The Ethiopia Strategy Support Program would like to present its quarterly newsletter for the months July - September 2014. The Newsletter covers: Upcoming events “Improving nutrition in Ethiopia: How can bio-fortified crops play a role?” organized by Harvest Plus and EIAR, with support by ESSP. October 1-3, 2014. Ellily Hotel, Addis Ababa. 15th Annual Conference of […]
ESSP Newsletter April – June 2014
The Ethiopia Strategy Support Program would like to present its quarterly newsletter for the months April - June 2014. The Newsletter covers: Upcoming events “The 12th International Conference on Ethiopian Economy” in collaboration with Ethiopian Economics Association. July 16-19, 2014. EEA conference hall, Addis Ababa. Presentation of the results of the baseline survey for the Feed-the-Future […]
ESSP Newsletter January – March 2014
The Ethiopia Strategy Support Program would like to present its quarterly newsletter for the months January - March 2014. The Newsletter covers: Upcoming events IFPRI 2020 Conference on “Building Resilience for Food and Nutrition Security”. May 15-17, 2014. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Workshop on “Agricultural price policy in the context of rapid growth in Ethiopia”. June 17, […]
ESSP II Newsletter September – October 2013
The Ethiopia Strategy Support Program would like to present its bimonthly newsletter for the months September-October 2013. The newsletter covers: Upcoming events Several workshops on the impact of the Productive Safety Nets Program (PSNP) will be held in September 2013 in regional capitals and in Addis Ababa. A day-long conference on “Improved evidence towards better […]
ESSP II Newsletter July-August 2013
The Ethiopia Strategy Support Program would like to present its bimonthly newsletter for the months July-August 2013. The newsletter covers: Upcoming events: The 11th International Conference on the Ethiopian Economy will be held July 18-20, 2013 at the Ethiopian Economic Association, in collaboration with IFPRI/ESSP II List of recent ESSP publications: ESSP Working Paper 52. Ethiopia’s […]




