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Placing small-scale farmers and rural populations at the heart of climate discussions - IFAD at COP 27

To ensure small-scale farmers and rural populations from developing countries receive the attention and funding they urgently need, IFAD is organising, and will be active in, over twenty events at COP27 to highlight the challenges and solutions that small-scale farmers need to feed a growing population while adapting to the escalating impacts of climate change.

At COP27, we need big wins for a greener future, says IFAD President

Ahead of this year’s COP, President Lario shares three big wins for the planet that can mitigate climate change and help the world’s poorest rural people adapt to its inevitable impacts.

Adapt or starve – UN Agricultural Fund calls for urgent climate finance for small-scale farmers

With the negative impacts of climate change becoming more frequent and severe, IFAD is calling for urgent and increased financing to support hundreds of millions of small-scale farmers adapt to climate change.

Seeing the bigger picture: 6 ways IFAD uses GIS to optimize climate investment

Discover how IFAD uses Geographic Information Systems to better understand where and how climate change is affecting smallholder farming, and what is needed to mitigate its effects.

Climate Change in Africa, what’s really happening? –  Episode 37

COP27 is upon us – join us for an African perspective on what to expect from this year’s UN climate change conference in Egypt.

A tale of two towns in Tajikistan

In Tajikistan two neighbouring towns face different fates as one suffers the aftermath of drought and displacement and the other is saved by irrigation.

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