A summary of key tools and methods for measuring women’s empowerment — in the new PIM Synthesis Brief and EnGendering Data blog.
A new PIM Synthesis Brief illustrates how the processes of rural transformation may influence women’s and men’s labor patterns, access to resources, and broader gender relations and norms.
Join our webinar to learn about a new approach to assessing opportunities for research partnerships that navigate a complex terrain of power!
New research on how Myanmar, Nigeria, and Sudan are weathering the crisis – in a virtual policy seminar by IFPRI and PIM.
Key achievements in 2019, with a focus on outcome stories demonstrating how Policies, Institutions, and Markets research has been used around the world.
How well do phone surveys perform in terms of response rates, response bias, and data quality—particularly for women respondents?
As part of the forthcoming CGIAR Foresight Report, a series of short notes will be developed providing perspectives on futures of food, land and water systems.
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The CGIAR Research Program on Policies, Institutions, and Markets (PIM) leads action-oriented research to provide support for policies that help poor farmers, both men and women, improve their lives, produce nutritious and affordable foods, and protect the soil, water, and biodiversity in rural landscapes.
PIM is one of the CGIAR’s Global Integrating Programs. PIM is led by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) with contributions from all 15 CGIAR Research Centers and 4 external managing partners: KIT Royal Tropical Institute, Michigan State University, University of Oxford, and Wageningen University and Research Centre.
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PIM’s research results and capacity development efforts contribute to poverty reduction, better nutrition and health, and good stewardship of natural resources.
PIM is a global program, with special emphasis on Africa south of the Sahara, South Asia, and selected countries in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Latin America.
