Andy Catley, Racey Henderson, and Anne Radday published a SEADS Learning Brief titled, “Emergency Agriculture Interventions: Reviewing Evidence on the Impacts on Livelihoods, Food Security, and Nutrition,” which systematically reviews the impacts of agriculture interventions in humanitarian crises. The review covers all of the main types of emergency agriculture programming, including seeds, tools and other inputs, farmer training, pest and disease control, and market support. Click here to read the full brief.