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How can Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models support important economic and investment decisions, especially in the times of crises? Here is what PIM has been doing.

In Kenya, charcoal meets over 70% of the domestic energy demand for cooking and heating, and is a major source of livelihood for hundreds of thousands of people in rural areas.

Lawrence Haddad shares his thoughts inspired by the recent PIM-supported paper on persistent myths that are held about African food supply chains.

Research evaluating the effectiveness of the baraza program in Uganda shows the gatherings have a positive impact on public services.

How can policy makers promote a shift toward sustainable agriculture in ways that promote meaningful change? Think incentives-adoption-outcome chain...

Thinking about the future and weighing alternative options are, of course, nothing new. What is new in the context of agri-food systems in recent years is the scale, complexity, and interconnectedness of these systems themselves.

Ethiopia offers an encouraging case for designing more effective policies and interventions to combat food and nutrition insecurity during COVID-19 pandemic.

Myanmar has tremendous potential as an agricultural producer. Yet one persistent obstacle is the agricultural sector’s lack of access to financial services.

A recent IFPRI/PIM discussion paper "Are We Done Yet? Response Fatigue and Rural Livelihoods" examines the issue and how it can be addressed.