Hyacinth Onuorah Edeh

Hyacinth Onuorah Edeh

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Research Analyst
Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy

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Hyacinth Onuorah Edeh is currently a Research Analyst under IFPRI’s Nigeria Strategy Support Program (NSSP). He joined IFPRI’s Nigeria Strategy Support Programme (NSSP) in 2011 as a Senior Research Assistant. Hyacinth received his Bachelor of Agriculture Degree in Agricultural Economics and Extension from Enugu State University of Science and Technology (2000), and his Master of Science Degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of Nigeria (2008).

Previously, he worked as a part-time lecturer in the Economics Unit of the Pre-Degree School of the Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, and as an Associate Research Fellow with the African Institute for Applied Economics (AIAE), Enugu.

His research interests include those related to household welfare, food and nutrition security, agricultural productivity, climate change, land governance and management. Currently, his researches at IFPRI focuses on institutional capacity assessment, welfare effects of technology adoption, and farm productivity under private irrigation system.  

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