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Alex Shakow Committee Co-Chair, USAID Alumni Association
Shenggen Fan, Director General, IFPRI
Sir Gordon Conway Professor of International Development at Imperial College, London
Mark Rosegrant, Director of Environment and Production Technology Division, IFPRI
IFPRI, in collaboration with the USAID Alumni Association, hosted this special event where Sir Gordon Conway emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations.
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
Rajul Pandya-Lorch, Chief of Staff and Head, 2020 Vision Initiative, IFPRI
IFPRI, in collaboration with the USAID Alumni Association, hosted this special event where Sir Gordon Conway emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations.
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
Sir Gordon Conway (Professor of International Development at Imperial College, London and former president of the Rockefeller Foundation) chats with event attendee Jonathan Wadsworth of the World Bank.
IFPRI, in collaboration with the USAID Alumni Association, hosted this special event where Sir Gordon Conway emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations.
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
Asked about the importance of striking a budget agreement this year, Sperling said that "the first year of a president's second term is a good time for people to come together and make hard choices that are good for the country." To that end, he said, "President Obama has been willing to accept things [Republicans] need for a budget agreement that he doesn't necessarily agree with. You've seen him show the political courage of doing things that many of his own supporters disagreed with ... He's about getting something done. He's willing to compromise ... He's showing the country that there's another way forward."
IFPRI, and USAID Alumni Association welcomed Sir Gordon Conway (Professor of International Development at Imperial College, London and former president of the Rockefeller Foundation) to speak at this Special Event, Sustainable Intensification is the Answer to Global Food Insecurity.
He emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations. He explored Sustainable Intensification through three mutually reinforcing pillars – Ecological Intensification, Genetic Intensification, and Socio-Economic Intensification.
Sir Gordon Conway's slide presentation and video
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
IFPRI, and USAID Alumni Association welcomed Sir Gordon Conway (Professor of International Development at Imperial College, London and former president of the Rockefeller Foundation) to speak at this Special Event, Sustainable Intensification is the Answer to Global Food Insecurity.
He emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations. He explored Sustainable Intensification through three mutually reinforcing pillars – Ecological Intensification, Genetic Intensification, and Socio-Economic Intensification.
Sir Gordon Conway's slide presentation and video
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
IFPRI's Director General Shenggen Fan closed the seminar by speaking on the event's topic of sustainablity and global food security solutions.
Video of Shenggen Fan's Statement
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
Mark Rosegrant (Director, Environment and Production Technology Division, IFPRI) and Sir Gordon Conway (Professor of International Development at Imperial College, London and former president of the Rockefeller Foundation) respond to audience questions.
IFPRI, in collaboration with the USAID Alumni Association, hosted this special event where Sir Gordon Conway emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations.
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
IFPRI Director General Shenggen Fan praising Sir Gordon Conway on a successful seminar.
IFPRI, in collaboration with the USAID Alumni Association, hosted this special event where Sir Gordon Conway emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations.
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
IFPRI's Director of Environment and Production Technology Division Mark Rosegrant sharing at IFPRI & USAID Alumni Association Special Event, Sustainable Intensification is the Answer to Global Food Insecurity.
Mark Rosgrant's slide presentation and video
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
IFPRI, and USAID Alumni Association welcomed Sir Gordon Conway (Professor of International Development at Imperial College, London and former president of the Rockefeller Foundation) to speak at this Special Event, Sustainable Intensification is the Answer to Global Food Insecurity.
He emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations. He explored Sustainable Intensification through three mutually reinforcing pillars – Ecological Intensification, Genetic Intensification, and Socio-Economic Intensification.
Sir Gordon Conway's slide presentation and video
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
IFPRI's Director General Shenggen Fan closed the seminar by speaking on the event's topic of sustainablity and global food security solutions.
Video of Shenggen Fan's Statement
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
Alex Shakow (Committee Co-Chair, USAID Alumni Association) opening the seminar at this IFPRI Special Event in Washington, DC.
IFPRI, in collaboration with the USAID Alumni Association, hosted this special event where Sir Gordon Conway emphasized that sustainable intensification offers a practical pathway towards the goal of producing more food while ensuring that the natural resource base, on which agriculture depends, is sustained and improved for future generations.
Alex Shakow's welcome statement
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
Mark Rosegrant (Director, Environment and Production Technology Division, IFPRI) responds to audience questions.
IFPRI, in collaboration with the USAID Alumni Association, hosted this Special Event, Sustainable Intensification is the Answer to Global Food Insecurity, in Washington, DC.
Photo Credit: Caroline Smith / International Food Policy Research Institute / 2016
Mr. Peterson called on both parties to look beyond their rigid orthodoxies -- particularly on taxes and entitlement spending -- and reach across the aisle to strike a deal. He insisted, however, that fiscal policy changes "must be made in ways that secure benefits for the msot vulnerable, so that no one fears the social safety net is threadbare."
The fifth annual Fiscal Summit held on May 14, 2014 in Washington, D.C., sponsored by The Peter G. Peterson Foundation.
May 7, 2013, sponsored by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation.
The purpose of the conference was to explore the future of America and how today's policy decisions will have a profound impact on determining the future role of the United States in the world.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
Hartford, CT. Today at the Legislative Office Building, Connecticut Senate Republicans unveiled a package of legislative proposals to increase transparency and oversight at Connecticut’s quasi-public agencies. Following years of scandals and mismanagement of state funds by multiple quasi-public agencies, these proposals build upon past Republican proposals to protect taxpayers and restore public trust to these agencies. February 11, 2020. Photos Joseph Lemieux CT Senate Republicans.
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With GST 2.0, India is advancing toward a cleaner, more efficient tax ecosystem that empowers businesses and citizens alike.
Lower tax complexity, improved compliance, and unified rates drive affordability while strengthening the foundation for long-term growth and investment.
The image reflects India’s ambition to simplify taxation while unlocking greater opportunities for development and entrepreneurship.
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