FAO emergencies and resilience

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29/03/2021
After their house was burned down, Abdul Selemane (44), his wife, two kids and mother fled Mocímboa da Praia, one of the districts most affected by insurgent attacks in the northern province of Cabo Delgado.
23/03/2021
Acute hunger set to soar in over 20 countries warn FAO and WFP
23/03/2021
National laboratory systems play a crucial role in preventing, detecting and responding to health threats.
18/03/2021
Disasters take heavy toll on agri-food systems as new threats emerge
17/03/2021
The conflict in Syria has driven up the price of animal fodder and other livestock inputs, and quality feed is not always available on the market.
12/03/2021
From a destroyed field to a bountiful vegetable farm in a few months
11/03/2021
FAO aims to provide livelihood assistance to nearly 49 million people in 2021
06/03/2021
Empowering women and girls is crucial to ensure sustainable food security in the aftermath of COVID-19 say UN food agency heads ahead of International Women's Day
03/03/2021
FAO Syria improves small breeders’ livestock production 
02/03/2021
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) supported Cameroon’s Veterinary Services in building their capacity to better prepare for animal health emergencies by adapting a global animal health emergencies operations management manual to the specificities of the Cameroon context.