Actualités
The Real Groundbreakers: Halimé Djimet, Chad
Halimé Djimet is leading a collective of women in Chad to produce and market their sesame seed oil successfully.
IFAD welcomes the European Union’s commitment to a new impact fund targeting small agribusinesses across emerging markets
The European Union has committed €45 million to the establishment of a new impact fund that will boost investments in small rural agribusinesses across emerging markets.
UN Messenger for Peace, Midori, performs in poor rural communities in Viet Nam's Tuyen Quang province
The world-renowned violinist and UN Messenger of Peace, Midori, will travel to rural Viet Nam this week to meet with and perform for villagers in a remote and poverty-stricken community where projects supported by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) have been working to improve conditions.
Construire des ponts entre les petits exploitants et les marchés financiers
One of the major challenges facing smallholders is getting adequate and cost-efficient protection against price volatility and climate-related impacts on production.
De l'Afrique au Brésil et retour: donner aux jeunes les moyens de prendre en main leur avenir
Sept Ghanéens, Camerounais, Nigérians et Ivoiriens, femmes et hommes, participent au Brésil à un programme d'échange et de formation sur le traitement du manioc et la résilience aux changements climatiques.
Major international discussions draw to a close in Poland
An international conference in Poland will try to finalise a deal on how to tackle climate change, but delegates from almost 200 countries are yet to agree on how to implement the Paris climate accord reached three years ago.
Agir maintenant: renforcer l'action à l'échelle mondiale contre le réchauffement de la planète
Des délégués de quelque 200 pays débattent pendant deux semaines de l'action à mener contre les changements climatiques, dans le cadre de négociations organisées par l'Organisation des Nations Unies à Katowice.
New IFAD-funded project to raise incomes of smallholder farmers in Uganda
Over 30,800 vulnerable rural households in Uganda will benefit from a US$210.4 million project that aims to sustainably increase rural livelihoods by supporting an efficient oil palm industry that complies with modern environmental and social standards.