Case study Vietnam, cassava
– 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..
Asia
Case study Bangladesh, micro-finance
Case study India, livelihoods
Case study India, micro businesses
Case study India, livelihoods programme
Case study Bangladesh, integrating smallholders
Case study Bangladesh, milk marketing
Case study India, economic security & gender
Case study Bangladesh, dairy and livestock
Case study Nepal, apples
– 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..
Case study Bangladesh, micro-finance
- 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..
Case study India, livelihoods
- 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..
Case study India, micro businesses
- 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..
Case study India, livelihoods programme
- IFAD case. Pradan, an NGO, works predominantly in remote tribal communities across the States of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan and West..
Case study Bangladesh, integrating smallholders
- 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..
Case study Bangladesh, milk marketing
- 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..
Case study India, economic security & gender
- 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..
Case study Bangladesh, dairy and livestock
- 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..