In Nepal, an MRR Innovation Lab research team is expanding its partnership with Heifer International to explore how rural families are coping, whether its programming increases resilience, and the challenges and opportunities for improving household resilience in the midst of a global crisis.  

This project will analyze the social, economic and institutional barriers that women face in accessing and controlling assets, including land, in Liberia and Uganda.

This project includes field studies of short- and long-term impacts of two innovative agricultural development programs based on this model that target smallholder, mainly women farmers, in Uganda and Senegal.

This research explores the short- and long-run impacts of fertilizer subsidies on smallholder farmers in Mozambique.

This RCT seeks to permanently increase resiliency and improve the nutritional and economic outcomes for the chronically poor in Nepal.

This project evaluates the impact of the agglomeration bonus incentive scheme on conservation agriculture compliance in Malawi’s Shire Valley basin.

This project aimed to look at the long-term impact of a cash transfer pilot program, and whether it increases the asset base and/or facilitates income diversification.