The Food Security Group at Michigan State University believes that good food and nutrition policy, informed by solid empirical evidence that is generated jointly with local partners, can transform economies and lives in low income countries.

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A worldwide coalition of research institutions dedicated to helping countries use better research methodologies, data analysis, and policy building to create climate resilience through implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and National Adaptation Plans (NAPs).

 

PRCI and CACCI were key participants in USAID’s webinar on climate action:

The USAID event outlined the need for partnering institutions to support countries implementing their climate plans to reduce emissions and increase climate resilience. Speakers highlighted the need for greater policy coherence, technical assistance and financial support for countries in Africa and Asia working to implement their climate resilience and adaptation plans.

Learn more about the cutting edge of climate resilience:

Watch the webinar here.

See the slides here.

 

 

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