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Cooperatives Bridging Economic Gaps in South Sudan In the heart of South Sudan’s Central Equatorial State, a cooperative that began with just 20 members has expanded to a sizable group …
Cooperatives Cultivating Peace in South Sudan: A Spirit of Oneness Read More
Director-General Highlights Brazil’s Commitment to SDGs A recent bilateral meeting took place between H.E. Luiz Paulo Teixeira, the Minister for Agrarian Development and Family Agriculture from Brazil, and the FAO …
FAO Director-General and Brazil’s Minister Discuss Agrifood Collaboration Read More
As we recognize International Day of Forests on March 21, 2025, the issue of deforestation threatens global food security. Forests are crucial for climate stability and food systems, impacting food …
Forests: Guardians of Food Security and Climate Resilience Read More
Uzbekistan ranks as the most expensive nation for beef in the CIS as of March 2025, pricing beef tenderloin at $8.1 per kilogram. Neighboring countries have lower prices, highlighting the …
Uzbekistan’s Beef Prices Soar, Top in CIS Amid Global Trends Read More
Lead poisoning in Africa remains a critical public health concern, particularly threatening children, due to mismanaged waste and informal recycling practices. Over 55 million children are affected, with high levels …
Lead Poisoning: The Persistent Environmental and Health Threat in Africa Read More
The article discusses the vulnerability of the agriculture and land-use sectors to climate change and the necessity for transformative adaptation actions. It highlights the gaps in current adaptation strategies, particularly …
Transformative Adaptation Actions in Agriculture and Land Use: Bridging Gaps for Climate Resilience Read More
In 2024, more than 1.4 million infants were born into hunger in Pakistan, which ranks second globally for undernourished births. The overall number of children born into hunger worldwide reached …
Over 1.4 Million Babies Born into Hunger in Pakistan, Reflecting Global Crisis Read More
The UNHCR reports a surge of over 20,000 refugees from Sudan to South Sudan amid continuing violence, while the FAO notes a 12% decrease in global wood and paper trade …
Crisis Insights: Refugee Surge from Sudan, Economic Shifts in Trade, and Gang Violence in Haiti Read More
Soil, while vital for food production, significantly contributes to climate change, accounting for about 15% of greenhouse gas emissions. A recent study found that CO2 is the most emitted gas …
Study Reveals Soil’s Dual Role in Climate Change: A Source and Sink of Greenhouse Gases Read More
The forthcoming COP30 in Brazil will prioritize agriculture in climate discussions, addressing its role as a contributor to and victim of climate change. The FAO underscores the need for tailored …
Enhancing Agricultural Resilience at COP30: Key Strategies for Global Food Security Read More