International Fertilizer Development Center Grant

Organization - International Fertilizer Development Center
Grant Amount - $246,400
Foundation - Rockefeller Foundation
Grant Purpose - toward the costs of facilitating the implementation of the "Abuja Declaration on Fertilizers for the African Green Revolution," a twelve-point plan to remedy the deficit in fertilizer use throughout Africa, by providing technical assistance to the New Partnership for Africa's Development and the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa for their work in soil health


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