09/12/2013
Santa Claus appointed Ambassador for European Forests – European forest week opens
11/12/2013
Marginalised groups in mountain regions hold great potential for better food security and nutrition
11/12/2013
FAO calls for prompt and sustainable rebuilding of livelihoods in regions affected by Typhoon Haiyan
12/12/2013
The Rovaniemi Action Plan – a milestone for a sustainable forest sector
12/12/2013
FAO calls for boosting research and technology to move beyond temporary solutions to Black Sigatoka disease
16/12/2013
Focus on root causes and prevention needed
13/12/2013
Tanzania trip ends with calls for more joint efforts on financial inclusion and food security
17/12/2013
FAO says donations arrived at a ‘critical’ moment, in time for the planting season
16/12/2013
Farmers need urgent help to prepare for upcoming planting seasons to prevent situation from deteriorating
19/12/2013
Control operations move against hunger threat
16/12/2013
First work plan and budget for the intergovernmental platform for biodiversity and ecosystem services (IPBES) approved
16/12/2013
More partnerships and investment are needed to support the pan-African partnership to tackle desertification and land degradation
23/12/2013
FAO and DFID agree on a 4-year, $48 million project on climate-smart agriculture, training, market access and inclusive financing
17/12/2013
Bolivian president Evo Morales and Peru's First Lady Nadine Heredia join FAO Director-General at closing ceremony
18/12/2013
Surge in wood pellet production driven by increased demand for bioenergy
19/12/2013
FAO to support national-level implementation of food security programs
23/12/2013
Switzerland to fund $2.7 million project with pilot activities in three African countries
31/12/2013

Rome, 31 December - Despite security challenges in half of the prefectures, farmers in the Central African Republic are counting on the next agricultural season to restore their food production capacity and reduce the risk of famine and malnutrition.

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17/01/2014
New book turns critical eye on the mechanization of the world’s fields