Ejovi Abafe: Breaking the Wall of Micronutrient Malnutrition
I aim to break the wall of micronutrient malnutrition by identifying and promoting the production of nutrient-dense crops. This approach targets global food systems, ensuring they provide essential micronutrients, particularly to vulnerable populations, through sustainable agricultural land use practices.
Before his current PhD at the Riddet Institute, Ejovi earned a master’s and a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of South Africa (UNISA) and Delta State University, Nigeria, respectively. His research aims to deepen understanding of how land use can satisfy food and nutritional requirements of a growing global population.