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Videos available from the TCI Annual Celebration

December 23, 2016
TCI hosts its year-end annual celebration to review the year’s accomplishments, present our latest research, and share a vision for the year ahead. We also launch our Annual Report. The event was held on Friday, December 9th, 2016. Watch complete video coverage of this year’s speakers.
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Tata-Cornell Institute 2016 Annual Report

December 9, 2016
Tata-Cornell Institute 2016 Annual Report
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TCI Annual Report 2016

December 9, 2016
We are delighted to share the 2016 Annual Report! This year featured an enormous amount of growth and development of our projects across India.  Most notably, our flagship project Technical Assistance for Indian Nutrition and Agriculture (TARINA) began its first year of operations.  Read all about it!
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Publication Alert: Changing Donor Trends in Assistance to Agricultural Research and Development in Africa South of the Sahara

September 14, 2016
This book chapter by Prabhu Pingali, David Spielman, and Fatima Zaidi examines the role and contribution of the donor community and official development assistance to agriculture research for development (AR4D). It appears in the book Agricultural Research in Africa: Investing in Future Harvests.
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BioVoice News presents TCI Director in featured interview section “Face-to-Face”

August 31, 2016
In the August 2016 e-Magazine by BioVoice News, reporter Rahul Koul captures his conversation with TCI Director Dr. Prabhu Pingali during his latest visit to India for the TARINA work, including promoting policy dialog on the role of agriculture in addressing malnutrition.
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TCI holds public policy panel discussion in New Delhi on food systems diversity to celebrate the inauguration of TARINA

August 15, 2016
How can policymakers, investors and development practitioners improve the affordability and availability of diverse, high-quality and nutrient-rich foods in India? This is the question that set the stage for the policy dialogue in New Delhi on August 5th, 2016, held as part of the inauguration of the Tata-Cornell Institute’s (TCI) new project: Technical Assistance and…
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TCI holds public policy panel discussion in New Delhi on food systems diversity to celebrate the inauguration of TARINA

August 15, 2016
A public policy panel discussion on “Promoting Diversity in Food Systems for Improved Nutrition Outcomes in India” was held in New Delhi on August 5th to celebrate the inauguration of the TARINA project. The debate was led by six distinguished speakers representing the government, academic and donor community. Deliberations focused on key challenges that constrain…
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Business Today interviews Dr. Pingali on Indian Food Policy

August 12, 2016
In this latest interview, TCI Director Dr. Prabhu Pingali talks with Business Today – a popular media outlet in India – to discuss agriculture policy and the food system as they relate to positive nutrition outcomes for India’s future.
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BioVoice News: TARINA addresses need to enhance access to high quality and value food in India

August 8, 2016
From the BioVoice News Desk, “Leading experts from India and abroad gathered in New Delhi recently to deliberate on the important subject of agriculture diversity and its impact on the availability of nutrition to the masses.” This was TARINA’s inaugural public policy forum. Speakers included Dr. Prabhu Pingali (Director, Tata-Cornell Institute), Dr. Purvi Mehta (BMGF);…
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Joint Tata-Cornell – ICRISAT study shows food gender bias with female adolescents diet deficient despite households being diet sufficient

August 3, 2016
The study on understanding the existing patterns of intra household allocation of food and nutrition dynamics was conducted by four students from Cornell University as part of their seven-week TCI summer internship hosted by ICRISAT. Initial findings revealed that female adolescents were diet deficient despite households being diet sufficient, while male adolescents were diet sufficient…