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Understanding Violence and Political Markets in Africa and the Middle East The Media Line Staff After four years of researching violence, conflict and across Africa and the Middle East, what have we learned? About this Event The Conflict Research Programme has been investigating the logics of war and peace across five countries in the Middle East and Africa over the last four years. Findings cover the link between extremist identity politics and political marketplaces, the countervailing role...

New Food receives an update on the FSA's research being undertaken to better understand who is at risk when it comes to food allergens.

Ocean off Southwest Ireland to Become Warmer & Less Salty by 2035 5th March 2021 Mussel culture Credit: Caroline Cusack, Marine Institute The latest research has shown that the impacts of climate change are already evident in Irish marine waters, with the patterns of harmful algal blooms changing in recent decades. The research, undertaken by the Marine Institute, also indicates that the ocean off southwest Ireland will likely become warmer and less salty by the year 2035. Naturally occurring...

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The brief is based on a synthesis of findings from research on irrigation in sub-Saharan Africa, especially relatively recent findings

This report synthesises research on innovation, putting it in context within an emerging body of evidence on economic transformation

This study looks at what has been achieved by a project that undertook an analysis of agricultural investment decisions in Uganda

Boosting innovation in Ghana This impact case study looks at what has been achieved by a project examining innovation in business and industry in low-income countries From: Abstract This impact case study looks at what has been achieved by a DFID-ESRC Growth Research Programme (DEGRP) project examining innovation in business and industry in low-income countries. Led by Xiaolan Fu from the Technology and Management Centre for Development, Oxford University, the project has had far-reaching i...

Abstract This impact case study looks at was has been achieved by a DFID-ESRC Growth Research Programme (DEGRP) project led by Ruth Meinzen-Dick from the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Faustin Maganga (University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania), and Saa Dittoh (University of Development Studies, Ghana). The project assessed models of public-private partnerships for irrigation development in Ghana and Tanzania. Citation Salomon, H. (2019) Unlocking the irrigation potential of ...

This report assesses whether and how Chinese trade, investment and finance contributed to economic growth in Africa