Cash Transfers, Food Security and Resilience in Fragile Contexts
DIE Discussion Paper on the general evidence and German experience
The Role of Social Protection for Food and Nutrition Security
Desk study with practical examples and reflections on the international discussion
Production and Supply of Nutritious Foods at Centre of Value Chain Discourse
Recently the professional debate has shifted from increasing income and local availability of nutrient-dense foods to reducing food insecurity and malnutrition. However, food preferences and traditions are more and more recognised as critical factors. A new working paper shows how to integrate nutrition-related activities into agricultural value chain programs.
Collection of Nutritious Dishes From Eleven Countries
The SEWOH programme presents popular recipes, rich in vitamins, proteins and minerals and prepared by local people
The Most Pressing Issue in Rural Development — Ousmane Djibo
Each year 20m youths will be entering African labour market in the coming decades, while only 3m are expected to be able to find jobs. In this in-depth interview the manager of the sector project Agricultural Policy and Food Security, calls for more innovative initiative to ensure that these generations will have an opportunity for a better life.
Drought Resilience and Social Protection — What the Experts Had to Say
The experts who participated in the event in Bonn speak about the importance of social protection schemes for development cooperation
Cash Transfers and Child Nutrition: Pathways and Impacts
The FSNR working group points to an article jointly published by USAID, ODI and Sida. It examines the extent to which cash transfer programmes can improve child nutrition
HIV/AIDS and Gender Risk Assessment
Study for the Food and Nutrition Security Programme, Malawi
Working Together to Improve M&E in Food Security Programmes
To start on collaborating and communicating better between the programmes in the West Africa region, the country teams of Benin and Togo organised a bilateral meeting
