February is Data Systems for Sustainable Growth Month!

EEFS assesses the enabling environment for food traceability systems to guide evidence-based investment decisions for USAID, implementing partners and food operators.

Coupling quantitative data scoring indices with qualitative analysis will help ensure data are used rather than abused.

Despite emerging setbacks, the countdown is on toward 2025, focused on agricultural growth in Malabo and meeting key goals. The recent 16th Comprehensive African Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Partnership Platform...

AfCFTA will unite 55 African countries to create the largest free trade area in the world, with the potential to lift more than 30 million people out of extreme poverty...

Like many other farmers around the world, farmers in Bangladesh want technology that is accessible, makes sense for their context, and is readily sustainable.

Briefing note builds on previous analysis of the stages of agricultural finance to interrogate more deeply the transition from government-led to more bank-led agricultural finance.

This month, we look forward to continuing the important conversations started at ICTforAg 2020. You can expect to see blog posts covering the wide range of topics that were discussed...

The world faces immense challenges in food production and availability. The prime attributes of a food system are its quality, affordability and economic sustainability.

Digital monitoring paired with readily available data on the status of groundwater resources provide a critical foundation for sustainable irrigation development.