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New paper explores how people in the region respond to changes in labor opportunities due to climate variability—extreme temperature and rainfall shocks.
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While advancing women’s land rights may be the foundation for reducing gender inequalities in agriculture, this alone is likely insufficient to bring about significant change.
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Rising food demand and a shrinking rural labor pool have made the need for tractors and other machines increasingly urgent.
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To mark UN World Cities Day (Oct.31), a new PIM Synthesis Brief summarizes recent research on urban food traders in African cities.
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Millions of pastoralists globally depend on rangelands, yet some of the basic statistics on these lands are still missing.
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How rural transformation may influence women’s and men’s labor patterns, access to resources, and broader gender relations and norms - in a new PIM Synthesis Brief.
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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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There is a lack of experimental evidence showing whether conservation agriculture can deliver benefits to smallholder farmers in developing countries.
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New research on how Myanmar, Nigeria, and Sudan are weathering the crisis - in a virtual policy seminar by IFPRI and PIM.