How farmer-led irrigation can transform agriculture in AfricaInsight | 27 August 2019 | Steve WigginsFarmer-led irrigation has huge potential to enable development in sub-Saharan Africa, but only if policy-makers find effective ways to assist farmers. Read and comment
IPCC’s Climate Change and Land report: how we can shape a healthier planetComment | 9 August 2019 | Mairi DuparThe IPCC's new report reveals a broken relationship between people and food, but our own shopping choices and government support can help to repair this. Read and comment
Farmer-led irrigation in sub-Saharan Africa: building on farmer initiativesBriefing papers | July 2019 | Steve Wiggins, Bruce LankfordThis brief explores the policy implications for improving farmer-led irrigation in sub-Saharan Africa. Downloads
Farmer-led irrigation in sub-Saharan Africa: synthesis of current understandingsResearch reports and studies | July 2019 | Steve Wiggins and Bruce LankfordThis report brings together findings from research conducted under the DEGRP project with the wider literature on irrigation in sub-Saharan Africa. Downloads
Five key policy lessons from the terror attacks in Sri LankaComment | 10 May 2019 | Ganeshan WignarajaFrom re-establishing intelligence coordination to developing a tourism recovery plan, here are five priorities for Sri Lanka's recovery. Read and comment
Prindex comparative reportResearch reports and studies | March 2019 | Joseph Feyertag, Ian Langdown and Anna LockeIn the largest dataset of its kind, this collection presents the clearest, most definitive picture of how secure people feel in their homes and properties. Downloads
Women's perceptions of tenure security: evidence from 33 countriesResearch reports and studies | March 2019 | Joseph Feyertag, Ian Langdown and Anna LockeThis report uses household-level data from 33, mostly developing, countries to analyse perceptions of tenure insecurity among women. Downloads
Almost half of land disputes over African sugar last more than ten years – new researchPress release | 25 February 2019Researchers calculate land disputes can causes losses of up to US$101 million across a range of agricultural projects in Africa and harm local communities Find out more
Assessing the costs of tenure risks to agribusinessesResearch reports and studies | February 2019 | Anna Locke, Lou Munden, Joseph Feyertag and Benedick BowieThe Quantifying Tenure Risk Initiative has developed a new tool to help agribusinesses avoid harmful investment by accurately assessing tenure risk. Downloads
Building livelihood and community resilience: lessons from Somalia and ZimbabweWorking and discussion papers | January 2019 | John Twigg and Margherita CalderoneDeveloping a theoretical conceptualisation of resilience and operational guidance on resilience-building in fragile environments. Downloads
