FOOD & WATER

IfCo Global, with our partners, have been formulating plans with governments and leading enterprise to:

 
Support indigenous farmers to multi crop low impact alternative flour crops and to form trade collection co-operatives for a sustaining economy. 


Support indigenous farmers to multi crop low impact alternative flour crops and to form trade collection co-operatives for a sustaining economy. 

 
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Venture in flour and ingredient processing facilities for shipment to N. America and European vendors. In addition to stimulate local trade into creating a mass market economy for snacking/ food products to support local/national consumption demand. For example in Mexico plantain has been seen as a poor man’s food and the flour prices have been high with supply very low. IfCo working with the Departments of Economic Development and also Agriculture can stimulate economy in the South of Mexico with plantain crops where water irrigation would have been very limited and costly.

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Support indigenous farmers to multi crop low impact alternative flour crops and to form trade collection co-operatives for a sustaining economy. 

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Support the protection of indigenous land and water rights.


Current:  Mexico, Belize, Liberia

Future: USA, and support of our other supply chain partners throughout the World .

 
 

What If this huge and inevitable question guides us as we

INFLUENCE BOTH THE HEALTH OF THIS GENERATION & HELP OUR PLANET TO HEAL

 

REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE & WATER RIGHTS

If we are to feed the projected 10 billion people on our planet, supply and demand pressures will become more acute around agriculture and food production and the possible scarcity of water due to (i) climate change, (ii) water rights controls, and (iii) probable population growth.

 

  • We recognize that as capable citizens of our world we have to double our food production by 2050. This action is despite farm land in the USA currently being shrunk, as well as yields in Africa being only 1 ton per hectare as opposed to 4-8 tons in the USA.

  • We champion ‘alternative’, low impact crops which require little irrigated water and recognize that there is irrevocability both in organic crops and the natural flow of water which have over the last 2000 years had little care for what our actions have been governed by - creed, color, gender, geography exchange.

  • We act as General as well as Venture Partners for this sector of IfCo Global, through our activities in clean and regenerative agriculture ventures with focus to increase yields, productivity and exchange value of “low impact” organic crops, such as plantain, coconut, hemp, cassava and algae.

Our Socially Responsible and ESG Investing Guidelines pursue the urgent direction for our planet as set out in The UN Intergovernmental 2019 Bio-diversity & Eco System report.

We also believe that our focus on a clean agriculture fund, a segment of our IFCO GLOBAL FUND can create mitigated, collateralized risk as well as higher than average returns because of both our land tenure/rights strategy and also our venture partners strategic involvement in the complete seed to store value chain.