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 […]
Navigating Sudan’s Conflict: Research Insights and Policy Implications
Hybrid Event: March 5, 2024 at 8:00am-6:00pm EAT / 12:00am - 10:00am EST. IFPRI and UNDP have partnered for this event on wide-ranging and in-depth analysis to better understand the socioeconomic impact of the war in Sudan, and to inform policy and programmatic recommendations.
TRAINING WORKSHOP: Food Policy Analysis Using Multi-Market Partial Equilibrium Modeling
May 2-4, 2023 | Khartoum, Sudan Invitation and Call for Applications Introduction: Multi-market partial equilibrium models can provide important insights for food policy in the context of shocks to production, household incomes and international prices. Combining estimates of current levels of supply and demand by various household groups in for different products and/or geographical markets, […]
2022 Annual Research and Policy Conference – Agricultural Transformation and Food Security in Sudan
The 2022 Annual Research and Policy Conference is intended to highlight some key research outputs from the Sudan SSP and other domestic and international researchers working on Food security and livelihood, agricultural production and trade, and development strategies and economic policies. This conference will showcase policy priorities emanating from the Sudan SSP work during the first year of implementation as well as partner institutions and local researchers. The conference is expected to guide investment prioritization by development partners working on Sudan and also increase the visibility of IFPRI’s work to the broader policy and development community.
Training Workshop: Food Policy Analysis Using Partial Equilibrium Modeling
Partial equilibrium models can provide important insights for food policy in the context of shocks to production, household incomes and international prices. Combining estimates of current levels of supply, demand by various household groups and key model parameters describing the responsiveness of supply and demand to changes in prices and incomes, these models help to quantify effects of economic shocks and alternative policy options.
