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Cheap rice may well be a thing of the past according to this new ODI Briefing which says that growing pressure on land and water resources, coupled with population growth, may be pushing the world towards an era of higher prices.
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Leaping and learning: linking smallholders to markets
This report provides a comprehensive review of the existing literature on smallholder-centred market-based interventions. -
Large-scale land acquisition — can we overcome transparency’s ‘dirty secret’?
Last week saw the annual World Bank Land and Poverty Conference in Washington DC. This event has grown substantially over the years, concentrating in one place more than 800 researchers, development practitioners and partners, civil society organisations and government representatives.
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Making links from small farms to markets in Africa: lessons from villages and supply chains
Creating better links between small-scale farmers and firms in supply chains is a pressing issue for agricultural development in Africa. This event draws on the findings of research carried out by researchers in the Futures Agricultures Consortiumand the Leaping & Learning programme with colleagues from Agriculture for Impact.
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Four lessons to help link small farmers to agricultural value chains
'What matters more are functions, and the processes and approaches that lead to effective links between smallholders and markets.' -

The agriculture gender gap
License: Creative Commons
Credit: Gates Foundation
Source: FlickrFood prices
As the world adjusts to higher food prices ODI studies: changes in international cereal markets; the causes and impacts of higher food prices; potential policies to mitigate harm as well as exploring the links from agriculture to poverty, hunger and malnutrition.
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Market functioning in Turkana district, Kenya
A. De MatteisThis paper analyses market functions in Turkana and whether cash-based interventions are the appropriate kind of intervention for the area. -
Heavy agriculture and light industry in south Indian villages
Barbara Harriss-White, S. Janakarajan and Diego ColateiThis introductory chapter summarises the main findings about the social impact of the transformative agricultural technologies since the early seventies in one region of northern Tamil Nadu. -
The socio-economic impact of commercial agriculture on rural poor and other vulnerable groups
Caroline Pinder and Denis WoodThis study analyses and provides recommendations regarding the potential impact of GRZ's plan for the commercialisation of agriculture on poor people. -
Irrigation management network papers 1993-94
ODIThe Irrigation Management Network represents a world-wide network of researchers and administrators interested in the issues of irrigation management and irrigation schemes. This issue covers 1993-94.













