
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.
PAS TERRA: Scaling up agroforestry and agroecology for food, climate and forests
28/09/2026
Join us at a hybrid event on 30 September to explore how the TERRA initiative plans to scale up agroforestry and agroecology for food, climate and forests.
From local success to global transformation: scaling up successful producer-led solutions through the Forest and Farm Facility (FFF)
03/09/2026
Mobilizing farm, agroforestry and forestry producers to organize themselves and define solutions is foundational to global agrifood system transformation, necessitating their elevation to the centre of international development agendas.
Webinar #4: Unlocking Investment and Global Funds for FFPOs
03/09/2026
Accessing external finance is the critical engine that Forest and Farm Producer Organizations (FFPOs) require to scale operations and impact. This can be a major challenge, as FFPOs often fail to qualify for finance due to complex eligibility...
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- International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
- International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN)
- AgriCord
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