© Michael Stefan (IfW)
Megatrends Afrika Project Director
Migration, Kapitalströme und Wechselkurse, Wirtschaftliche Entwicklung,
Since 2020 Professor of Economics (Kiel University) and Head of Research Center “International Development”, Kiel Institute for the World Economy
2015-2020 Postdoctoral Researcher (DIW Berlin)
2011-2020 Junior and senior researcher (Kiel Institute)
2011-2015 Doctoral studies in Quantitative Economics (Kiel University)
2006-2010 B.Sc. Economics (Mannheim University) and M.Sc. Economics and Development Economics (University of Nottingham)
What does it mean to design a sustainable and effective Africa policy? How can Germany develop and rethink its relations with Africa? We addressed these questions in a dedicated blog series between September 2023 and February 2024: Joint Futures. This publication brings together all the contributions.
doi:10.18449/2024MTA-WP12
Many African countries are dependent on food and fertilizer imports from Russia and Ukraine. But with the war comes shortages and price inflation. In many places, this threatens the food security of the population and links sufficient supply to the purchasing power of individuals. In our new Kiel Policy Brief (IfW), we draft three scenarios of how grain supply could be affected in the long term.