The report finds near-uniform price increases across essentially every commodity group tracked in September 2026: wheat, sorghum, and millet rose sharply (wheat flour stable in the first week, then rising); lentils, rice, and pigeon peas all increased, with lentils and rice rising most; potato prices continued climbing while tomato prices fluctuated; meat, fish, and milk […]
Building resilience amid conflict: Insights from IFPRI Sudan at the 8th African Conference of Agricultural Economists
Sudan represents one of the most severe and rapidly evolving agrifood system crises globally. Since the outbreak of conflict in April 2023 between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), widespread displacement, market disruptions, declining agricultural production, and institutional collapse have fundamentally reshaped livelihoods, food systems, and human capital. These challenges […]
Integrated hydrological and economic assessment of hydropower and irrigation development in Sudan under climate change
Demands for water, energy, and food are rapidly increasing in many low- and middle-income countries, driving the development of large-scale hydropower and irrigation projects. As climate change poses major risks and uncertainties for large-scale infrastructure investments, it is essential to stress-test infrastructure development plans to address these challenges and strengthen resilience. The Nile is one […]
Characteristics and survival of agrifood micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises in the Sudan’s recent conflict
The April 2023 outbreak of violent conflict in Sudan severely disrupted agrifood systems, markets, and livelihoods, with micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) playing a critical role in sustaining food supply, employment, and economic activity. This paper examines firm-level characteristics associated with higher operational continuity among MSMEs that remained active during the conflict. The analysis […]
Sudan’s conflict at three years: Evidence for recovery, resilience, and rebuilding
Three years into the outbreak of violent conflict in Sudan, the crisis has become far more than a humanitarian emergency. Evidence presented at the Third Sudan Conflict Conference in Cairo in April 2026 showcased how the war has disrupted agriculture, markets, livelihoods, public services, and institutions, while forcing households and businesses to adapt under extreme pressure. The conference highlighted […]
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