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Book (series)Repurposing food and agricultural policies to deliver affordable healthy diets, sustainably and inclusively: what is at stake?
Background paper for The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2022
2023Also available in:
No results found.The analysis presented in this report examines the impacts of repurposing food and agricultural fiscal support and border support on the cost and affordability of healthy diets and several other key socioeconomic, nutritional and climate indicators. The impacts are estimated at the global level, as well as for various income groups and geographic regions. Scenarios include repurposing fiscal support to producer support targeted to high-priority foods (those where current levels of consumption are below that of recommended levels) and to consumer subsidies targeting high-priority foods. -
Poster, bannerThe eTree Platform SD and SD+ system(Job number-Registration for SD and SD+, Job number-2-What is the difference between SD and SD+ system?, Job-number-3-Benefits for communities, forests and the economy)
The eTree Platform
2023Also available in:
No results found.The eTree is a user-friendly platform on traceability and forest management system, in which tree inventory and forest production management can be legally and efficiently monitored. -
DocumentTowards a Policy that Pairs Microcredit and Micro-Insurance Tools. What Impacts on the Fight Against Poverty and Risk Management? Lessons Learned from Experiences in India and Madagascar. Policy Brief
Thematic Overview. EASYPol Module 206
2008Also available in:
No results found.The main objectives of this policy brief are to present the experiences of two very different countries, India and Madagascar, in microfinance. This brief specifically deals with the linking of microcredit and micro-insurance policies as an effective strategy for risk management, as well as the various ways in which this can be implemented, according to the characteristics of the country, the risks involved and the needs of beneficiaries. By providing examples of a variety of different mechanism s that make this linking possible, this brief aims to conclude that for each situation it is possible to tailor a risk transfer and risk management strategy by building partnerships among NGOs, the public/private sectors, donors, government and microfinance institutions in line with the development objectives of the country.
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