The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), a @CGIAR Research Center, seeks sustainable solutions for ending poverty, hunger, and malnutrition.
As agricultural productivity falls, so too does consumption.
This blog highlights research findings that empirically demonstrate that climate-induced declines in agricultural productivity can lead to lower height- and weight-for-age and a higher prevalence of #stunting in #Nigeria.
🔗 on.cgiar.org/4xkqPTr@CGIAR@IFPRI_Africa
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✏️ Elizabeth Basauri Bryan, @MuznaAlvi, Marame Cisse, Faith Gikunda, Eric Kirimi, Hamza Muhammad, @ClaudiaRingler, Tirsit Sahledengil, Bello Yakasai, & Taddese Zerfu
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UNU-WIDER and @IFPRI have launched Engines of Growth in Fragile Contexts, a research partnership exploring the jobs, skills, institutions, and collective action that sustain local “islands of resilience”.
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When agricultural productivity declines, households produce less food for their own consumption.
Reduced own-produced food consumption is the primary mechanism through which climate affects #child nutritional outcomes, leading to an increased prevalence of #stunting.
📝Learn more on the #IFPRIBlog: on.cgiar.org/4xkqPTr@CGIAR@IFPRI_Africa@A_Mulubrhan