This session seeks to bridge the gap between FFPO and financiers by showcasing both perspectives. It explores how FFPOs use their operational and financial track record, internal finance mechanisms, and strengthened governance to move from being seen as “beneficiaries” to being recognized as legitimate investment partners by national governments, impact investors, financial institutions and international climate funds.   

The conference will combine high‑level dialogues, evidence‑based case studies, field visits and interactive working sessions to move from shared learning to concrete commitments for scaling producer‑led transformation.

In their latest brief, IIED outline how collective action is highly effective at bolstering long-term social, economic and environmental sustainability for communities.

The results presented in this annual report reflect the dedication, ingenuity and resilience of the FFF’s partners and the forest and farm producers they support across the world. Evidence of the effectiveness of producer organizations continued to grow in countries, and they also increasingly shaped policy debates through coordinated advocacy at ...

This webinar presented real-world experience in the implementation of self-managed financial structures and show how they contribute to improved livelihoods through the mobilization of millions of dollars annually.