International Federation of Agricultural Producers (IFAP)
Fédération internationale des producteurs agricoles (FIPA)
Federación Internacional de Productores Agropecuarios
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Founded
1946-05 London UK
History
Founded at a conference called by British farmers' organizations; formally established at 1st General Meeting, 1947, Scheveningen (Netherlands).
Dissolved by court judgement, 4 Nov 2010.
Activities assumed by C-XJ4561 - World Farmers' Organisation (WFO).
Aims
Represent internationally the interests of family farmers, by laying coordinated views of national member organizations before any appropriate international body; improve the economic and social status of all who live by and on the land; ensure the security of the world's food supply; promote creation and strengthening of independent farmers' organizations in every country; exchange information and ideas and help develop understanding of world problems and their effects upon agricultural producers; encourage efficiency of production, processing and marketing of agricultural commodities.
Events
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World Conference (every 2 years) comprising up to 10 delegates of each member country. Executive Committee, comprising representatives of 25-33% of total membership, currently 25 members. Officers: President; 3 Vice-Presidents; Treasurer.
Specialized Committees:
- 'Standing Committees' (4) - Women Farmers; Young Farmers; Cooperatives; Development Cooperation.
- 'Commodity Groups' (5) - Grains and Oilseeds; Sugar; Tropical Commodities (cocoa, coffee and cotton); Dairy Products; Meat and Feeds.
- 'Regional Committees' (4) - Africa; Latin America and the Caribbean; Asia; Mediterranean.
- 'Conference Committees' (3) - Policy; Constitution; Budget and Finance.
Secretariat in Paris (France), headed by Secretary General; regional representation in Rome (Italy).
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UIA Org ID
XB1850
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