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General Information
Research at IFPRl is aimed at contributing to the reduction of hunger
and malnutrition in low-income countries through the analysis of
underlying processes that extend beyond the narrowly defined food
sector. The results of IFP2Rl’s research and analysis are intended to
assist policymakers in developing countries make informed decisions
on food policy issues. IFPRl works closely with other international
and developing-nation institutions to understand food production,
consumption, trade, and growth processes; to develop new
options for policymakers; and to assess the efficacy of existing
policies.
Individual copies of most IFPRl publications are free but multiple
copies will carry a fee plusshipping costs. Thefeevaries with size and
weight of publications.
Annual Report
IFPRl Report 1989
April 1989. 100 pages. 17.8 x 25.4 cm. Perfect.
The annual report summarizes the year’s work in each of the Institute’s
five main programs-food data evaluation, food production
policy, agricultural growth linkages, food consumption and nutrition
policy, and international trade and food security-as well as the
year’s seminars and collaborative work. Previous issues of FPRl
Report are also available.
Monographs
Research Reports
Number of pages varies. 17.8 x 25.4 cm. Perfect and saddle
stitched.
The main vehicle for reporting IFPRI research results is its Research
Reportseries. The reports, which range from 30 to 180 pages, present
data, analysis, and findings of completed research projects. Reports
are reviewed by experts from outside the Institute. Since 1976 IFPRl
has published 80 research reports.
These are free, except for multiple copies and to booksellers, when
they cost $3.00 for publications with 48 or fewer pages, and $4.00 for
publications with 49 or more pages. Surface mail is free; air postage
costs $3.00.
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