On February 27, 2017, University of California News featured a new AMA Innovation Lab project that will evaluate the impacts of combining programs that offer training, support and aid with affordable insurance to reduce chronic poverty.

On February 28, 2017, the Davis Enterprise featured a new AMA Innovation Lab project that will evaluate the impacts of combining programs that offer training, support and aid with affordable insurance to reduce chronic poverty.

UC Davis News featured a new AMA Innovation Lab project that use a randomized, controlled trial to evaluate the impacts of combining programs that offer training, support and aid with affordable insurance to reduce chronic poverty. 

The New York Times featured Andrew Mude, a Kenyan economist and AMA Innovation Lab principal investigator, and his research project on index-based livestock insurance with Michael Carter. 

On October 24, 2016, devex featured the work of all five of the Feed the Future Innovation Labs at UC Davis.

This October 21, 2016 article in Devex features the Index-based Livestock Insurance project in East Africa as an innovative means of protection for pastoralist households.

On October 21, 2016, Devex featured a Q&A with Andrew Mude about his work establishing the Index-based Livestock Insurance program (IBLI) in Kenya and Ethiopia.

The Feed the Future Horticulture Innovation Lab at UC Davis featured highlights from an Oct. 17, 2016 event that featured talks from the directors of all five UC Davis Feed the Future Innovation Labs, as well as Robert Bertram, chief Scientist in USAID's Bureau for Food Security.

The AMA Innovation Lab was  highlighted in "Investing in Research for Sustainable Solutions," part of a Feed the Future week blog series celebrating the many different partner groups that contribute to ending global hunger, extreme poverty and undernutrition.

NPR featured Chris Udry and Dean Karlan, Yale economists and AMA Innovation Lab principal investigators, and their project to reduce environmental risk for farmers in Ghana.