Insuring the AIP - The Devil is in the Details - an extended Op-ed by Bob Baulch and Kramer outlining the pro and cons of different ways of insuring Malawi's new Affordable Inputs Program.
Event Recap – Are Resilience-Oriented Cash Plus Interventions Working for Ultra-Poor Households in Malawi
Event recap - IFPRI Malawi virtual brown bag seminar presentation by Natasha Siyumbwa and T. Arthur Chibwana, Sept 30, 2020.
Op-Ed: How to make the AIP more cost-effective
In this Op-ed IFPRI-Malawi's Jack Thunde and Edwin Kenamu discuss some factors that could help the AIP accomplish its goals.
DeSIRA initiative to improve smallholder farming systems in Malawi
The “Development Smart Innovation through Research in Agriculture” (DeSIRA) initiative was launched at a July 22 virtual event. Through DeSIRA, DARS, eight CGIAR centers and two EU based research institutions will develop and disseminate multi-disciplinary and integrated technologies, appropriate for agri-food systems in Malawi.
Event Recap – Assessing Farmers’ and Buyers’ Preferences for Contracts
On August 19, Dennis Ochieng, Research Fellow at IFPRI Malawi, presented the results of a recent study on contract preferences in cotton and tea schemes in southern Malawi. The study analyzed similarities and differences between farmers’ and companies’ preferences for contracts and design attributes as well as farmers’ willingness to accept contracts through a discrete choice experiment.
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