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People-centred early warning and response systems are crucial for promoting human rights approaches in the Gulf of Guinea.

Stories & Blogs UNDP (Blog )

The Gulf of Guinea is a sub-region that was once considered relatively peaceful and stable but has recently faced peace and security challenges that threaten its stability.

Should the failure of the low-income country debt sustainability framework be blamed for the ongoing sovereign debt crisis?

Stories & Blogs ECA (Blog )

The Low-Income Country Debt Sustainability Framework (LIC-DSF) was introduced in 2005 to assess debt sustainability, set non-concessional borrowing limits and guide aid allocation.

The impact of innovative evidence-to-policy approaches on accelerating nutrition-related SDGs: Can the NiPN model lead the way?

Stories & Blogs IFPRI (Blog )

Evidence-based policymaking is crucial for developing cost-effective strategies that address the root causes of food insecurity and malnutrition around the world.

Trade in intermediate goods on the rise in Africa

Stories & Blogs WTO (Blog )

Trade in intermediate goods (IGs) is playing an increasing role in Africa's economic development. In recent years, IG exports have risen much faster than imports, leading to a significant reduction in the continent's IG trade deficit.

Unleashing the potential of Generation Z for food system transformation in Africa.

Stories & Blogs IFPRI (Blog )

A “youth bulge”—enters the labor market every year, African economies are still struggling to create opportunities for them, leading to high rates of youth unemployment across the continent.

Does conflict-driven internal displacement influence demand for agricultural inputs? Evidence from Nigeria.

Stories & Blogs IFPRI (Blog )

Smallholder farmers in northeastern Nigeria face interrelated challenges of food insecurity, climate change impacts, and conflict.

Innovative Strategies for Measuring Impact: Insights from 14 African Countries

Stories & Blogs UNDP-Africa (Blog )

The multi-dimensional nature of development demands a nuanced approach to measuring its impact. It is not just about tallying numbers or ticking boxes, but also about understanding the social, economic, and political contexts that shape outcomes.