African governments’ responses to COVID-19 were expected to cause widespread food insecurity and poverty, and the prediction was urban areas would fare worse than rural areas. But did that happen?

Is the development community at risk of losing diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) gains due to the pandemic? What DEI implications should be considered when designing future working models?

The COVID-19 pandemic will increase the number of children experiencing stunting by 1.6 million globally.

Exploring the challenge of undernourishment in the wake of COVID-19.

The poverty and food insecurity situation in Myanmar is dire. The compounded effects of COVID-19 and political disruption in the country are predicted to leave 50% of the population in...

A webinar presenting fresh research and expert insights on the changing relationships between international development professionals and their careers and the DEI implications and opportunities.

A recent study looks into how the Myanmar agricultural value chain responds and adapts to rising consumer rice prices during COVID-19 and a military coup.

Women are disproportionately affected by extreme poverty, climate change and state fragility. More importantly, empowering women has manifold benefits for families, communities and economies.

In response to COVID-19, Feed the Future Partnering for Innovation surveyed its global network of agribusiness partners to understand how key areas of their business operations have been affected.

Learn how Partnering for Innovation’s engagement with the private sector over the past decade has resulted in transformational impacts for private sector businesses and smallholder farmers.