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Introducing the Donor Testing Cohort for the Catalytic Capital Framework

2025-04-23T16:04:37+02:00

The Donor Platform’s Thematic Working Group on Sustainable/Blended Finance for Food Systems, in partnership with the Agri-SME Learning Collective (ASLC), announces the donor testing cohort for the Catalytic Capital Framework. These donors are key to testing the framework, offering real-world insights on deploying catalytic capital to drive meaningful change in the agri-SME sector.

Introducing the Donor Testing Cohort for the Catalytic Capital Framework2025-04-23T16:04:37+02:00

GDPRD Op-Ed in Farming First: Rethinking development assistance to finance the future of food and nutrition

2025-04-03T09:07:40+02:00

Global food systems face a financing crisis, with an annual shortfall of up to $400 billion needed for transformation. Meanwhile, the hidden costs of food production—ranging from environmental damage to health impacts—amount to US$12 trillion each year. As donor priorities shift, can development aid be reimagined to build resilient, sustainable food systems? This article explores the path forward for development communities across the world.

GDPRD Op-Ed in Farming First: Rethinking development assistance to finance the future of food and nutrition2025-04-03T09:07:40+02:00

GDPRD Briefing Paper for the Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit 2025

2025-03-17T12:33:50+01:00

The 2025 Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit (27-28 March) comes at a critical time, with malnutrition still affecting millions and food systems under strain. This briefing paper outlines the challenges and opportunities of financing food systems for nutrition, along with policy recommendations for N4G and beyond, to optimize the catalytic potential of donor resources.

GDPRD Briefing Paper for the Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit 20252025-03-17T12:33:50+01:00

World Bank: Investment Framework for Nutrition 2024

2025-03-26T14:07:20+01:00

The report marks a critical milestone in the global effort to tackle malnutrition in all its forms. Building on the foundation set by the 2017 framework, this updated edition expands its scope to address low birthweight and obesity, incorporates gender and climate considerations, and provides practical guidance for country-level implementation.

World Bank: Investment Framework for Nutrition 20242025-03-26T14:07:20+01:00

Switzerland: International Cooperation Strategy 2025–28

2025-03-11T16:36:38+01:00

The International Cooperation (IC) Strategy for the years 2025 to 2028 defines Switzerland’s priorities for development and economic cooperation, humanitarian aid and the promotion of peace and human rights. The IC Strategy is implemented by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), the FDFA's Peace and Human Rights Division (PHRD), and the EAER's State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).

Switzerland: International Cooperation Strategy 2025–282025-03-11T16:36:38+01:00

GDPRD 2024 Annual General Assembly Highlights

2025-03-10T09:25:53+01:00

The Global Donor Platform for Rural Development (GDPRD) releases its 2024 Annual General Assembly (AGA) report, titled Financing Food Systems Transformation and Rural Revitalization: Opportunities and Challenges. The emerging messages are especially significant in light of the rapidly evolving donor environment, and underscore the urgent need to rethink the financing agenda for 2025 and beyond.

GDPRD 2024 Annual General Assembly Highlights2025-03-10T09:25:53+01:00

Agroecology Investment Guide

2025-04-03T10:17:43+02:00

The Agroecology Investment Guide provides comprehensive evidence and information on investing in enterprises that operate in line with the 13 principles of agroecology. The guide presents key evidence on the social and environmental impact of agroecological enterprises (AEEs) and showcases innovative funding models to support the holistic approaches of AEEs, with the ultimate goal of shifting towards healthy, just, and resilient food systems.

Agroecology Investment Guide2025-04-03T10:17:43+02:00