By Fousseini Traoré, Pierre Mamboundou, Insa Diop, Abdourahmane Sy, and Audrey Lulu Mandi. IFPRI Blog: Research Post Key takeaways: • Modelling the African Continental Free Trade Area's realistic tariff-cutting scenario shows barely noticeable effects ... Source: IFPRI Africa Regional Office (AFR)
IFPRI INFO: an active network of websites/blogs that highlight IFPRI’s ongoing work
IFPRI INFO: Conversation - collaboration - community
From our Microsites
As young Rwandans move off the farm, is the rest of the food system ready for them?
IFPRI Blog: Research Post By Fantu Bachewe, Harriet Mawia, Josue Niyonsingiza, and Audrey Lulu Mandi Key takeaways: This post is based on research that is not yet peer-reviewed. There is a familiar way of describing how economies grow, and it runs a li... Source: IFPRI Africa Regional Office (AFR)
How Plastic Waste Is Disrupting Nigeria’s Circular Agricultural Systems
Travelling from Sokoto to Zamfara State in northwestern Nigeria, plastic waste is impossible to ignore – bags snagged on acacia branches, water sachets choking roadside drains, uncollected refuse piled at the edges of towns and even farmlands. This san... Source: IFPRI Nigeria Country Office
Towards Sustainable, Accountable, and Scalable, Home-Grown School Feeding in Nigeria
Background School feeding is a social protection intervention whose impact cuts across several dimensions of child wellbeing, including nutrition, health, schooling, and learning outcomes. It can also serve as a means of livelihood when designed in a w... Source: IFPRI Nigeria Country Office
The Paradox of a ‘Women-Friendly’ Sector
India's livestock sector is often celebrated as a pathway to women's economic empowerment, but new research by Dr. Anjani Kumar Source: IFPRI South Asia Office
Sites Directory
All CGIAR Research Programs Regional Offices Country Programs Projects Conferences … Explore
Featured Site
IFPRI Papua New Guinea - The Papua New Guinea Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Policy Program … Visit the Site
Recent IFPRI Blogs
- Beyond the violence: How farmer-herder conflict is reshaping rural livelihoods in the Sahel September 8, 2026
- Sudan’s conflict at three years: Evidence for recovery, resilience, and rebuilding September 4, 2026
- ‘From assuming to knowing’: How impact evaluations support the design, delivery, and scale-up of school meal programs September 2, 2026