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The Africa Agriculture Trade Monitor (AATM) report for 2019 has been successfully launched on September 4, in Accra (Ghana)
This report jointly launched by IFPRI and CTA is exposing African countries RCA, highlighting the best performances in terms of exports.
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SAVE THE DATE: Launch of the 2019 Africa Agriculture Trade Monitor (AATM) report
IFPRI and CTA will be launching the second edition of the African Agriculture Trade Monitor report during a High-level Panel on Regional Food Trade Policy.
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Launching the ReSAKSS Data Challenge
The event will reveal tools and the possibilities and discuss the importance of the data their reliability, accessibility and allow the various actors invited policy makers, academics, educators to share their experiences and list the challenges to be met.
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Launch of the ReSAKSS Data Challenge 2018
It is a competition for enthusiastic data users to showcase their creativity and analytical skills by using data and other resources on the ReSAKSS website to develop product that addresses a development challenge faced by Africa.
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Strategy and Development Roundtables” (RSD) & book launch : « Agriculture, Development, and the Global Trading System »
This book launch will discuss the relationship between the global trading system and food security, with a focus on the WTO’s Doha Development Agenda and whether trade instruments can manage food price volatility.
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Climate Risk to Food Security Currently Underestimated in African Policy
The report cites “building resilience” as the approach that will deliver the shared agenda set out by the Malabo Declaration and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Who we are
IFPRI in Africa provides on-the-ground support for local research, capacity building, and partnerships to reduce poverty and end malnutrition across the continent.
What we do
We conduct evidence-based research on agriculture, food security, nutrition, gender, markets, and climate resilience—tailored to African contexts.
Where we work
We share research findings with key stakeholders through policy dialogues, public events, workshops, publications, and blogs.