Animal Feed Policies and Feeding Practices in Ethiopia
This study identifies development strategies to improve access to good-quality feed in Ethiopia.
PARI Research Outputs
PARI research focuses on identifying and scaling promising agricultural innovations for agricultural growth and food security in Africa and India.
Not all is lost – A case study of agrobiodiversity trends in Ghanaian and Burkinabe villages
This study assesses the status and patterns of crop and genetic diversity in selected regions of Burkina Faso and Ghana.
From the herd’s perspective: Rethinking livestock classification systems
This study proposes a new approach that complements existing farm level classifications with a classification of livestock management practices at herd level.
Gender gaps in wages and non-monetary benefits: Evidence from Ethiopia’s manufacturing sector
This paper studies the gender gap in monetary and non-monetary compensation as well as work-related wellbeing in the Ethiopian agro-processing and leather sectors.
Exploring the relationship between job quality and firm productivity in the manufacturing sector
This study investigates the links between firm productivity and monetary and non-monetary dimensions of job quality in Ethiopia.
Assessing employment and labour market effects of rural infrastructure investments in the Sahel region
This study analyses the impact of an investment policy in rural infrastructure on job creation and agricultural development in Niger and Côte d'Ivoire.
Strengthening Start-Up Ecosystems for Bio-Based Innovations in the Food Sector
This study assesses opportunities and challenges for bio-based start-ups in East Africa.
PARI Policy Brief No. 38: Technologies and infrastructure to reduce the work burden of women
This policy brief presents the distribution of men’s and women’s time use between paid work, unpaid work and leisure and shows how technologies and infrastructure that can reduce unpaid work.
Gendered Patterns of Adults’ and Children’s Time and Access to Technology and Infrastructure in Rural Uganda
This study analyses the time use patterns of men, women and children in rural areas of Uganda and assesses the influence of different technologies on time allocation.
Innovations, Technology and Time Allocation: Implications for Labour Productivity and Welfare in Ghana
This report investigates the dynamics of time allocation of men, women, and children in various types of work in rural households in Ghana.
Time Use among Rural Households in Ethiopia: Implications for Household Welfare and Productivity
This study investigates the dynamics of time allocation within Ethiopian rural households.
Moving from Productivity to Sustainability in Agricultural Education?
This study assesses the current state and perceptions of sustainability education in agriculture in four African countries.