The Monthly Maize Market Reports are developed by researchers at IFPRI Malawi, with the main goal of providing clear and accurate daily maize price data in selected markets throughout Malawi. The reports are intended as a resource for those interested in maize markets in Malawi, namely producers, traders, consumers, or other agricultural stakeholders.
Policy Note 36: Market Information and Access to Structured Markets by Small Farmers and Traders
This Policy Note summarizes Working Paper 33, which examines the impact of providing price information from a commodity exchange to small farmers and traders of maize and soybean in central Malawi. Using data from a panel survey of 399 farmers and 78 traders conducted before and after the main marketing season, and using kernel propensity […]
Work Requirements, Expenditures, and Labor Supply Decisions: Evidence from Malawi
Social protection programs offering income support are common anti-poverty tools in developing countries. Although these programs vary across contexts, they often take the form of either unconditional cash transfers, or government-funded employment schemes that require beneficiaries to work. A recent IFPRI project note summarizes a study authored by Kate Ambler and Susan Godlonton that compares […]
Poster on Nutrient Consumption and Dietary Patterns in Malawi, 2016-2017
IFPRI Malawi is pleased to announce the publication of a poster on Nutrient consumption and dietary patterns in Malawi, 2016-2017, which complements our working paper 30: Are Malawian Diets Changing? An assessment of nutrient consumption and dietary patterns using household-level evidence from 2010/11 and 2016/17.
Working Paper 32: Patterns of Change in Malawi’s Economy under Sector-Focused Investment Strategies
Malawi’s economic future is dependent upon a transformation of the economy that will involve increased economic productivity overall and considerable movement of labor and capital out of agriculture and into manufacturing and services. A dynamic Computable General Equilibrium model of the economy of Malawi was used to better understand the development gains that would be realized by 2030 through significantly increasing separately the productivity of each of the three sectors of the Malawian economy – agriculture, industry, and services.
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