The USAID Famine Early Warning System (FEWS) has been a strong proponent of integrated analysis of geographically referenced socioeconomic and biophysical information. This paper is a representative example of the modeling work pursued by FEWS on the basis of their comprehensive data collection efforts.
This volume of case studies has been put together with the intention of promoting mutual learning among those concerned with advancing civil society solutions for development and poverty reduction.
This study, Farmer Empowerment in Africa Through Farmer Organizations : Best Practices provides information on practical ways to promote the development of autonomous cooperatives and other
farmer organizations.
This ten-country study from Africa looks at how the small-scale provider sector responds to market niches and meets the needs of both the poor and other unserviced communities.
This research report provides preliminary findings from current research on institutional and process issues in national poverty policy in Benin, Ghana, Mali, Mozambique, Tanzania and Uganda.