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Timothy Thomas

Timothy Thomas is a Senior Research Fellow in the Foresight and Policy Modeling Unit. His research focuses on the impact of climate change on agricultural productivity. Tim’s work involves developing innovative methods for simulated climate futures and model coordination between climate, crop, water, energy, and economics.

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  • In the News

    Consumers feel the heat of war everywhere (The Daily Star)

    February 21, 2023

    The Daily Star (Bangladesh), in its review of the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine war on the people of Bangladesh, quotes a report by the International Food Policy Research Institute released in July [2022] which said “Since the wheat grain supply is highly dependent on imports, we expect changes in world prices to have a relatively […]


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    Mitigating barriers to agric trade and investments (Wealth Creation Investing) 

    February 21, 2023

    Wealth Creation Investing (USA) published an article stating, “the agricultural sector is being hindered by myriads of challenges that have deprived it of reaching its full potential.”   The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) said that agriculture is extremely vulnerable to climate change, and higher temperatures would reduce yields of desirable crops and encourage weed and […]


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    Climate change, extreme weather, and food security (Indi Food and Beverage) 

    February 20, 2023

    In a story on climate change, feeding billions, and mitigating extreme weather effects, Indi Food and Beverage (India) wrote, the International Food Policy Research Institute’s 2022 Global Food Policy Report estimates that climate change could escalate the hunger issue among Indians by 2030. Climate change is real and already impacting weather systems across the world.  […]


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    Who’s feeding the world? We are, say both Ukraine and Russia, as war rages on (Politico)

    February 20, 2023

    Politico interviewed Joseph Glauber, IFPRI senior research fellow, for an article about the escalating rhetoric ahead of talks to extend a UN-brokered deal, that, since last July, has made it possible for Ukraine to export more than 20 million tons of food. In Ukraine, farmers could not sell their crops after a bumper harvest before the war […]


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    Workshop on capacity building in agricultural trade (The Hindu) 

    February 20, 2023

    The Hindu (India) summarized a two-day capacity-building program to acquaint young researchers and policy analysts in the areas of agricultural trade and to highlight the contemporary challenges in the global, regional, and local agriculture sectors with an emphasis on the practical training sessions. The workshop was co-sponsored by the Research and Information System for Developing […]


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    IFPRI’s Glauber on food security outlook (Bloomberg TV – Daybreak Asia)

    February 19, 2023

    This week marks a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Joseph Glauber, Senior Research Fellow at the International Food Policy Research Institute speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on “Daybreak Asia” (Bloomberg), discussing his outlook for food security.  Watch video. Republished by MSN and Grafa (Australia).


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    Russia and China have a stranglehold on the world’s food security (Bloomberg) 

    February 19, 2023

    In an extensive report, Bloomberg discusses how Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine highlighted the role of fertilizers — and who controls them — as a strategic lever of global influence. The geopolitical fallout is being felt in the Middle East, by countries such as Malawi and Mozambique in Africa that are dependent on fertilizer imports from […]


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    Race against time begins to extend key Ukrainian grain export agreement (Telam)

    February 18, 2023

    The agreement on Ukrainian grain exports, writes Telam (Argentina), key to preventing the world food crisis from deepening, expires in exactly one month and although the intensification of the war creates obstacles to its compliance, it is expected that a new extension will be approved in the negotiations starting next week. Joseph Glauber, IFPRI senior […]


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    How can India become self-sufficient in pulses (The Wire) 

    February 17, 2023

    The Wire (India) investigated the Indian diet and the role of pulses as a protein in a predominantly vegetarian diet. The National Family Health Survey-5 conducted in 2019-21 revealed that only 16.6% of men and 29.4% of women have never consumed non-vegetarian food (fish, chicken, or meat).   Researchers at the International Food Policy Research […]


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    A plea for peace after almost a year of conflict between Russia and Ukraine (Manila Bulletin)  

    February 16, 2023

    Manila Bulletin (Philippines) published an op-ed stating that as the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, talk of war is at the forefront of geopolitical discussions, particularly because the interconnectedness of globalized economies has far-reaching impacts even for countries not involved in the conflict.   “This was illustrated by a study from the […]