The Future of the Malabo Declaration beyond 2025 – What next?
This high-level panel will discuss progress made in achieving the Malabo Declaration's goals and chart a way forward beyond 2025.
Upcoming and past events organized by the PARI partners
This high-level panel will discuss progress made in achieving the Malabo Declaration's goals and chart a way forward beyond 2025.
The meeting brought together the research partners in PARI to discuss research findings and future research priorities.
CSE and PARI presented results from a mapping of current and future agroforestry extent in Africa and related economic impacts.
This side-event to the 7th African Conference of Agricultural Economists will discuss options for improving market access for smallholder producers.
Hybrid side-event to the 8th Africa Agribusiness and Science Week
Hybrid event hosted by PARI/ZEF, the Malabo Montpellier Panel and AKADEMIYA2063
The presentation builds upon Jakkie Cilliers’ book The Future of Africa: Challenges and Opportunities and a new website on Africa’s long term prospects offering empirical data that informs planning, prioritisation and effective resource allocation.
This event discussed what innovations, investments and policies are needed to boost the performance of Africa’s food and agriculture sectors beyond production.
Etienne Hinrichsen, John Walakira and Heike Baumüller presented a PARI study that assesses African countries’ performance in the development of their aquaculture sectors.
The event consisted of four workshops, discussing the use and impact of digital technologies among agricultural intermediaries, local agricultural machinery manufacturing, enhancing youth engagement in agribusinesses as well as the African poultry sector.
This event discussed opportunities for fostering India-Africa learning and collaboration to promote food and nutrition security in the two global regions.
African students and faculty members presented findings from their research on agricultural innovation conducted as part of the AERC-PARI collaboration.