SPIR II Learning Event - Welcome, Day 1
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SPIR II Learning Event - Welcome, Day 1
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Daniel Gilligan REGIONAL WORKSHOP SPIR II Learning Event co-organized by IFPRI, USAID, CARE, ORDA, and World Vision MAY 16, 2023 - 9:00AM TO MAY 17, 2023 - 5:00PM EAT
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SPIR II Learning Event - Welcome, Day 1
- 1. SPIR II RFSA | 2023 Learning Event Welcome, Day 1 Daniel Gilligan IFPRI May 16, 2023
- 2. Welcome! SPIR II RFSA: Strengthen PSNP Institutions and Resilience, Resilience Food Security Activity, supported by USAID • Motivation • Provide evidence to inform graduation strategies to address the pervasive food and nutrition insecurity exacerbated by the poverty of vulnerable PSNP households in the targeted woredas of Amhara and Oromia • SPIR II partner experience: WV, CARE, ORDA, IFPRI • SPIR I: 2016-2021; SPIR II: 2021-2026 • SPIR II RFSA Learning Event Objectives • Share evidence from SPIR I and SPIR II research with our partners and stakeholders • Ethiopian researchers present their contributions to the learning agenda • Foster discussion and debate on the evidence and what it means for Ethiopia
- 3. SPIR II RFSA 2023 Learning Event Day 1 Agenda
- 4. Thank you!
- 5. SPIR II RFSA 2023 Learning Event Agenda
Editor's Notes
- Welcome: I am excited to kick off this learning event. Welcome to everyone attending in person and to those on-line. acknowledge USAID funding support The SPIR II RFSA SPIR II RFSA builds on years of experience of WV, CARE and ORDA in delivering programs to address poverty and malnutrition in the presence of shocks and stressors IFPRI has evaluated the PSNP in four rounds of evaluation from 2006-2021. Results show that PSNP has produced big improvements in food security and growth in assets, while some progress in reducing the depth and prevalence of poverty Need for a bigger investment in livelihoods to accelerate poverty reduction and new approaches to reducing malnutrition SPIR attempts to achieve these through a multifaceted graduation model approach, implemented at scale with close to 500,000 beneficiaries SPIR II is the second phase (2021-2026), building on evidence from Phase I, 2016-2020 The SPIR II learning agenda