Farms. Food. Future.

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Innovating for a sustainable farming future
This month’s edition of Farms.Food.Future. is all about innovation. Donal Brown talks about how IFAD is innovating in projects around the world. This month, we're also featuring some amazing game-chan
Bridging the Digital Gender Gap
In this podcast we look at International Womens Day 2023, which explores the impact of the digital gender gap, speaking to IFAD's Ndaya Beltchika. We also talk to ecommerce professional, Shelley Buri
Promoting Indigenous Voice
This month we talk about a crucial yet underrepresented group in the fight for climate change: Indigenous Peoples. Join us on our travels around the world and hear what chefs, activists and experts ha
Putting our Money Where our Mouth is
Its the end of the year, and were jumping headfirst into 2023. First, we introduce a soon-to-be familiar face: our new president, Alvaro Lario, who talks about his plans for IFAD. We then turn to Sa
Building Biodiversity for a Successful Farming Future
As we near next months UN Biodiversity Conference COP 15 we take a look at a different side of climate change: biodiversity and conservation. On this months episode, Senior Biodiversity Speciali
The Inside Scoop on Climate Change in Africa
This months episode of Farms.Food.Future is all about climate change in Africa. We focus on accomplishments and shortcomings on the continent. IFADs own Jo Puri introduces IFADs climate goals a
Racking up Renewables in Africa
This month were focusing on renewable energy. Fossil fuels are dwindling and access to energy is already a scarcity in Africa. Now, people are turning to renewable energy technology. Well first talk
Good Nutrition Better Lives - Focus on Africa
In Africa, just under 800 million people are facing food insecurity. And that situation is made worse by a triple crisis - COVID-19, climate change and conflict. In this podcast our team in Nairobi, D
Building Resilience in a Time of Famine
20 million people in the Horn of Africa are at risk of starvation, largely due to a four year drought which has created the driest conditions in the area in forty years. Dr. Joseph Awange and IFADs S