About

Abolaji Ogunjimi is a food security researcher with strong interests in sustainable agriculture, climate adaptation, and farmer-focused knowledge sharing, interests she currently pursues as a Research and Knowledge Management intern with the World Agriculture Forum. She holds a master's degree in food security (with distinction) from the University of Glasgow, completed through a Commonwealth Scholarship. Her research focuses on developing practical solutions to agricultural challenges in low- and middle-income countries, including a recent systematic review on agronomic climate change adaptation strategies Nigerian rice farmers use. As Blogs Lead for the Commonwealth Youth Climate Change Network (CYCN) Communications Working Group, she published articles on agriculture and climate change. With a background in fieldwork, community engagement, academic research, and writing, Abolaji is committed to bridging the gap between research, policy, and smallholder farmers' needs. She continues to explore opportunities that connect agricultural research with grassroots implementation and support climate-resilient agrifood systems.