Telling the trade stories of least developed countries

In 2015, Togo produced less than 25,000 tons of soybeans. Since then, production increased five-fold to more than 200,000 tons in 2021. How did this happen?

COVID-19 is highlighting the interconnectedness of agri-food trade; and work needs to be done to mobilise action to build safe food systems

For a new business owner, one international trade fair got things rolling

Food products comprise around 17% of LDC merchandise imports – more than double the world average of 8%.

OECD’s Seed Schemes are working to protect food systems globally, with important benefits for least developed countries

Shea is critical to the income of rural communities, and a new effort across four shea-producing countries in West Africa is looking to boost those incomes

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFRPRI) Senior Research Fellow discusses the challenges and opportunities for food security in least developed countries amidst the COVID-19 pandemic

How to ensure the women who collect shea benefit from being part of the global marketplace

Finding new buyers and tapping new markets, harnessing agriculture’s potential

Agriculture 4.0, fuelled by innovation and technology, is driving more productive, efficient and sustainable food systems.

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Senior Research Fellow discusses agriculture-based economies and how the current US-China trade situation is affecting the world’s poor

The tiny West African country The Gambia is striving to export its crops globally.

On the sidelines of the Aid for Trade Global Review 2019, The Gambia’s Vice President discusses the potential of women in trade

Government plus grassroots combo laying foundations for MSME success

In Masaka, mobilizing and educating the small enterprises that need it most

Skills strategies can provide a bridging mechanism to enable disadvantaged groups such as youth and women to gain from international trade.

Conquering a nut pollutant means lives and livelihoods saved in the process

Island nation focusing on its unique, specialty plant life to kick start economic growth