FAO calls for $23 million to scale up Fall Armyworm campaign – target is to reach more than 500 000 farmers in 2018

FAO helps Syrian refugees connect with enterprise in Turkey

Increasing access to geospatial technologies used to track land use change, carbon flows and climate mitigation

FAO and Pennsylvania State University launch innovative app to fight fast-spreading pest

A simple technique is saving farms from the crop-destroying pest

‘Disappearing’ food could feed 48 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa

New report paints a worrying picture, provides recommendations on what can be done

Reliance on woodfuel main driver of forest degradation and deforestation in displacement settings

FAO Director-General discusses rural development and migration challenges with Mahamadou Issoufou

New policy facilitates and promotes access to a wealth of knowledge for all

Le Conseil des ministres insiste sur l’importance de collaborer avec la FAO sur le changement climatique, la lutte contre le gaspillage alimentaire et la résistance aux antimicrobiens

FAO report calls for a more pro-active and long-term planning to become more resilient against droughts

Digital applications to manage Fall Armyworm in Africa and a solar irrigation scheme for farmers in Gaza

Afrisoils launched on the margins of Global Soil Partnership Plenary Assembly

FAO warns that this trend undermines efforts to end hunger and poverty

Green Climate Fund approves 10th FAO Readiness project

Pasture woes and conflict’s damage to livestock trade pushes up hunger among West Africa’s pastoralists

Cereal stocks remain ample, worldwide cereal output forecasts raised

Increasing sharing of best practices and expertise to fight hunger and poverty

New FAO tool lists concrete steps ways to speed up implementation of the Sustainable Development Agenda