Planting Trees to Grow Food: Inga Cropping Provides Food Security for Farmers and Organic Crops for Industry

In 2019, the Ray C. Anderson Foundation's NextGen Committee Awarded a $100,000 grant to Inga Foundation for their "Trees for Life" program. We are so proud to see the Inga Foundation's work being showcased across the globe.

Inga alley cropping is a sustainable farming model that boosts food security, reduces rainforest destruction and provides organic crops such as cocoa and vanilla for the food industry.

Click here to read Niamh Michail's article on FoodNavigator-latam.com

Interested in applying for this year's NextGen Grant? The deadline is May 15th.  Click here for more information.