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Food & Agriculture · Kenya

Food security as resilience

Jennifer Denno Cissé and Joanna Upton · September 9, 2015
Methods

International Conference of Agricultural Economists 2015: A recap via datasets

Andrew Simons, Leah Bevis and Tanvi Rao · September 1, 2015
Education · Myanmar

Measuring hope: Lessons from rural Myanmar

Jeffrey Bloem · July 16, 2015
Food & Agriculture

Resilience: Who are the non-resilient?

Jennifer Denno Cissé · May 28, 2015
Food & Agriculture · Uganda

Food price shocks: How do uncertainties affect land allocation decisions?

Adamon Mukasa · April 23, 2015
Food & Agriculture · Uganda

Food price shocks: Is there empirical evidence of a link to poverty traps?

Adamon Mukasa · April 20, 2015
Food & Agriculture · Uganda

Food price shocks: Are we over or under estimating the welfare effects?

Adamon Mukasa · April 9, 2015
Food & Agriculture · Colombia

Multidisciplinary approaches to analysis and fieldwork: High-quality coffee markets in Colombia

Juan N. Hernández-Aguilera, Mary Kate Wheeler and Romane Viennet · March 30, 2015
Health & Nutrition · Ethiopia

Does index insurance make people feel better off?

Kibrom Hirfrfot · February 23, 2015
Methods · Mozambique

Job announcement: Impact evaluation opportunity in Mozambique

Teevrat Garg · January 22, 2015
Poverty & Risk

Improved poverty targeting through machine learning (part 2)

Linden McBride · January 19, 2015
Poverty & Risk

Improved poverty targeting through machine learning

Linden McBride · January 15, 2015