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With research staff from more than 70 countries, and offices across the globe, IFPRI provides research-based policy solutions to sustainably reduce poverty and end hunger and malnutrition in developing countries.

Lilia Bliznashka

Lily Bliznashka is a Research Fellow in the Nutrition, Diets, and Health Unit. Her research focuses on assessing the effectiveness of multi-input nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific interventions and the mechanisms through which they work to improve maternal and child health and nutrition globally. She has worked in Burkina Faso, Burundi, Tanzania, and Uganda.

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  • ‘Unprecedented food crisis, catastrophic if world doesn’t act fast’ (Times of India) 

    June 27, 2022

    Times of India published an article stating that the world’s richest countries will be meeting at the G7 summit. Climate change has been adversely affecting global food security, water, and hunger.  IFPRI’s 2022 Global Food Policy Report has warned about climate change pushing more Indians into hunger by 2030 due to a dip in agricultural […]


  • Food inflation relief is within sight as crops and crude pull back (Bloomberg) 

    June 27, 2022

    Bloomberg published an article stating that runaway food inflation may be tamed soon — at least temporarily — as farm commodities tumble after a surge that pushed up prices of everything from bread to chicken wings. Four months after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine upended trade flows and sent futures soaring, fear of grain shortages is […]


  • The fallout of Russia’s grain blockade (Al Jazeera) 

    June 27, 2022

    Al Jazeera published an article on how a long blockade will worsen food shortages in the Middle East and North Africa, sparking a migration crisis and leading to calls for an end to war.  Senior research fellow David Laborde said, “If the blockade continues, the world will be in a very delicate situation on food […]


  • Editorial: Food shortages aren’t from a lack of food (Las Vegas Review-Journal) 

    June 26, 2022

    Las Vegas Review-Journal published an article stating that hunger is a major concern in many places. A report from the World Food Programme finds there are 49 million people in 46 countries facing famine or faminelike conditions. Another 276 million people are dealing with “acute food insecurity.” That could increase by around 50 million due […]


  • Scarcity becomes common (The Bull)

    June 26, 2022

    The Bull (Australia) published an article stating that the impediments to supply are likely to last and disrupt growth and provoke inflation. The main reason for shortages is the fear of shortages and how people and countries respond to that. The panic-driven hoarding that emptied supermarkets of basic goods at the start of the COVID-19 […]


  • To reduce food prices, UK, Germany seek pause in biofuel programs (Big News Network) 

    June 26, 2022

    Big News Network published an article on how the G7 met to discuss how to prevent large increases in food prices. German, the UK, and other G7 countries are pushing for temporary waivers on biofuel mandates. Whether Germany or Britain are considering waivers on biofuel mandates in their own domestic market. Senior research fellow Joseph […]


  • Analysis-Food export bans, from India to Argentina, risk fueling inflation (Thomson Reuters – KFGO) 

    June 26, 2022

    Reuters published an article stating that India’s plans to “feed the world” were shelved after only a brief 24 hours after the announcement. A barrage of alarming data changed all that. Data on India’s wheat crop, the huge jump in inflation, and the war. Some countries had already announced export curbs last year, given the […]


  • How inclusion can mitigate climate change impact — Report (Premium Times Nigeria) 

    June 25, 2022

    Premium Times Nigeria published an article on how IFPRI’s 2022 Global Food Policy Report urges governments in countries across Africa should ensure inclusion and expand social protection.  IFPRI has been working closely with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, State Ministries and other partners to support the implementation of development plans. Climate Change […]


  • Food crisis, 3 countries most suffering the effects of Russia’s Ukraine war (Tempo.Co) 

    June 24, 2022

    Tempo.co published an article on the latest UN report entitled Hunger Hotspot stating that the Russia-Ukraine war could push the number of people who are acutely food insecure from food crises to as many as 47 million in various countries. Ukraine and Russia are known as the main producers of wheat. According to (IFPRI, as […]


  • Has the war in Ukraine sparked a global food crisis? (BBC – The Inquiry) 

    June 24, 2022

    BBC – The Inquiry produced a podcast stating that key export routes are blocked due to blockades by Russia against Ukraine as part of Russia’s war strategy. Governments are nervous. Dozens of countries stopped or restricted international food sales. Senior research fellow David Laborde said, “For example, Millions of people depend on Indonesia for palm oil […]