Agriculture & Food Security

IPS research on Agriculture and Food Security addresses the constraints to strengthening Sri Lanka’s agricultural sector to ensure food security, improve productivity and raise farmer incomes. Strengthening food security and nutrition, improving input-use efficiency, and addressing weaknesses in public investment are important to enhance the sector’s performance. These challenges are compounded by price volatility, fragmented value chains, weak market connectivity, and post-harvest and quality-related losses, which affect both farmers and consumers.

IPS research therefore focuses on strengthening agricultural productivity, market access, and value chain development to support a more resilient and sustainable agricultural sector.

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Develop a Strategic Plan and Roadmap for Sri Lanka’s Coconut Sector
Climate Smart Agriculture Investments for Productivity Enhancement: Implications for Poverty-Stricken Small-Holder Farmers in Vulnerable Communities
SHAPE-Asia: Building a Regional Community of Practice to Unite Asian Nations for Healthier Food Systems and Policy Environments
Analysis of the Nexus Between Food Price Rise, Food Security, and Poverty in Sri Lanka
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