia in Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam, India, and other developing countries in South Asia. Director General Shenggen Fan was quoted in the article highlighting the nuances of nutrition that people must continue to understand.



