IFAD Annual Report 2022
Sierra Berardelli2023-08-09T14:52:15+02:002022 was a year in which the world dealt with multiple crises – among them conflict, climate change and the ongoing effects of the pandemic. Links But
2022 was a year in which the world dealt with multiple crises – among them conflict, climate change and the ongoing effects of the pandemic. Links But
The Stocktaking Moment will take place in Rome, Italy from 24 – 26 July 2023, at the premises of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). It will be hosted by Italy, in collaboration with the Rome-based UN Agencies (FAO, IFAD, WFP), the UN Food Systems Coordination Hub and the wider UN system.
GLOBAL | 12 JULY 2023 | Rome, Italy Links On 12 July 2023 from 10 AM to 12 PM (New York Time), FAO and its co-publishing partners will be
Please join us in welcoming the World Rural Forum as a Member of the Global Donor Platform for Rural Development and with WRF Director Laura Lorenzo as their representative.
This report has been produced by the HLPE-FSN at the request from the CFS to analyse quantitative and qualitative evidence regarding how inequalities within food systems impede opportunities to overcome food insecurity and malnutrition. The report seeks to identify
Final report of the findings and deliberations from the event “Assessing the Data ‘Quantum’ Leap in Agriculture and Food Systems” held on 13 February 2023 at IFAD Headquarters.
This Land Records and Transaction System Assessment and Design Toolkit is intended for practitioners in both the public and private sectors to identify optimal technology approaches for strengthened land administration.
The World Bank's flagship Global Economic Prospects report for June 2023 outlines how the global economy remains in a precarious state.
GLOBAL | 3 MAY 2023 | VIRTUAL Links The Global Report on Food Crises is the flagship publication of the Global Network Against Food Crises and is facilitated by the
The potential benefits of digital agriculture are prolific. However, farm data is generally collected by others, and smallholder farmers rely on external resources, like weather data, and proprietary tools that provide specific advisories. Farmers face a paradox: while the
