– Ethnic minority farmers located on the hillsides of North-Central Vietnam are being offered opportunities to improve their livelihoods and incomes in a sustainable way, by working together with cassava processing enterprises who..
– The case study presents a relatively small but meaningful pilot project that is presently scaling up from 400 to 3,000 farmers (with an ultimate goal of 10,000 participants) in Nepal’s most important apple growing district. The..
- IFAD case. The project – funded by IFAD and implemented by the Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF) – is working to improve technical service provision to rural poor people, by contracting input supply and service..
- IFAD case. Orissa is the second poorest state in India. Nearly 22% of its population is made up of ethnic tribal peoples. Ecological degradation, erratic rainfall and a high risk of drought have resulted in food insecurity,..
- IFAD case. Established in 1992, Udyogini translates from Hindi to ‘Woman Entrepreneur’. To empower women with the skills and resources needed to contribute to building and managing microenterprises, the NGO offers business..
- IFAD case. Pradan, an NGO, works predominantly in remote tribal communities across the States of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan and West Bengal. A majority of these districts are among the 150..
- IFAD case. IDE believes that the smallholder is a capable, proactive and rational entrepreneur who, under the right conditions, is able to take advantage of market opportunities and invest his/her way out of poverty. Integrating..
- IFAD case. The Charlands Livelihoods Programme (CLP) is a seven year programme (2004-2011) funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID), and sponsored by the Rural Development and Cooperatives Division of the..
- IFAD case. This women’s non-profit association (SEWA) is a trade union that was established in 1972, to help poor women achieve economic security. The annual membership fee is INR 5 (about USD 0.10) and the union is open to women..
- IFAD case. This programme was launched in 1999 with the help of a UNDP grant of USD 3.0 million, to provide additional income to the beneficiaries of an existing project that had not succeeded in boosting incomes above the poverty..
– Ethnic minority farmers located on the hillsides of North-Central Vietnam are being offered opportunities to improve their livelihoods and incomes in a sustainable way, by working together with cassava processing enterprises who want to develop..
– The case study presents a relatively small but meaningful pilot project that is presently scaling up from 400 to 3,000 farmers (with an ultimate goal of 10,000 participants) in Nepal’s most important apple growing district. The project focuses on..
- IFAD case. The project – funded by IFAD and implemented by the Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF) – is working to improve technical service provision to rural poor people, by contracting input supply and service provision through NGOs..
- IFAD case. Orissa is the second poorest state in India. Nearly 22% of its population is made up of ethnic tribal peoples. Ecological degradation, erratic rainfall and a high risk of drought have resulted in food insecurity, increasing out-migration and..
- IFAD case. Established in 1992, Udyogini translates from Hindi to ‘Woman Entrepreneur’. To empower women with the skills and resources needed to contribute to building and managing microenterprises, the NGO offers business development services (BDS)..
- IFAD case. Pradan, an NGO, works predominantly in remote tribal communities across the States of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan and West Bengal. A majority of these districts are among the 150 poorest in the country...
- IFAD case. IDE believes that the smallholder is a capable, proactive and rational entrepreneur who, under the right conditions, is able to take advantage of market opportunities and invest his/her way out of poverty. Integrating Smallholders into..
- IFAD case. The Charlands Livelihoods Programme (CLP) is a seven year programme (2004-2011) funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID), and sponsored by the Rural Development and Cooperatives Division of the Ministry of Local..
- IFAD case. This women’s non-profit association (SEWA) is a trade union that was established in 1972, to help poor women achieve economic security. The annual membership fee is INR 5 (about USD 0.10) and the union is open to women without a stable job..
- IFAD case. This programme was launched in 1999 with the help of a UNDP grant of USD 3.0 million, to provide additional income to the beneficiaries of an existing project that had not succeeded in boosting incomes above the poverty line of USD 318 per..