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Stronger Data for Stronger Futures: A Strategic Dialogue by the Joint Research Centre
Hybrid Event
Hosted by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC), this exchange will bring together global and country partners, technical experts and practitioners to connect evidence and action in responding to child undernutrition and strengthening food and nutrition data systems. The morning session will focus on the ongoing crisis of child wasting and explore how recent […]
Training on food demand systems to build policy research capacity in India
Essential skills to manage evolving food systems.
What really drives food policy decisions? A new blog series on practical political economy
Case studies can point the way to success.
From farms to borders: How reducing agricultural distortions can curb cross-border migration
Economic conditions influence who leaves and from where.
From satellite images to real-world impact: How IFPRI-Dvara collaboration opened new doors for Odisha’s marginalized farmers
Turning crisis into opportunity.
From principles to practice: Why ethical AI starts with data
Fostering fairness, transparency, accountability, and privacy.
An elevation gap: Why children at high altitudes are more likely to experience stunting
The heavy toll of thin air and poverty.
Will extreme weather lead to multiple breadbasket failures and threaten global food security?
Modeling a growing risk.
Rooted in Biodiversity: Transforming Agriculture through Nature-Positive Solutions
Organized by the CGIAR Program/accelerator Multifunctional Landscapes
Agriculture is both a major driver of biodiversity loss and a crucial part of the solution. This session will present research and evidence underpinning the forthcoming World Bank report Rooted: Agriculture Rooted in Biodiversity, which identifies strategies and investment pathways to harness biodiversity for resilient agricultural systems. By showcasing sustainable practice bundles, the economics of […]
School Meals and School-based Actions for People and the Planet
Ongoing Country Partnerships IFPRI’s school meals and school-based interventions portfolio spans more than a dozen countries, carried out through close partnerships with governments, universities, and local research institutions. Current work includes:
The hidden costs of gendered inequities: Findings from true cost accounting of cropping systems in Kenya
Who benefits and who bears the burdens?
50th Anniversary Impact Assessment Report: Highlights of how IFPRI research has shaped global food policy
Taking stock the institute’s work.
Evidence-Informed Impact: Unpacking the Untapped Potential of the School Feeding Labor Force
Research Webinar Series: School-based Interventions in the 21st Century: Evidence Gaps and Future Directions
School meal programs can be powerful engines for job creation and local economic development. Many models intentionally prioritize employment for groups that face systemic barriers to entering the labor market, such as women, youth and people with disabilities. Yet despite their potential, there remains a significant evidence gap around how different program designs impact employment […]
Building smallholder farmers’ resilience through index insurance in Kenya
Expanding the reach and effectiveness of a key government program.
Women at the center: Strengthening empowerment in fragile food systems
A key buffer against crises.
Beyond the algorithm: The need for farmer participation and data justice in digital agricultural technology
Addressing systemic disadvantages.
Integrating Women’s Empowerment and Nutrition in National Agricultural Surveys: Country Experiences, Perspective and the Path Forward
Co-organized by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and IFPRI
Agrifood systems are essential to women’s livelihoods globally, yet their contributions often remain underrecognized. Women are disproportionately concentrated in informal, low-skilled, and labor-intensive roles and face limited access to resources and exclusion from key decision-making processes. To address these gaps, new tools have emerged to better assess women’s empowerment. Building on the Women’s Empowerment in […]