From Farm to Classroom - Growing Minds, Growing Markets

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The Gambia Agriculture and Food Security Project is bolstering the productivity and nutritional value of community food systems and paving the path to new ambitions among future generations.

The Global Agriculture and Food Security Program Contributing to Feeding Africa

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"This farm is the opportunity of a lifetime." Explore the impact the African Development Bank and GAFSP in 15 countries across Africa.

Changing Lives 2024 Edition

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Insights into how investments made possible by the GAFSP Private Sector Window help change the lives of farmers worldwide.
Edition 10 | May 2024

Kyrgyz Republic to Boost Productivity and Climate Resilience in Agriculture with World Bank Support

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"The new project marks the beginning of a series of initiatives designed to support the Cabinet of Ministers' vision for a modernized, competitive, and climate-resilient agricultural sector," said Tatiana Proskuryakova, World Bank Regional Director for Central Asia.

The African Development Bank’s Annual Portfolio Review of GAFSP

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Learn more about the African Development Bank's annual review session of the GAFSP portfolio hosted in Banjul, the Gambia, this March.

GAFSP to Host Steering Committee Meeting in Siem Reap, Cambodia

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Global Agriculture and Food Security Program will host the in-person Steering Committee Meeting on May 6-10, 2024, in Siem Riep, Cambodia.

Making a Difference for Farmers in Bangladesh

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Watch the video to see the impact of the IFC-supported investment.

AFA Delegates Participate in the 8th Global Meeting of the Farmers’ Forum

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The Farmers’ Forum is a bottom-up dialogue on rural development and poverty reduction between farmers’ organizations, the International Fund for Agricultural Development and governments.

In Haiti, Private Sector Links Are Boosting Farmer Incomes

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Smallholder farmers in the country are provided high-quality seeds alongside training in modern planting and harvesting techniques for growing high-end produce. Providing farmers direct access to formal markets reduces their exposure to the risks associated with traveling to informal markets farther away.