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Agriculture is still the single most important economic sector and source of employment in emerging markets. Seventy percent of the world's poor live in rural areas. IFC has made agribusiness a priority because of its potential for broad development impact and especially strong role in poverty reduction.

FEATURES
IFC Agribusiness Investments Hit Record $2 billion amid Financial and Food Crises
IFC Isignificantly increased its support for agribusiness in fiscal 2009 to boost the food supply in developing countries in response to the global food price hikes and volatility.
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Sandora: Supply Chain Development in Ukraine
IFC’s partnership with Sandora, a rising Ukrainian agribusiness company, shows how much a combination of investment and technical assistance can do to build a local firm’s competitiveness and development impact.
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A Premium Blend: Better Coffee, Bigger Incomes
Thousands of small-scale coffee farmers in Central America’s poorest countries are making more money through sustainable agricultural practices developed with IFC’s financing and business advice.
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PRESS RELEASES
19 Oct 2009

استثمارات مؤسسة التمويل الدولية في أنشطة الأعمال الزراعية تتجاوز 2 بليون دولار أثناء الأزمة المالية والغذائية

16 Oct 2009

IFC Agribusiness Investments Hit Record $2 billion amid Financial and Food Crises

27 Jul 2009

IFC and China CNCA Host International Good Agriculture Practice Forum in Beijing

16 Jul 2009

IFC respalda expansión de infraestructura de procesamiento de soja en un puerto en Argentina

16 Jul 2009

IFC Partners with Local Bank to Support Increased Purchases of Cocoa from Small Farmers in Ghana