12 September 2024, Goris, Armenia - Thousands of rural households in Armenia, particularly women and...
FAO supports Armenia in handling antimicrobials with care
21 November 2019
21 November 2019
The World Antibiotic Awareness Week kicks off in Armenia.
The series of awareness raising events on antimicrobials and their proper use was launched in Yerevan on 15 November 2019, with a lecture at the Armenian National Agrarian University for veterinary students. The event was the official opening of the World Antibiotic...
When learning is fun – FAO project in Armenia promotes education through agriculture
21 October 2019
21 October 2019
18-21 October 2019 | Ararat Province, Armenia – Never has learning been as exciting as in five schools of the Ararat Province in Armenia, where the Russian-funded project “Developing Capacity for Strengthening Food Security and Nutrition in Selected Countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia” has established greenhouses and apple orchards...
FAO Armenia celebrates the World Food Day
16 October 2019
16 October 2019
Pushkino secondary school hosts the main event of the week
Pushkino, Lori region–Never had the Pushkino secondary school seen this many guests and attention as today. The students and staff were very excited about the FAO the World Food Day event the school was hosting. This was the first event of...
FAO project aims to protect indigenous brown cattle breeds, farmer livelihoods in eastern Europe
11 September 2019
11 September 2019
Upon request from the governments of Armenia, Georgia and Ukraine, FAO has been helping these countries maintain the genetic diversity and sustainable use of local brown cattle breeds suitable for both dairy and meat production.
The International Plant Protection Convention Secretariat, housed at FAO headquarters in Rome, in collaboration with the Government of Armenia, is holding a workshop on 24 to 26 July, as part of an FAO project on the production of grape phylloxera-resistant certified planting material. Two days in the capital will be followed by...