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Food security and social assistance in Sudan during armed conflict

The conflict in Sudan has severely impacted the food security landscape in rural areas, profoundly affecting household diets, coping strategies, and overall food insecurity levels. A study conducted by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and the World Food Program (WFP) highlights the dire food consumption patterns, the prevalence of food insecurity, and the […]

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IFPRI-Sudan and FCM at Fragile Lives 2024

Fragile Lives 2024 is an international expert conference on the use of rigorous, scientific evidence for the development of knowledge-based policy interventions in fragile, conflict-affected and under-developed settings. It focusses specifically on how poly-crises shape individuals, institutions, and interventions at the micro-level and on the policies that can boost resilience and coping capacities in the context […]

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Publications

Sustainable livestock development in Sudan: Challenges, opportunities, and policy priorities

Livestock is a crucial component of Sudan's national economy, making significant contributions to poverty alleviation and food security. However, despite the sector's importance, the country has not conducted a comprehensive livestock census since 1975, leaving it with outdated and often unreliable data. Discrepancies between official statistics and field observations highlight the need for updated and […]

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Call for Training | Basic Data Management and Introduction to Stata

Introduction The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) is pleased to announce a 2-day online training session for Sudanese young researchers. This training is designed to equip participants with essential skills in data management and an introduction to Stata. The training will be conducted during September 17-18, 2024, and aims to build a strong foundation […]

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