Climate change and conflict are increasingly shaping livelihoods in Myanmar, with agricultural households among the most directly affected. Yet, empirical evidence on how these stressors affect farmers’ adaptation strategies and agricultural assets remains limited. We draw on unique largescale primary surveys: Over a three-year period, we conducted bi-annual surveys with nearly 5,000 farmers, collecting data […]
Understanding recent prices increases of animal-source foods in Myanmar
The livestock sector in Myanmar represents a significant component of the national economy, contributing approximately 6 percent to the country’s GDP. Beyond its economic role, the sector provides critical livelihood opportunities for rural households and underpins the supply of animalsource foods (ASF), which are essential for enhancing dietary diversity and nutritional outcomes. A resilient and […]
Myanmar September 2025 Food Price Report
The rapidly evolving agricultural and food security situation in Myanmar requires a high frequency, systematic, and comprehensive approach to monitoring. The Myanmar Monthly Food Price Report synthesizes food price trends using publicly available datasets, focusing on key agricultural crops and highlighting regional differences in rice prices. By analyzing these trends, the report aims to provide […]
Agricultural input retailers in Myanmar: Insights from the 2025 monsoon season
This Research Note presents results from an August 2025 phone survey of 227 agricultural input retailers – who provide agricultural inputs and informal credit to farmers – in Myanmar’s major agro-ecological zones. Key Findings - Download the Report Input sales declined sharply in the 2025 monsoon relative to 2024. Fewer retailers sold inorganic fertilizers and […]
Analyzing Early Childhood Development (ECD) in Yangon and rural Ayeyarwady: October – November 2023
IFPRI conducted an in-person survey between OctoberNovember 2023, which included an assessment of early childhood education and quality of care, including the short form of the Caregiver Reported Early Development Instrument (CREDI). CREDI provides ECD indicators derived from caregiver interviews, in order to assess the overall development of children under three years old. The purpose […]
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