L'Autriche et le FIDA s’efforcent de construire un avenir plus durable, plus inclusif et plus résilient et d’éradiquer ensemble la pauvreté et la faim dans le monde.

La France et le FIDA partagent la même volonté de mettre fin à la pauvreté et à la faim par le développement durable des zones rurales. L’une et l’autre placent les petits producteurs et productrices agricoles ainsi que les populations rurales au cœur de leurs priorités et affirment le rôle crucial de l'agriculture si l’on veut vraiment améliorer la sécurité alimentaire, réduire la pauvreté et atténuer les changements climatiques. Uniquement disponible en anglais.

Altogether, IFAD has implemented 19 projects in Sri Lanka, benefiting 654,832 households at a total cost of US$654.57 million (with IFAD providing US$340.49 million in financing).

IFAD’s Executive Board approved its first loan to the United Republic of Tanzania in 1978 – the second loan ever approved by the board.

Denmark and IFAD share a long-standing partnership to fight poverty and hunger. Agriculture and the food sector are the basis of their common approach to promoting sustainable rural transformation, which is essential to tackling environmental degradation and climate change.

Le FIDA et la Norvège ont une même vision d’un monde libéré de la pauvreté et de la faim.

L’ambition commune du FIDA et de la Suisse est de voir advenir un monde en paix, sans pauvreté ni faim. Parmi les plus démunis et donc les plus vulnérables aux chocs mondiaux, 80% vivent en milieu rural et, trop souvent, sont laissés pour compte.

Sharing a vision on the importance of achieving a world without hunger and poverty – and the sustainable development interventions needed to get there – the United States and IFAD have been working together since IFAD’s inception in 1977.

Spain is a founding member of IFAD and has contributed a total of US$105.76 million to the regular resources of the Fund since it was established in 1977. The partnership between Spain and IFAD focuses on investing in smallholder agriculture to ensure food and nutrition security.

IFAD and Sweden share a vision of a world without poverty and hunger and a commitment to support small-scale farmers to improve their livelihoods through the establishment of inclusive, resilient and sustainable food systems.  

Ireland and IFAD share a commitment to empower rural people to overcome poverty and hunger through sustainable development.

IFAD was the first international financial institution to lend to China. Since 1981, IFAD has worked with China to eliminate extreme poverty, increase food security and nutrition, and promote agricultural and rural development.

Le Canada et le FIDA entretiennent un partenariat de longue date pour éradiquer la pauvreté et la faim. Tous deux investissent en faveur d’une transformation rurale inclusive et durable, en particulier au profit des populations les plus démunies.    

Depuis la création du FIDA en 1977, les Pays-Bas ont été un partenaire et un contributeur fiable. Concourant au budget de base à hauteur de 717 millions d’USD, le pays s’est hissé au rang de ses cinq principaux donateurs du Fonds.

To date, 12 projects have been conducted in the country, at a total cost of US$950.48 million, with IFAD financing amounting to US$309.08 million. An estimated 1,565,500 households have benefited directly.

Germany and IFAD place small-scale farmers and rural people – especially women and youth – at the heart of their development priorities for achieving a world with no hunger (Sustainable Development Goal 2).    

Les priorités stratégiques du FIDA sont étroitement en phase avec les priorités du Japon en matière d’aide publique au développement, dont la promotion de la sécurité alimentaire et de la nutrition.

In Angola, IFAD loans support efforts to improve food security and rebuild the livelihoods of poor rural people through rural and agricultural development.

IFAD began operations in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic in 1978. Our strategy is to invest in rural people, empowering them to increase their food security, improve the nutrition of their families and increase their incomes.

IFAD began operations in Malawi in 1981 and has provided US$731.96 million in financing (including partner cofinancing) for 14 programmes and projects benefiting more than 2 million households.