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Blog
October 2, 2020
Promoting nonfarm businesses in Papua New Guinea can improve rural diets
A new study provides insights into gender differences and welfare benefits from rural nonfarm enterprises, a crucial part of the PNG’s rural economy.
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EnGendering Data Blog
September 30, 2020
Husbands’ and wives’ risk preferences
Nick Magnan and Abby Love share lessons from a gender-disaggregated lab-in-the-field experiment in Tanzania - in the new EnGenderingData Blog!
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News
September 20, 2020
Vacancies: Consultancy for PIM’s Governance of Natural Resources flagship
Work with us to develop synthesis papers on how gender and power influence tenure security and landscape governance!
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Publications
September 11, 2020
From farm to table: How are governments keeping food systems functioning during COVID-19?
Drawing on the data collected on the IFPRI’s COVID-19 Policy Response Portal, a new brief summarizes the distribution of government policy choices.
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Newsletter
September 9, 2020
PIM News: August 2020
Most recent blogs, publications, and events on COVID-19, agricultural extension, rural transformation, youth employment, gender & more.
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Events
September 23, 2020
Improving research engagement to support policy and institutional change
This webinar on Sept. 23 will introduce a new approach to assessing opportunities for research partnerships that navigate a complex terrain of power.
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Blog
September 2, 2020
Exploring farmer adoption of conservation agriculture using a lab-in-the-field approach
There is a lack of experimental evidence showing whether conservation agriculture can deliver benefits to smallholder farmers in developing countries.
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Events
September 10, 2020
Agricultural Extension: Global Status and Performance in Selected Countries
Virtual launch of a new book examining agricultural extension and advisory services approaches on the global, regional, and selected country levels.
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Blog
August 26, 2020
Unpacking the impacts of COVID-19 on economies, food systems, and poverty in African and Asian countries
New research on how Myanmar, Nigeria, and Sudan are weathering the crisis - in a virtual policy seminar by IFPRI and PIM.
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