On April 9 and 10, the Technical Network on Poverty Analysis hosted a lively two-day webinar exploring metrics and strategies to support a living income for smallholder producers of cash crops.

Webinar brings together leading experts to examine challenges and innovations in data collection for marginalized and hard-to-reach communities. 

On September 23, the Technical Network on Poverty Analysis (THINK-PA) organized an eye-opening seminar on India’s food policy challenges delivered by Professor Reetika Khera.

Developing policies for inclusive rural transformation processes requires a deeper understanding of how climate change impacts vulnerable rural populations, such as women, youth, and those in poverty. 

Recent webinar presents paper titled "New distribution sensitive index for measuring welfare, poverty and inequality", where experts delve into innovative methods for evaluating poverty and inequality.

On 16 November the Technical Network on Poverty Analysis (THINK-PA) hosted a highly engaging webinar titled “Leaving no one behind: urban poverty traps in sub-Saharan Africa”. 

Chronic hunger continues to affect an estimated 738 million people worldwide. However, an equally critical concern alongside hunger is the affordability of healthy diets.

Economists Andrew Foster and Mark Rosenzweig shared their research findings that challenge conventional wisdom on farm productivity, land reform, and the future of agriculture.

A new study carried out by members of the FAO Technical Network on Poverty Analysis (THINK-PA) has uncovered important insights into the complex relationship between poverty and food security at the household level.