
Central African Republic: anticipating the immediate consequences of conflict on agricultural livelihoods and food security
08/06/2021
According to the latest IPC analysis, about half of the population in the Central African Republic is facing high levels of acute food insecurity, where already more than 70 percent of the population lives below the poverty line.

FAO supports the Government of Bangladesh to vaccinate cattle against lumpy skin disease in target areas
08/06/2021
When Shukla Parial heard that cattle in her village were dying from a new disease, she feared the worst

Anticipating the immediate consequences of conflict on agricultural livelihoods and food insecurity
08/06/2021
The 2021 Global Report on Food Crises showed that the number of people facing hunger is on the rise.

UN agencies concerned by looming famine in northern Ethiopia call for urgent life-saving action to avert it
10/06/2021
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and UNICEF call for urgent action to address the dramatic acute food insecurity in northern Ethiopia.

Canada contributes over CAD 22 million for FAO’s COVID-19 response
17/06/2021
FAO to boost the food security and livelihoods of vulnerable communities in Africa and Latin America

Strengthening countries’ capabilities to manage animal health emergencies
18/06/2021
Animal health emergencies remain among the most challenging situations a country can confront and they impact the food security and livelihoods of nearly half of the 900 million people living in poverty who depend on livestock to survive.

Trial error and success: Learning from twenty years of voucher interventions for agriculture in Mozambique
18/06/2021
The webinar will look at the past and present experiences from Mozambique, where the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has been implementing voucher interventions over the past 20 years.

FAO provides emergency assistance to safeguard food security and livelihoods of vulnerable farmers and herders in the Gaza Strip
21/06/2021
The people in the Gaza Strip suffer from a poor humanitarian situation due to multiple challenges, including conflict, which escalated from 10 to 21 May 2021.

Protecting livelihood assets through anticipatory actions in flood-prone communities in northwestern Bangladesh
21/06/2021
Floods are an annual occurrence in Bangladesh, and the risk weighs heavily on families when the monsoon season begins.

RCCE for COVID-19 prevention Webinar III - Food Safety Guidelines: Keeping workers safe along the food supply chain within the most acutely food insecure countries
21/06/2021
Keeping food and food workers safe is even more complex during a global pandemic crisis and all stakeholders must contribute to maintaining 360° oversight of every aspect of the food supply chain.

Solar irrigation system powers vegetable productivity in Cox’s Bazar
22/06/2021
Mohammad Islam is growing more vegetables after FAO installed a solar-powered irrigation system.

FAO increases household incomes through the rehabilitation and construction of small-scale multipurpose infrastructures in Myanmar
22/06/2021
Thanks to a generous contribution from the European Union, the FAO ProAct project is rehabilitating five irrigation infrastructures in four townships in central and northern Rakhine State through cash-for-work (CFW) activities.

Sweden and FAO strengthen their partnership in Afghanistan to link humanitarian response to long-term development and resilience building
24/06/2021
Sweden’s International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) and FAO are reinforcing their partnership through an innovative long-term development programme to build resilience at community and ecosystems level, boost local rural economies in conjunction with the ongoing humanitarian response, and contribute to building peace in Afghanistan.

Democratic Republic of the Congo | FAO and Belgium support farming households affected by the volcanic eruption in Goma
29/06/2021
The eruption of Nyiragongo volcano in Goma worsened the food insecurity of populations already affected by the upsurge in violence, climatic hazards and epidemics, generating high chronic needs.

Stamping out avian flu in Egypt
29/06/2021
From biosecurity labs to 3D animations, increased capacity and communication improve response to outbreaks

FAO and the Government of Kuwait support more than 1 500 herders in Hama Governorate with access to a sustainable source of fodder and water for their livestock
02/07/2021
As a result of more than ten years of crisis in the Syrian Arab Republic, the ability of livestock herders in Hama Governorate to access fodder and water for their livestock became severely restricted.

Emergency livelihood support for conflict-affected communities in Ethiopia’s Tigray region
06/07/2021
The ongoing conflict in Tigray has led to a humanitarian crisis characterized by alarmingly high levels of food insecurity, gender-based violence, widespread displacement, limited access to services, and the destruction of the local economy.

FAO and the Netherlands renew partnership to strengthen sustainable water management in Yemen
08/07/2021
The USD 5 million project ushers in a second phase of interventions aimed at creating more sustainable management of water resources for improved livelihoods and food production in Sana’a basin.

Myanmar: A race to avoid increasing food insecurity
08/07/2021
Millions of people in Myanmar are expected to become hungry over the coming six months as food security is predicted to rise sharply and plunge the country into a food crisis.

République centrafricaine | La FAO et la MINUSCA ont contribué à la relance rapide des activités d’élevage des populations touchées par la crise à Birao
09/07/2021
Depuis le 1er septembre 2019, la ville de Birao en République centrafricaine a été confrontée à des chocs multiples et persistants.