Agroecology Fund
Abstract: This fact sheet summarizes the Agroecology Fund?s 2023 grant disbursements totaling $5.43M through 152 grants across 61 countries, with 30% directed to women, youth, and Indigenous-led projects. The funding landscape prioritizes agroecology clusters in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, with Kenya among the top recipients. Kenyan grantees include IMPACT, KIYN, IWGI, and RIDEP. Key themes include climate justice, biocultural restoration, traditional knowledge, and community food sovereignty. Special grant categories supported documentation, cooperatives, and alliance building. Graphics provide regional investment breakdowns and gender analyses. The report emphasizes global-to-local alignment, network deepening, and evidence generation for advocacy and policy influence. It highlights collaboration with learning hubs, movement infrastructures, and agroecological research institutions.