IFPRI-South Asia is curating a special series of blog posts analyzing the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the sub-national, national, and regional food and nutrition security, poverty, and development. The series is edited by South-Asia Regional Director Shahidur Rashid, Research Fellow Samuel Scott and Research Fellow Kalyani Raghunathan. The IFPRI-SAR blog series is produced in collaboration with ReSAKSS-Asia, which aims to mobilize research to inform policies to reduce poverty and hunger in Asia.
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Blogs
May 25, 2020
Government of India listed all food commodities as essentials allowing their free movement with a hope to avoid disruptions in
Issue Posts
May 21, 2020
BY RUCHIRA BOSS, MAMATA PRADHAN AND DEVESH ROY Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) are important rural institutions in India. The government
Issue Posts
May 20, 2020
BY RASMI AVULA, SUPREET KAUR, PURNIMA MENON India’s progress on scaling up health and nutrition services was remarkable in the
Issue Posts
May 18, 2020
BY KALYANI RAGHUNATHAN India’s policy response to containing COVID-19 pandemic – the lockdown approach – enforced nationwide restrictions on movement
Issue Posts
May 14, 2020
BY SHYAMAL CHOWDHURY, SHAHIDUR RASHID AND NAHIAN BIN KHALED Bangladesh is considered a success story in South Asia with nearly
Blogs
May 13, 2020
The government of Sri Lanka implemented stringent curfew to contain the spread of COVID-19, which disrupted many economic activities. Jeevika Weerahewa, Dilini Hemachandra and Devesh Roy look at the agri-food policy responses including trade regulations, marketing interventions, production and income support programs [Read More...]
Guest Posts
May 11, 2020
BY PROFESSOR RAMESH CHAND With COVID-19, the world is in an unchartered territory of policymaking where global, regional and domestic
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