
IFIAD
Dublin, Ireland
About
IFIAD is a non-profit network based in Dublin, Ireland working on poverty & hunger, international development, environment & climate +1 more.
IFIAD, the Irish Forum for International Agricultural Development, is a network of Irish organisations working on agriculture and food security for development. Its members include NGOs, universities, farmer organisations and government bodies. IFIAD aims to share knowledge and innovation in agricultural development, build partnerships and strengthen Ireland's contribution to hunger and climate challenges in developing countries, particularly in Africa. Its activities include an annual conference, webinars, workshops, multisector networking, high-level dialogues and international exchange. It also hosts the knowledge and learning component of the Ireland Africa Rural Development Committee and runs the Youth Food Forum, Ireland's national chapter of the World Food Forum. Membership is open to interested institutions and individuals. The secretariat is hosted by Self Help Africa in Dublin.
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Youth Food Forum
Children & Youth · Ireland
Irish youth platform that works to shape agrifood systems and engage young people in agrifood policy, multisector partnerships and international fora such as the World Food Forum.
Africa Agri-food Development Programme
International development
IFIAD programme focused on agri-food development in Africa.
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Concern Worldwide, Trócaire, Teagasc, University College Cork, University of Galway, UCD School of Agriculture and Food Science, Misean Cara, Vita, Self Help Africa, Macra na Feirme, Irish Farmers Association, ICSA, ICMSA, Irish Aid, Sustainable Food Systems Ireland, Irish Global Health Network
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