Impact assessment: IFPRI 2020 conference on building resilience on food and nutrition security

Robert L. Paarlberg

No 37, Issue briefs from International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

Abstract: IFPRI’s 2020 conference in May 2014 did generate a wide variety of short-term impacts, some larger than others, felt both at the level of individual conference participants and within the organizations that sent them to Addis, and last but not least within the organizing institutions. Most of these impacts took the form of accelerated learning and increased coordination across organizations, for project development and program advancement. Many of these impacts were expected to be durable rather than just temporary.

Keywords: nutrition security; evaluation; food security; resilience; impact assessment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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