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IFDC Releases 2017 Annual Report We invite you to read our newly released Annual Report for 2017. We had an excellent year and achieved many of our goals.
In this report we feature our work in Burundi as we foster resilience with individual households and communities by empowering each family member. We're also focusing on results: what did our projects achieve and how did we reach out beneficiaries.
You can also find a complete list of our staff publications and presentations.
Thank you for your continued interest and support in what we do. We're continuing to improve and grow, and as we forge ahead in 2018 and beyond, the future for IFDC and the people we reach is bright.
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USAID Markets II: Video Success Stories
IFDC partnered with Chemonics to implement the USAID-funded MARKETS II project in Nigeria. During the life of the project, MARKETS II facilitated 170 public-private partnerships along the value chain that provided a foundation of sustainable partnerships that will continue on into the future. Watch this video and others in the series below. |
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| New Video: Empowering Women in Bangladesh Mita Yeasmin is a vegetable farmer in Bangladesh. In this mini-documentary, Mita discusses how the the Accelerating Vegetable Productivity Improvement (AVPI) project is equipping her with the skills she needs to succeed. Her story is in one part of a three-video series.
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| Leaving No One Behind: Building Capacities to Bolster Livelihoods Kurman Isa is a 35-year-old farmer, father, and husband. Through the Transforming Irrigation Management in Nigeria (TRIMING) project, Kurman is learning farming and business practices to support his family.
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Our New Look: IFDC's Bold Redesign
IFDC has grown and established itself as an independent expert in soil fertility with proven ability to move research from the lab to the field. The organization has learned at every opportunity, adapted to meet new challenges, and constantly evolved to become what we are today. After 44 years of growth, it’s time our logo caught up.
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CSIS Report: Delegation Visits Feed the Future Ghana ATT Project
The Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) recently led a congressional delegation to visit Ghana, a vital Feed the Future country. The delegation visited our Ghana Agriculture Technology Transfer (ATT) project to learn about how IFDC works with rural farmers to adopt new technology. |
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Register for IFDC International Training |
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Technology Advances in Agricultural Production, Water and Nutrient Management Join Us in the United States | August 20 – August 31, 2018 | Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee and Washington, D.C.
This popular international workshop is designed for innovative farmers, agronomists, soil scientists, researchers and extensionists from national and international agricultural research institutes and universities, as well as policymakers from governments and ministries in charge of agricultural productivity and planning.
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