• Towards eliminating anemia in the high Andes : linking social protection with agriculture and nutrition interventions for scaling : “zero anemia” 

  Hareau, Guy; Thiele, Graham; Fonseca, Cristina; Pradel, Willy; Suarez, Victor (2022-03-07)

  The Zero Anemia project developed a conceptual framework for scaling agriculture and nutrition interventions by linking with social protection programs and other local partners. The innovation package included iron and ...
• Synthese des resultats issus des travaux des equipes de recherche et de l’atelier regional d'apprentissage et d'echanges 

  Consortium pour la Recherche Économique et Sociale (2022)
• Annexe 1 : zonage d’appui de APESS (ZEE : zones d’évolution des éleveurs) 

  Traore, Adama; Hindatou, Amadou; Bello, Rama H.; Mobido, Oumarou; Djohy, Georges; Ouedraogo, Souleymane; Sigue, Hamad; Saraouni, Yvon (2022-02-25)
• Réponse du CRDI à l’impact du COVID-19 sur les systèmes alimentaires : rapport technique finale - effets de la COVID-19 dans le secteur de l'élevage en Afrique de l'ouest et du centre 

  Traore, Adama; Hindatou, Amadou; Bello, Rama H.; Mobido, Oumarou; Djohy, Georges (2021-12)
• Impact of Covid-19 on local food production and informal food markets in Nigeria with Niger Delta region as case study 

  Centre for Population and Environmental Development (CPED) (2021-02-15)

  The project collected policy-relevant data regarding social protection for vulnerable households and support for informal food markets affected by shutdowns. Findings of the survey show that partial closure of critical ...
• Sink or swim? : how Covid-19 and the responses to it have affected small-scale fishers 

  Isaacs, Moenieba; Nangle, Maia (2021)

  This policy brief reports findings from research investigating the impacts of Covid-19 regulations and mitigation measures on small-scale fishers in the Western Cape, South Africa. It provides specific and doable ...
• Building back better after Covid-19 : why South Africa needs an equitable food system for small-scale farmers and fishers, street traders and consumers – and how to build it 

  Hall, Ruth; Wegerif, Marc (2021)

  The research focuses on fresh produce in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal and fish in the Western Cape. A key effect of government regulatory response was to protect and insulate commercial farming and corporate-owned businesses. ...
• Tanzanian food producers, vendors and traders need direct relief measures in the face of the Covid-19 

  Sulle, Emmanuel; Kissoly, Luitfred; Qamara, Rose; Lukanga, Editrudith; Mbisso, Daniel; Mzinga, Joe (2021)

  This policy brief is based on research conducted among food traders in nine key markets in three regions of Tanzania. The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed the fragility of regional and international trade frameworks and the ...
• Towards a more resilient agri-food system in Ghana post COVID-19 

  Darkwah, Akosua (2021)

  The policy brief provides an overview of how pre-COVID-19 stresses in the agri-food system in Ghana have interacted with pandemic fallout. In focusing on production and large-scale agriculture, the state has once again ...
• Reflective report on final team meeting for the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) project on the impacts of Covid-19 responses on the political economy of African food systems 

  African Food Systems (2021-11-30)

  The workshop reflected on findings of researchers and civil-society activists from Ghana, Tanzania and South Africa. Key aspects of national food systems were neglected under Covid-19, particularly those where women, ...
• Impacts of COVID-19 responses on the political economy of African food systems : food flows analysis workshop 

  African Food Systems (2021-07-14)

  The research interrogates how the functioning of the food system has changed under Covid-19, along with drivers of these changes, such as regulatory measures. It also aims to identify stakeholders that have benefited and ...
• Impacts of COVID-19 responses on the political economy of African food systems : political economy analysis workshop report 

  African Food Systems (2021-06-29)

  Political economy research looks at how politics and economics shape one other: how power and resources are arranged among people, states and markets within an overall economic system. Where declining public investment in ...
• South Asia water (SAWA) leadership program on climate change 2017-2021 

  Chakraborty, Shreya; Mondal, Sreenita (2021-11-28)

  The program worked to increase the number of women occupying leadership roles in the water sector, and to foster an interdisciplinary and gendered approach linking climate change and water insecurity. It provided fellowships ...
• Empowering women as key leaders in promoting community-based climate change adaptation and disaster risks reduction initiatives in Niger Delta region 

  Centre for Population and Environmental Development (CPED) (2021-10-25)

  This project was designed to strengthen the ability of women, girls and other stakeholders in rural communities in the Niger Delta to make informed decisions regarding climate change driven pressures on their livelihoods, ...
• Are we done yet? : response fatigue and rural livelihoods 

  Ambler, Kate; Herskowitz, Sylvan; Maredia, Mywish (2020-12-08)

  The paper examines an important yet under studied factor affecting the quality of existing micro data on labor supply: response (to survey) fatigue. This underestimation differentially impacts women and youth, leading to ...
• Applying participatory action research methods in community-based adaptation with smallholders in Myanmar 

  Barbon, Wilson John; Myae, Chan; Vidallo, Rene; Thant, Phyu Sin; Monville-Oro, Emilita; Gonsalves, Julian (Frontiers in climate, 2021-11-18)

  Smallholder farms in four unique agroecological regions in Myanmar were targeted in this participatory study. Key support systems are needed for effective community engagement in implementing Climate Smart Villages (CSV). ...
• Community-level impacts of climate-smart agriculture interventions on food security and dietary diversity in climate-smart villages in Myanmar 

  Hanley, Andrew; Brychkova, Galina; Barbon, Wilson John; Noe, Su Myat; Myae, Chan; Thant, Phyu Sin; McKeown, Peter C; Gonsalves, Julian; Spillane, Charles (MDPI, 2021-11-21)

  Based on survey responses, the study examined how pathways of Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) practices, tailored to different contexts of Myanmar’s four agroecological regions, contributed to observed changes in health ...
• Gender inclusive financing for scaling up improved fish processing technologies in Malawi 

  Chiwaula, Levison S.; Ngochera, Maxon; Nankwenya, Bonface; Msapato, Kawawa (2021-07)

  Improved Fish Processing Technologies (IFPTs), such as improved smoking kilns (ISK) and fish solar tent dryers (FSTD) possess great potential in reducing fish postharvest losses along the fish value chain, while improving ...
• Start them early program baseline study : understanding youth perceptions toward careers in agriculture 

  Mulei, Welissa; Larinde, Bolanle; Tangabanga, Prince Bobo; Adefioye, Adedayo; Woomer, Paul L. (2020-01)

  Results of this study suggest several avenues for Start Them Early Program (STEP) activities, designed to strengthen career pathways toward agriculture in DR Congo, Kenya and Nigeria. STEP is a youth program launched by ...
• Analyse des facteurs de la contamination par les aflatoxines dans la filière arachide aux Nord et Nord-Est d'Haïti 

  Du Jour, Frantz Roby Point (2019)

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