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Presents the World Bank Methodology for Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment using Zambia as a case study.
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Temperature and precipitation changes will impact food production.
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New tools will help manage transportation assets and improve road safety.
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This note assesses and prioritizes risks to Rwanda’s agricultural sector.
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This Note examines agricultural risk in Mozambique and its impacts on crop production between 1992 and 2015.
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This note is based on an assessment undertaken by the World Bank following a request by the Government of Paraguay
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Poverty is pervasive in Niger and it ranks low on almost all the human development indicators.
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Expanding the sector and achieving food self-sufficiency is one of the core pillars of Plan Senegal Emergent
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Low-input farming technologies result in poor yields and scanty economic returns
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Ghana is now well on track to reach the first Millennium Development Goal to halve poverty by 2015
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Assessing agricultural sector risks as a contribution to the strategic economic development and poverty reduction.
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Assessing agricultural sector risks as a contribution to the strategic economic development and poverty reduction.
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Risks are ever-present for Malawi’s nearly 3 million farming households.
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Governments face new challenges in the design of risk management strategies.
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The recent increase in private investment in large-scale agricultural projects in developing countries has raised concerns.
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Agricultural Innovation Systems enable long-term sustainable agriculture outcomes, which examples will illustrate.
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ICT can seem challenging and “techie”, and furthermore something inaccessible to poor farmers in developing countries. But the fact is that ICT can not only facilitate the agriculture development work, but when properly applied, strengthen and make a lot of necessary information cheaper, more access
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These SmartLessons describe IFC's experience in agriculture sector projects.
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Women play a vital role as agricultural producers and as agents of food and nutritional security.
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Learn how risk management can be used to unlock development opportunities.
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