
The Forest and Farm Facility provides direct financial support and
technical assistance to strengthen forest and farm producer
organizations representing smallholders, rural women’s groups, local
communities and indigenous peoples’ institutions. Collectively, forest
and farm producers have the potential to achieve the Sustainable
Development Goals and to respond to climate change at landscape scales. A
partnership between FAO, IIED, IUCN and AgriCord, the Forest and Farm
Facility is funded by Sweden, Germany, the United Kingdom, Finland, the United States of America, the Netherlands and IKEA.
Highlights
New technical brief: The growing potential of producer organizations
06/10/2026
This brief shows that recognizing producer organizations as responsible and strategic partners, strengthening their capacities and providing them with long-term support, offers a practical, cost-effective pathway for achieving more resilient, equitable and sustainable rural development at scale.
New video: Revitalising coffee cooperative in Kenya
01/10/2026
Through FFF support, the Tenges Farmers Cooperative Society has undergone comprehensive structural transformation to scale up its local coffee economy. In two years, their income has risen almost 70 percent.
Stories of impact from the ground
11/08/2026
Explore our impact stories from Forest and Farm Facility partners around the world, showcasing how local organizations are creating lasting change. These impact stories show how livelihoods have been improved, sustainable businesses supported, and landscapes made more climate-resilient, while strengthening social and cultural values.
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- International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
- International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN)
- AgriCord
Videos
Latest events
Webinar series - Webinar #4 Unlocking Investment and Global Funds for FFPOs
10/09/2026
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, imp...