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Carmine Paolo De Salvo

Carmine Paolo De Salvo

Carmine Paolo De Salvo is a rural development specialist at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), where he currently works on policy and investment loans in the agricultural sector in Haiti, Suriname and Peru. In addition, Paolo directs the Agrimonitor initiative, whose objective is to monitor agricultural public policies in Latin America and the Caribbean, using the Producer Support Estimate (PSE) methodology. Prior to IDB, Paolo worked in the Agriculture and Rural Development division of the World Bank and as an economist at the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) for the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs in Zanzibar, Tanzania. Paolo is Italian and studied at the University of Bologna and has a Master in Economics from the London Schools of Economics.

World Agriculture Day: How and How Much Do Countries in the Region Support the Agricultural Sector?

September 9, 2024 por Héctor Valdés Conroy - Gonzalo Muñoz - Carmine Paolo De Salvo - Gonzalo Rondinone Leave a Comment

Politicas agropecuarias america latina y el caribe 2023

Since 2014, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), through the Agrimonitor initiative, has systematically analyzed agricultural public policies in the region, using the Producer Support Estimate methodology developed by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). This methodology allows for international comparisons of the different types and levels of … [Read more...] about World Agriculture Day: How and How Much Do Countries in the Region Support the Agricultural Sector?

How the War between Russia and Ukraine Might Affect Your Dinner in Latin America and the Caribbean

April 29, 2022 por Gonzalo Rondinone - Carmine Paolo De Salvo - Lina Salazar - Gonzalo Muñoz Leave a Comment

Agricultural commodity prices have been very volatile since the early 2000s, peaking in 2008, then declining sharply until 2010 before starting to rise again (i). In 2012, prices reached a new peak caused by a historic drought in the United States, but then remained low over 2015–2019, a period that also saw a restocking of inventories of soybean, wheat, and corn. In stark … [Read more...] about How the War between Russia and Ukraine Might Affect Your Dinner in Latin America and the Caribbean

Future foodscapes, a changing landscape in the Haitian agricultural sector

May 19, 2021 por Carmine Paolo De Salvo - Boaz Anglade Leave a Comment

Thoughts from a ‘Mercredi de Réflexion’ What is the ‘Mercredi de Réflexion’? The ‘Mercredi de Réflexion’ is a monthly meeting organized by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Haiti Country Office that tackles relevant topics for the country's development and economic growth. These meetings bring to the table sector specialists, academics, … [Read more...] about Future foodscapes, a changing landscape in the Haitian agricultural sector

Technologies transfer…a tool towards food security

November 13, 2018 por Carmine Paolo De Salvo - theresas Leave a Comment

Imagine a life in which you go work all day and come back with just enough money to pay for food for your family. A life in which you do not easily have enough money to cover the school fees of your children or to pay for basic medical care. Imagine a life in which, despite hard work and great efforts, your opportunities to improve your condition are very limited. Well, this … [Read more...] about Technologies transfer…a tool towards food security

Can agricultural policies influence greenhouse gas emissions?

April 30, 2018 por Carmine Paolo De Salvo Leave a Comment

Climate change is a key driver of agricultural productivity and growth, and its importance will increase in the coming years and decades. In Latin America and the Caribbean, climate variability, higher temperatures and alterations in precipitation will directly affect harvest yields and rural communities’ living conditions. By 2020, yield losses of 21% to 34% have been … [Read more...] about Can agricultural policies influence greenhouse gas emissions?

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