The third edition of the IFPRI Sudan Conflict Conference will take place on 14–15 April 2026 in Cairo, Egypt. The conference will convene researchers, policymakers, development partners, and practitioners to examine the evolving impacts of Sudan’s conflict and to advance evidence-based pathways for resilience, recovery, and policy action. The program will feature new empirical findings, […]
Essential Commodities Prices, Availability, and Market Actors’ Perceptions: January 2026
Figures on: Cereals and Flour, Lentils, Rice, and Pigeon Peas, Vegetables, Meat and Animal Products, Oilseeds, Cooking Oil, Sugar, and Fava Beans, Seeds, Fertilizers, Diesel and Petrol, Exchange Rates, Labor wages, and Market Actors’ Perceptions. Read the full report here
Sudan: how warring factions gained influence in the country’s food system – and what it means for the current conflict
Militaries play a major role in the politics of many countries. They determine whether elections can occur and who can compete. From Egypt to Pakistan and Myanmar to Uganda, the military is often the most important powerholder. In parallel, violent non-state actors – including criminal networks, terrorist groups and paramilitaries – have proliferated over the last two decades. […]
Can digital cash transfers serve those in active conflict zones? Evidence from Sudan
Digital cash transfers can be delivered even in active conflict settings like Sudan and can significantly protect vulnerable households—especially in the most insecure areas—from worsening food insecurity, though their impacts vary by context and household characteristics. While the recent surge in armed conflicts and natural disasters continues to increase demand for humanitarian services, humanitarian organizations […]
Intrahousehold preferences for humanitarian assistance—Who prefers what: Evidence from internally displaced households in Sudan
Understanding the preferences of beneficiaries for what form of humanitarian aid they receive is critical for improving the effectiveness of such aid in conflict-affected settings that are characterized by rapidly changing markets and information asymmetries. This paper examines intrahousehold differences in preferences for in-kind, cash, and hybrid assistance among internally displaced households in Sudan, with […]
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