Working Paper Sub-Saharan African countries have long been beset with energy poverty. While there are already many studies on how to improve access to modern energy services in the region, those energy planning analyses are dominated by residential energy demand, and not much attention has yet been paid to the productive use of energy in […]
Ethiopian agriculture in the news for the period October 01 - 15, 2022 highlighting current stories in agriculture and related topics in the country. Read more>>
Tracking and promoting progress on gender equality: Emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities from the 2022 Global Food 50/50 Report Co-organized by Global Health 50/50, IFPRI, and UN Women. Tuesday October 18th, 2022 – 8:00AM to 9:30AM EDT Details and Registration
IFPRI/ESSP is pleased to present its quarterly newsletter for the month of July - September 2022. The newsletter provides updates on latest publications. It also gives recaps of the program's surveys, publications, blogs and more.
Policy Seminar Organized by IFPRI. Wednesday October 5th, 2022 09:30AM to 11:00AM EDT Details and Registration
Ethiopian agriculture in the news for the period September 16 - 30, 2022 highlighting current stories in agriculture and related topics in the country. Read more>>
Research Post Agriculture accounts for 34% of Ethiopia’s GDP and 67% of its employment, and development of irrigation is widely seen as a promising option to boost agricultural production and enhance agricultural resilience in the country. However, energy use in irrigated agriculture in Ethiopia is insignificant at present, and access to energy sources is often lacking, […]
Brief The policy brief presents a short summary of a study from the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) that used an integrated irrigation-energy planning framework to identify groundwater irrigation development potentials in Ethiopia under three energy solutions: grid-connected electricity, off-grid solar PV, and diesel. Read more >>
Organized by IFPRI & AKADEMIYA2063. Tuesday September 27th, 2022 09:30AM to 11:15AM EDT Details and Registration
Journal Article Telescoping errors occur if survey respondents misdate events from outside the reference period and include them in their recall. Concern about telescoping influenced the design of early Living Standards Measurement Study (LSMS) surveys, which used a two-visit interview format to bound food consumption recall. This design fell out of favor although not for […]
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