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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.

Kinya Kaibung’a

Kinya Kaibung’a is a Research Officer with the Development Strategies and Governance Unit, based in Nairobi, Kenya. She has a keen interest in leveraging machine learning, AI, and other cutting-edge technologies to boost climate resilience and food security in smart agriculture systems.

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Since 1975, IFPRI’s research has been informing policies and development programs to improve food security, nutrition, and livelihoods around the world.

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  • FAO asked to keep food markets open (The Manila Post) 

    June 08, 2022

    Manila Post published an article stating that in a letter to FAO Director General Qu Dongyu, Agriculture Secretary William Dar called on FAO to “spearhead another global appeal to various countries to keep unhampered the movement of food and agricultural inputs as part of the global effort to build more efficient, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable […]


  • The era of world food protection begins, here’s a list of countries! (CNBC Indonesia) 

    June 07, 2022

    CNBC Indonesia published an article stating that the issue of unbalanced demand and supply is the trail left by the Covid-19 pandemic. Demand-side speed cannot be followed by production rate. As a result, goods are scarce and expensive. Supply chain problems are inevitable. IFPRI writes, “With food prices already high due to Covid-19-related supply chain […]


  • From tomatoes to wheat, Indian crop forecasting is in the grip of a Raja Todar Mal problem (The Print) 

    June 07, 2022

    The Print (India) published an article saying that India’s U-turn on wheat exports is a result of incorrect estimates derived from an archaic crop forecasting system devised 4 centuries ago by Emperor Akbar’s finance minister. India has an urgent need to clean its data systems in agriculture.  The final production estimates for wheat harvested in […]


  • Food security now a G20 top priority (Asia Times) 

    June 07, 2022

    Asia Times published an article on how in just over two months, the world food situation has gone from bad to worse. Calls not to panic fell on deaf ears, even as the Ukrainian military put up stiff opposition to the Russian onslaught. If Ukraine somehow wins the war, it will be decades before its […]


  • Hunger crisis in Ukraine amid invasion (Borgen Magazine) 

    June 07, 2022

    Borgen Magazine published an article that they had put up a black flag at one end of a Ukrainian village and another one at the other end, which indicated that absolutely no one had survived, not even a dog or a cat.” This was the reality that Ukrainians faced during the great famine of the […]


  • Fertilizer woes plant seeds of doubt beyond food (Reuters) 

    June 07, 2022

    Reuters published an article on fertilizer prices. Fertilizer shortages due to the war in Ukraine are hitting more than just food costs. On Wednesday lawn-care firm Scotts Miracle-Gro (SMG.N) issued a sales and profit warning as higher commodity costs continued to squeeze margins. It’s a warning of pain being spread across industries. A surge in […]


  • Tattered food security targets (Farmers Newspaper & nongmnin.com) 

    June 06, 2022

    Nongmin published an article that stated amid the rapidly changing international situation, countries around the world are locking up food warehouses. According to IFPRI, 20 countries around the world have partially banned the export of agricultural and livestock products as of the 1st ((See tool, Food & Fertilizer Export Restrictions Tracker). In crisis situations such […]


  • Food security now top priority for G20 cooperation (East Asia Forum) 

    June 05, 2022

    East Asia Forum published an article stating that in just over two months, the world food situation has gone from bad to worse. Calls to not panic fell on deaf ears, even as the Ukrainian military put up stiff opposition to the Russian onslaught. If Ukraine somehow wins the war, it will be decades before […]


  • International food crisis stemming from Ukraine war has no quick fixes, experts say (Fox Wilmington) 

    June 05, 2022

    Fox Wilmington published an article stating that the war in Ukraine is fueling the food shortage, but supply chain complications stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, rising costs, and climate issues, has compounded the crisis. According to IFPRI, Russia and Ukraine, together, considered the breadbasket of the world, accounted for nearly 30 percent of global wheat […]


  • Singapore’s much-loved dish under threat (ASEAN Post) 

    June 04, 2022

    ASEAN Post published an article for many Singaporeans, a plate of poached or roasted chicken on a bed of fragrant rice is a favorite meal. It’s often referred to as the country’s national dish. As one stallholder said: “I don’t think Singapore cannot have chicken rice. It’s like not having pizza in New York.”  But […]