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Watershed Investments for Food Security and Climate Change Adaptation: 2020 Budget Insights from Malawi

A changing climate in many food insecurity hotspots has led to mounting water scarcity. For those that depend on rainfall for their livelihoods, the threat of climate change must be met with robust development investments.

Commentary by Reid Hamel — November 13, 2019

Weighing the Risk of Obesity in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Failing to assign the same weight to obesity as the global community does to undernutrition curbs our collective health, financial well-being, and stability in wealthy, middle-income, and poor nations alike.

Commentary by Elizabeth Black and Reid Hamel — May 10, 2018

Notes on Family Planning, Food Security, and Environmental Protection for USAID’s New Administrator: Everything Old Is New Again

In 1973, the U.S. representative to the United Nations reflected on his father’s narrow loss of a Senate seat some 20 years earlier due to the “revelation” that the candidate supported Planned Parenthood.

Commentary by Reid Hamel — November 9, 2017

Preventing Famine and Protecting U.S. Interests: The Case for a Robust Agricultural Science Budget

At a moment characterized by four looming famines abroad and a steady drip of political tumult at home, you could be forgiven for missing fall armyworms in the headlines, but they should command your attention nonetheless.

Commentary by Reid Hamel — May 31, 2017

The Challenges of Country-Led Development: Insights from Guatemala

Guatemala is overwhelmingly the wealthiest of the 19 focus countries within President Barack Obama’s Feed the Future Initiative. Thanks to the industry and size of its migrant population, it also boasts the largest flow of financial transfers from abroad among the group.

Commentary by Reid Hamel — November 15, 2016

Drought-Ravaged Malawi Faces Largest Humanitarian Emergency in its History

As a result of the worst drought in 35 years, southern Africa is grappling with a cereals deficit of between 6 and 10 million metric tons, and over 40 million people, 23 percent of the region’s rural population, face severe food insecurity.

Commentary by Reid Hamel — August 2, 2016

Severe, Climate Change-driven Wheat Fungus Found in Bangladesh, Highlighting Need for Risk Management Programs

Bangladesh, once derisively referred to by Henry Kissinger as a “basket case” for its seemingly intractable poverty, has made impressive strides across development sectors in the past three decades, particularly in agriculture.

Commentary by Reid Hamel — March 28, 2016

It's More than Just Drones: Industrial Base Lessons from the Conflict in Ukraine | All About the Base

Global Oil Markets Outlook: Key Takeaways from EIA’s January 2026 STEO

Examining Major Elements Driving Investment Uncertainty in the 2026 USMCA Review

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