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Présentation de l'IFPRI par le Dr. Ousmane Badiane lors de la Journée Porte Ouverte de l'IFPRI avec l'ENSA & L' ISFAR.

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IPFRI IN 2014
OUSMANE BADIANE
Director for Africa | International Food Policy Research Institute

IFPRI is
member of CGIAR
•Inter-governmental
•International
•Independent
•Interdisciplinary
•Innovative
•Impact-oriented

CRP2: Policies, Institutions, and Markets

1. Enhancing nutrition
along the value chain
2. Biofortification
3. Prevention and control
of agriculture-
associated diseases
4. Integrated programs
and policies
(agriculture, nutrition,
and health)
CRP4: Agriculture, Nutrition, and Health

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IFPRI’s research and outreach on a global level and in
Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East
Offices around the world

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Actively engaging in global agenda setting
Food security at G20 Public-private partnerships Food security in
sustainable development
Integrated approach
to agriculture
Food security at
International Green Week
Contributions to
2012 SOFA
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Enhancing country agric. transformation
Bangladesh Agricultural
Policy Unit
Policy analysis and
research evidence
Structural agricultural
transformation in Ghana
Technical support and
capacity strengthening
Agricultural policies
in DRC
Agricultural research
reforms in Pakistan
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LIBRARY OF MODELS
. 4 CGE (gbl., reg., country)
. 6 Partial Equilibrium
. Trade econometrics
. Poverty anallysis tools
. TASTE: Tariff simulation
DATA BASES
. 250 data sets
. >100 hh/ag surveys; SAMs
. Documentation
. Quality control .
TRAINING AND GRANTS
. 8 Training courses in 2013
. 20 grants in 2013
~ research
~ Mentoring
~ Conferences
~ Publications
148 members
29 countries
~ 30% female
CREATING A CRITICAL MASS OF
WORLD-CLASS MODELERS

CREATING CAPACITIES FOR
EVIDENCE BASED POLICY
Revamped web-based review
and benchmarking tool
Published 2013 Annual Trends
And Outlook Report (ATOR)
Organized annual ReSAKSS Conference
Signed first 3 of 15 agreements
To set up country SAKSS* platforms
In 2013
Benin, Burkina, DRC, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mali, Malawi,
Mozambique, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia,
1. Capacity Needs Self-Assessment
2. Capacity Strengthening Strategy
3. Action Plan
4. Tors and Work Plan
5. Sign agreement with ReSAKSS
KEY STEPS to set up country
* Strategic Analysis and Knowledge
Support Systems (SAKSS)

WWW.RESAKSS.
ORG
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REGIONAL STRATEGIC ANALYSIS AND KNOWLEDGE SUPPORT SYSTEM

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