PIM's knowledge products include publications, data sets, tools, websites. We are also sharing our research during PIM Webinars, which are open to public and further dissemination under the Creative Commons licence.
PIM PUBLICATIONS
PIM DATASETS
PIM WEBINARS
Also see:
PIM's Peer-reviewed Journal Articles 2021
PIM's Peer-reviewed Journal Articles 2020
PIM's Peer-reviewed Journal Articles 2019
PIM's Peer-reviewed Journal Articles 2018
PIM's Peer-reviewed Journal Articles 2017
PIM's ISI Journal Articles 2016
PIM's ISI Journal Articles 2015
PIM's ISI Journal Articles 2014
PIM's ISI Journal Articles 2013
PIM's ISI Journal Articles 2012
Websites
Websites of some key projects supported in full or in part by PIM
- Agricultural Investment Data Analyzer (AIDA): Egypt
- Agricultural Investment Data Analyzer (AIDA): Jordan
- Agricultural Investment Data Analyzer (AIDA): Tunisia
- Agricultural Investment Data Analyzer (AIDA): Yemen
- African Growth and Development Policy Modeling Consortium (AGRODEP)
- Ag-Incentives (website of the International Organisations Consortium for Measuring the Policy Environment for Agriculture)
- Agricultural Science and Technology Indicators (ASTI)
- AgriFood Chain Toolkit
- AgriTech Toolbox
- Arab Spatial (Internet Explorer users - please use version 11+)
- Capacity development for agriculture innovation: A practitioners’ guidebook to a systems approach (interactive guide)
- Ceres2030
- Collaborating for Resilience (coresilience.org)
- Collective Action and Property Rights (CAPRi)
- Country Strategy Support Programs
- Data Africa
- District Level Data for India (DLD)
- DREAMpy
- Food Security Information Network (part of PIM research portfolio funded by EU and USAID)
- Food Security Portal - Africa South of the Sahara
- Ghana Tilapia Seed Project (TiSeed)
- Global Foresight for Food and Agriculture Tool
- Global Forum for Rural Advisory Services (GFRAS)
- Global Futures and Strategic Foresight (GFSF)
- HarvestChoice
- Participatory Models for Biodiversity Conservation
- Statistics on Public Expenditure for Economic Development (SPEED)
- Value Chains knowledge portal (tools4valuechains.org)
- Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture Index (WEAI) Resource Center
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To see PIM brochures, reports, plans, proposals, policies, and guidelines, go to Key Documents.
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