The World Bank Agriculture for Action Plan: Lessons
Development Report | | Oct 9, 2015
The World Bank Group’s 2013-15 Agriculture for Action Plan: A Lesson in Privatization, Lack of Oversight and Tired Development Paradigms By…
The World Bank Group’s 2013-15 Agriculture for Action Plan: A Lesson in Privatization, Lack of Oversight and Tired Development Paradigms By…
The central aim of most Food Policy Councils is to identify and propose innovative solutions to improve local or state food systems.
Few studies to date have used a “food system” framework to approach food security, food retail, or other community food issues.
How will Oakland’s long-underserved neighborhoods be affected by the arrival of those two very different food retail formats?
Forty percent of Ghana’s 22 million citizens still live in poverty despite the fact that the country is the second-largest gold producer in Africa.
Worldwide, 25 million people earn their livelihoods from coffee farming.
Without a structural analysis of the World Bank’s agenda, it is difficult to understand the political scope of its land reform programs.
The links between the Green Revolution and the suicide epidemic are found in the crises that have enveloped rural Punjab over the last several decades.
The first half of the 1990s witnessed the initiation of a major transformation of Cuban agriculture.
Despite widespread reports to the contrary, Indonesia is not suffering a famine.
Cuba responded to the crisis of 1989 with a national call to increase food production by restructuring agriculture.
Farmers helping their brothers so that they can help themselves to find solutions and not be dependent on a technician or on the bank. That is Campesino a Campesino.