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Press Releases 2008
Action by National Governments Key to Confronting Food Shortages IFAD Farmers' Forum: Progress - But More to Do 2007
Global warming is a threat to food security and farmers’ livelihoods
Farmers welcome World Bank Development Report
To support rural women in order to ensure food production
Today’s actions for tomorrow’s harvest
Fight rural poverty to eliminate hazardous child labour in agriculture 2006
Rural Women, generators of a future for all
The urgent need to develop a sustainable agriculture in the Mediterranean
Having an innovative “farmer centred approach” to restructure markets
Make a difference for farmers incomes
Increasing investment in agriculture to turn dryland areas into economic ones
World Farmers Adopt New Agricultural Policies
World Farmers’ Charter establishing fundamental principles for farmers
300 people discussing the ambitions of worldwide farmers in Seoul |
Neil SORENSEN Communications Coordinator Email: neil.sorensen@ifap.org Jessica GOODFELLOW Communications Officer E-mail: jessica.goodfellow@ifap.org Phone:+33 1 45 26 05 53 Fax: +33 1 48 74 72 12 
IFAP is the world farmers’ organisation representing over 600 million farm families grouped in 115 national organisations in 80 countries. It is a global network in which farmers from industrialised and developing countries exchange concerns and set common priorities. IFAP advocates farmers’ interests at the international level since 1946 and has General Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. |
