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The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy (FSP), a project led by AFRE’s Food Security Group in collaboration with IFPRI and the University of Pretoria, has released eight human impact stories. Told from the voice of beneficiaries from FSP’s activities, these stories present recent outcomes of the project in Africa (Mali, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, West Africa and Zambia) and in Asia (Myanmar).
From convincing local governments to implement an electronic payment system, to recommending policies to protect farmers from fake herbicides, to providing findings that established a sustainable price of coffee, and supporting scientific training and collaborations, MSU AFRE faculty and their partners contribute to evidence base policy reforms that can change the lives on those that live in developing countries.
FSP outcome stories include:
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A Policy Reform Boosts Business and Promotes Diversification: The E-Voucher Program in Zambia
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From Paper to Digital: E-Payment Benefits Tanzanian Local Governments and Taxpayers in Tanzania
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How to Tell Fake from Real? Consequences of Rapid Herbicide Market Growth in Mali and West Africa
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“Freedom of Crop Choice” Brings Prosperity to Myanmar’s Farmers
To read all of the Outcome Stories, visit the FSP website.
