IFPRI Annual Report 2008-2009

International Food Policy Research Institute

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Abstract: In 2008, a year in which the global population—particularly the world’s poor—was confronted by both the financial and food-price crises, agricultural systems faced changes that led to market disruptions, reduced growth, mass protests, and a string of political efforts to reshape the design and governance of food systems.

Keywords: food prices; poverty alleviation; globalization; food security; developing countries; farming systems; trade; markets; natural resources; social protection; science; technology; nutrition; capacity development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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