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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetFAO Investment Centre – 2021 at a glance 2022The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) aims to provide sustainable agrifood investment and finance solutions to member countries and investors including international and national financial Institutions. The ultimate goal is to help countries achieve their sustainable development goals and the promise of the four betters – better production, better nutrition, a better environment and a better life, leaving no one behind.
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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetFAO Investment Centre - 2023 at a glance 2024The world’s agrifood systems need to become greener, healthier, more inclusive and more resilient. Investment is critical to that transition. FAO, through its Investment Centre, works with partners to provide tailored, scalable investment and finance solutions to help countries achieve better, more sustainable outcomes. This latest edition of the FAO Investment Centre Annual Review looks at the Centre’s achievements in 2023 while also identifying priority areas for the coming years.
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Book (stand-alone)FAO Investment Centre – Annual review 2022 2023
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No results found.Poised to become the go-to place for agrifood investment and finance solutions, the FAO Investment Centre provides a full suite of investment support services to FAO Members, working in over 120 countries. The Centre acts as a bridge between Members and financing partners to scale up agrifood investment for greater impact at country level. It also supports better enabling conditions for policy and investment and integrates FAO’s vast knowledge and expertise into national and regional investment planning. In 2022, the Centre helped design 45 IFI-approved public investment projects in 34 countries for a total of USD 8.8 billion in new investment – up 22 percent from the previous year’s USD 7.2 billion. And it provided implementation support to 275 ongoing investment projects representing a portfolio worth over USD 44.5 billion. Also notable were contributions to 52 agricultural studies, 25 sector studies, 17 policy studies and 6 policy dialogues and the publication of 34 new knowledge products – from a flagship study on carbon neutrality in agrifood systems to investing in youth in Africa, among others.
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