FAO highlights the vast potential of ecosystems and biodiversity in helping countries to build back better after COVID-19

First forecasts for 2020/21 point to new records ahead for global cereal production, utilization, stocks and trade

Nations from Brazil to Yemen will see a boost to their efforts to protect biodiversity; reverse land degradation; adapt to climate change; safeguard international waters; and promote sustainable food systems.

World’s worst humanitarian crisis now aggravated by Desert Locusts and COVID-19

Dashboard houses food systems data from more than 230 countries and territories

Les souffrances liées à la faim impliquent de trouver de nouvelles solutions afin de parvenir aux populations somaliennes dans le besoin

Red Cross volunteers to further assist with temperature screenings at the premises of 26 UN agencies operating in Italy

Brussels Dialogue brings together the African Union, the Organization of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States and the European Union

Conservation and sustainable use can work together to protect plants, animals and livelihoods

Appeal raised to $311.6 million as swarms continue to threaten the Horn of Africa, Yemen while threats are increasing in Southwest Asia and the Sahel

Celebrating the cultural heritage, health benefits and economic importance of the iconic beverage

Protecting bees and beekeepers crucial in times of COVID-19 to support livelihoods

La FAO a besoin de 350 millions de dollars afin d’éviter une hausse de la faim alors que plusieurs pays doivent maintenant faire face aux impacts du COVID-19

Heavy rains favour reproduction, second wave of locusts expected during upcoming harvest

FAO expects subdued usage to push up cereal stocks in 2019/20 and FAO’s first forecast for wheat markets in 2020/21 points to continued growth in inventories

FAO publishes key findings of benchmark Global Forest Resources Assessment

New FAO Policy Brief analyzes pandemic-driven recession’s threat to global hunger levels

Q&R avec Mike Robson, représentant de la FAO en Syrie

New FAO report points to steps to reduce forestry accidents, including safety inspections, and providing education and first-aid training.

Contribution will boost efforts aimed at controlling and eliminating the pest