Inclusive Agri-Food Systems & Trade

Driving inclusive policies for sustainable agri-food systems
Promoting inclusive agricultural and food security policies through research, capacity development, and influence for sustainable agri-food systems.
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We help farmers, policymakers, and stakeholders access the knowledge and tools they need to strengthen agricultural trade systems and ensure food security inclusively and sustainably.
Agricultural trade involves the movement of crops and food products from farms to markets, through domestic and regional channels. It relies on multiple actors—farmers, distributors, processors, policymakers—and effective systems are crucial for fair, efficient, and resilient markets.

Challenges that persist: Farmers face limited access to markets, inconsistent policies, and logistical inefficiencies. These gaps compromise economic growth and food security.

Through research, PiLAF analyzes trade flows, policy gaps, and market dynamics to provide evidence-based insights. Through outreach, we engage stakeholders across the value chain to implement practical solutions, and through training, we build the capacity of farmers, cooperatives, and policymakers to navigate and optimize agricultural markets.
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We are committed to build long lasting partnerships with our clients which founded on trust and collaboration in our work. We help foster a sustainable growth for our clients to contribute the industry's advancement.
What does “inclusive agri-food systems and trade” mean?
Why is agricultural trade so important for food security?

Agricultural trade ensures that food can move smoothly from farms to markets, both within and across regions. When trade systems function well, farmers earn better incomes, markets stay stable, and consumers gain consistent access to safe, affordable food.

What challenges do farmers face in participating effectively in agricultural markets?
How does PiLAF support stakeholders in improving agricultural trade systems?