Knowledge Centre for Global Food and Nutrition Security

Tanzania has managed to sustain its growth momentum despite the intensifying effects of climate change. Tanzania’s real GDP growth rate rose from 4.6 percent...

Since Cambodia’s first Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD1), the country’s economy has continued to grow strongly, reduce poverty and boost shared prosperity. Growth continued to be...

Highlights: Access to food: Consumer price inflation has remained elevated due to a significant increase in food and non-food prices. The average inflation rate for the first nine...

Highlights: Access to food: Although global food prices have declined from their peaks in 2022, heightened food insecurity amid elevated food prices remains...

Sustainable, inclusive, and resilient food systems are critical to achieving food security and nutrition, promoting adequate livelihoods for farmers, food producers, and their communities, and ensuring...

While there have been many studies on the political economy of food prices and subsidies and how they relate to hunger, and global food production and consumption, addressing...

A timing misalignment between high import demand and still-recovering remittance inflows created an external funding mismatch during Nepal’s growth recovery in FY21 and FY22. As imports...

Pakistan’s economy continues to face the effects of recent flooding and the expansionary and counterproductive policy response, with precariously low foreign reserves and high inflation. The Government has taken...

Highlights: Headline CPI inflation averaged 6.3 percent in October 2022-February 2023, a percentage lower than that in the first half of FY 22/23 (Figure 2.8). Inflation settled...

Highlights: Part II focuses more specifically on the social and economic impact of high inflation in the country. It also gives an overview of the measures the Government put in...