Rupsha R Banerjee

Rupsha R Banerjee

Senior scientist- Institutions and Innovation

Rupsha R Banerjee, PhD Science Technology and Cognition, with over 10 years’ experience working in Asia and Africa, has skills in evidence-based research to stimulate innovation for development, recognize institutional needs and designs for emerging markets and assess their influence in policy, agricultural transformation and decision making in households and livelihoods. She works on evaluating delivery and business models for scaling technology including gender dimensions for innovation. She has assessed institutional and community needs for drought risk financing solution assessments in Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, Senegal and Somalia. She currently leads an agenda for scaling-out drought index-insurance for livestock and other drought risk financing approaches, including use of digital information for service delivery in the drylands of sub-Saharan Africa.

My Blog Posts

One CGIAR

ILRI News

Unlocking the potential of India’s livestock sector through digital and financial services

My Projects

Pouring milk

ACTIVE

MoreMilk: More milk for lives and livelihoods in Kenya

My Publications

Agricultural Economics - 2026 - Shikuku - Preferences for Bundled Index‐Based Livestock Insurance Evidence From Northern.pdf.jpg

Preferences for Bundled Index-Based Livestock Insurance: Evidence From Northern Kenya

  • Shikuku, Kelvin Mashisia
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Long-run effects of catastrophic drought insurance

  • Barrett, Christopher B.
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Feeding Futures: Inclusive Livestock Services and effective last mile delivery through digital innovations in India

  • Banerjee, Rupsha R.
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Scaling livestock insurance with service bundles for better risk management in pastoral areas: lessons from a rapid assessment in Isiolo county, Northern Kenya

  • Banerjee, Rupsha R.
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Understanding livelihood, conflict and risk: insights from exploratory research among farmers and herders in Kano, Northern Nigeria

  • Derbyshire, Samuel
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Aligning Community Preferences with Commercial Feasibility in Fodder Production: Insights from the Borana Zone, Ethiopia

  • Gobu, Wako