Phil Jefferys shares his thoughts and feelings on the ‘worst drought in history’ and massive bush fires in Australia.

A recent article was written and published on the climate talks with the children and women of Centre Kitumaini at Lake Kivu

For twenty days, fifteen women from several member associations of the Kitumaini Center who work in the field of agriculture will be equipped with skills on empowerment and management of groups.

A great podcast and interview with James Potter of the Indga Foundation on changing the practice of "slash and burn"

We are calling all members and friends to help support the needs of Farmers’ Dialogue.

Korean farmers have inspiring experiences to share with the world!

Initiatives of Change (IofC) is pleased to announce the launch of their refreshed brand. The refreshed brand was launched on January 17, 2018, during the 50th anniversary celebration of Initiatives of Change’s centre in India: Asia Plateau in Panchgani.

Invitation to the Uganda Farmers' Dialogue Conference 2017

When some of our team first visited Asia Plateau in 1966 it was a bare hillside which is now covered in trees and a source of much wildlife. Later, in 2002, some of our colleagues from East Africa came to Asia Plateau to attend an International Farmers’ Dialogue followed by visits to Indian farms, and they were so inspired by what they had seen and heard that they decided to work together to hold similar events in their countries. This programme has since then expanded to involve Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, DR Congo, Mayotte and is reaching out to Southern Sudan and Burundi.

This article appeared in the TAA (Tropical Agriculture Association) winter 2016 magazine. As a programme of Initiatives of Change – a global movement of people who are changing the world for the better, starting with themselves – Farmers’ Dialogue is part of a worldwide network of people committed to the task of transforming society through change in the individuals, beginning with themselves.