FDA (Fundación para el Desarrollo Agrario) is a non-profit institution founded in 1982 by the Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina (UNALM) to support research, training, promotion, and social outreach activities focused on rural development in Peru. With a vision of a society with fair distribution, sustainability, and active rural development, FDA aims to empower local communities in shaping their own future through democratic institutions and intercultural dialogue. Their core values include democratic identity, service orientation, respect for diversity, environmental protection, gender equality, and commitment to continuous improvement.

FDA's services encompass designing and executing strategies to enhance rural human resources, disseminating technological innovations to boost agricultural productivity and income, promoting sustainable resource management, and empowering rural institutions for effective development governance. By fostering synergies among stakeholders, FDA strives to advance sustainable rural development towards a self-centric national progress, contributing to human development, equity, and democracy in Peru.