INMED is a global leader in facilitating adaptive agriculture and aquaponics projects in developing regions to help vulnerable communities thrive physically, socially and economically.
At the heart of our program is INMED Aquaponics®, an innovative agricultural technique that integrates fish farming with hydroponics (soilless crop production) in a closed system that provides year-round harvests, requires no chemicals or fertilizers and consumes 90% less water and far less energy while producing crop yields at least 10 times higher than traditional farming.
Combined with hands-on and virtual technical training, business education, access to financing and links to markets, INMED Aquaponics® has been a game changer for marginalized individuals and subsistence farmers. With active projects on three continents, INMED Aquaponics® is providing food security, climate-change resilience and sustainable incomes to those who need it most.