Vaccines are game changers in animal health, essential for ensuring global food security. Infectious animal diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) and highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) still pose significant threats to farms, carrying devastating economic and public health risks.
Animal diseases threaten both food security and human health worldwide. FAO’s global network of Reference Centres plays a crucial role in combating these diseases by providing technical expertise, supporting early detection, and enhancing disease control measures.
In the aftermath of conflict, two remarkable women in Colombia are finding strength and empowerment through an innovative project: Territorial Transformation, Resilience, and Sustainability.
66% of the daily caloric consumption in Afghanistan comes from wheat, which is a staple food. The FAO provides locally cultivated wheat seeds that have been carefully selected for their potential yield, disease resistance, and adaptation to local conditions.
Lebanese farmers embarked on a journey of learning and growth through FAO's Farm Business Schools funded by the European Union.