Our Mission
Launched by the G20 in the wake of the global response to the 2007–08 food price crisis, GAFSP works to build resilient and sustainable agriculture and food systems in low-income countries, in times of crisis and beyond. We provide countries, agribusinesses, and smallholder farmers with financial and technical resources to design and implement projects across the food value chain, from 'farm to table'.
As the world faces multiple and overlapping stresses and shocks – pushing millions of people, including smallholder farmers, deeper into hunger and food insecurity – GAFSP’s mandate is now more relevant than ever.
Our WorkOur Portfolio
billion in financing
Our portfolio includes over $1.5 billion in grant financing to countries, $476 million to support private sector development, and $47 million to farmers' or producer organizations.
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million people reached
Every day, we help empower millions of smallholder farmers and their families. More than 16 million people, including nearly 7 million women, have benefited from our public sector support.
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million for COVID-19
Since COVID-19 hit in 2020, we have provided over $200 million in additional or new financing to support countries' and smallholder farmers’ response and recovery efforts.
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Bangladesh
Integrated Agricultural Productivity Project (IAPP)
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Jobs and Income
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Climate Change
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Gender
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Inclusive Business
Togo
Togo Agriculture Sector Support Project (PASA)
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Fragility
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Inclusive Business
Bhutan
Blending Happiness with Hazelnuts in Bhutan
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Climate Change
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Gender
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Inclusive Business
Mauritania
Investing in Dairy Production Protects an Ancient Way of Life in the Sahara
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Access to Finance
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Fragility
Latest News
GAFSP Elects New Leadership to its Steering Committee
GAFSP is pleased to announce the appointment of Canada and the United States as new Steering Committee Chairs.
Global Food Security Program Makes Climate Focus Official
Many GAFSP projects already had climate elements but this is the first time the program will require it. The move was driven by smallholder farmers, who are seeing the ill effects of climate change on their production and livelihoods.
GAFSP: Progressing Climate Action
Investments in agriculture must be channeled towards reducing the vulnerability of smallholders and enhancing their resilience to shocks, to produce more and better food to meet future demand and reduce the global climate footprint.
Changing Lives
Insights into how investments made possible by the GAFSP Private Sector Window help change lives of farmers around the world.
Edition 8 | January 2022