Book Launch
Food for All: International Organizations and the Transformation of Agriculture
Mar 22, 9:30 - 11:00 (EDT)
This event features a panel discussion on global governance, food security and nutrition, poverty reduction, and gender.
Book Launch and Policy Seminar: COVID-19 & Global Food Security: 2 Years Later
Book Launch and Policy Seminar
COVID-19 & Global Food Security: 2 Years Later
From research and analysis over the last 18 months, "COVID-19 & Global Food Security: Two Years Later" presents lessons learned on food security and food system resilience throughout the pandemic.
Research Seminar: Public Investment Priorities for Rwanda’s Inclusive Agricultural Transformation
Join us at 12:00pm CAT at the Ubumwe Grande Hotel for the research seminar on Public Investment Priorities for Rwanda's Inclusive Agricultural Transformation: Evidence from Rural Investment and Policy Analysis modeling. This seminar will highlight findings from a new study on public spending priorities conducted by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) with support from the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI). The study specifically assesses the contribution of public spending on agriculture under PSTA 4, focusing both on the contributions during the first half of the plan (2018-21) and the remaining period (2022-24).
Price Dynamics for Agriculture and Nutrition Policy – an IFPRI Rwanda Learning Event
How do market price dynamics play a role in the agriculture and nutrition sectors? Can market price fluctuations for staple and nutrient-dense food items affect market performance, value chain development, and food and nutrition security? These questions and more were asked in the recent IFPRI Rwanda learning event on Price Dynamics for Agriculture and Nutrition Policy.
Market Policy and Value Chain Analysis – an IFPRI-Rwanda Learning Event
IFPRI-Rwanda recently hosted a learning event on Market Policy and Value Chain Analysis, exploring how agricultural and livestock markets and value chains are changing rapidly, both locally and globally, and how best to capture that momentum in Rwanda.