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Sainsbury’s invests in living wages for banana workers three years ahead of industry commitment

From today, every single banana bought at Sainsbury’s will contribute towards paying thousands of workers a fairer wage and support the future of banana growers in Cameroon, Colombia, Dominican Republic…

World Bank supports sustainable development of family farming in Mato Grosso, Brazil

New partnership to regenerate and develop the dry shrubland of Brazil’s Caatinga

More than 40 public, private and civil society signatories have created a new partnership to manage the semi-arid hinterland in the Brazil states of Paraíba, Pernambuco and Rio Grande do…

Exploring EUDR Adaptation Strategies: Deputy Minister Hoang Trung Engages in Talks with IDH CEO in Switzerland

Deputy Minister Hoang Trung presented a gift of Vietnamese agricultural products to Daan Wensing. Photo: ICD. DAVOS, Switzerland – January 17, 2024 Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Hoang…

Food for Thought

We have published a…

Innovative Premium Mechanism Drives Sustainable Agroforestry Transformation in Cocoa Supply Chain

Open-Sourcing Research Assets to Transform Smallholder Agriculture

At IDH we have fully open-sourced our learning framework, along with our methodologies for primary farmer data collection and our indicator templates. These research assets are…

Begin Your 2024 with the Latest in Smallholder Agriculture

Kickstart your new year with the latest developments in smallholder agriculture through our Smallholder-Inclusive Business Newsletter. In our latest edition, we highlight a fun quiz to challenge and…

Linear thinking is no help to us in solving the problems of 2024

Those of us in mission-driven roles are finding that we are wasting our time and money if we try to approach climate and income inequality problems in our supply chains one by one. We just can’t understand systemic problems properly that way. As we look back at 15 years of IDH’s existence, I can frankly say that IDH learned this the hard way.

Towards improving farmers’ livelihoods in Okomu Forest Landscape in Nigeria