S2E4: Lessons from Developing Resilient Agrifood Systems

Episode 11 of the World Bank Group │ What Have We Learned? The Evaluation Podcast podcast, hosted by World Bank Group / Independent Evaluation Group, titled "S2E4: Lessons from Developing Resilient Agrifood Systems" was published on February 6, 2023 and runs 28 minutes.

February 6, 2023 ·28m · World Bank Group │ What Have We Learned? The Evaluation Podcast

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Dr. Agnes Kalibata, president of AGRA, explores with host, Brenda Barbour, the importance of resilient agrifood systems in promoting long-term food security, and how the World Bank Group and other actors can support countries in developing agrifood systems that are productive, resilient, and sustainable. Related Resources IEG Evaluation: Toward Productive, Inclusive, and Sustainable Farms and Agribusiness Firms: An Evaluation of the World Bank Group’s Support for the Development of Agrifood Economies (2010–20) Blog: Building inclusive, productive, and sustainable agrifood systems Blog: Complementary Interventions for Agrifood System Development – Insights and Lessons Blog: Sustainable Diversification of Agrifood Economies – Insights and Lessons

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Dr. Agnes Kalibata, president of AGRA, explores with host, Brenda Barbour, the importance of resilient agrifood systems in promoting long-term food security, and how the World Bank Group and other actors can support countries in developing agrifood systems that are productive, resilient, and sustainable.

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