FAO Country Profiles

Biotechnology Country Profiles - The objective of the profiles is to provide a platform on which developing country biotechnology-related policies, regulations and activities can be readily accessed, directing the user to key, updated sources of information.

FAO-BioDeC (Biotechnologies in Developing Countries) - Database meant to gather, store, organize and disseminate, updated baseline information on the state-of-the-art of crop biotechnology products and techniques, which are in use, or in the pipeline in developing countries.

International Portal on Food Safety, Animal and Plant Health (IPFSAPH) - IPFSAPH facilitates trade in food and agriculture by providing a single access point to authorized official international and national information across the sectors of food safety, animal and plant health. It has been developed by FAO in association with the organizations responsible for international standard setting in sanitary and phytosanitary matters.

Livestock Sector Briefs (PDF) - The purpose of the Livestock Sector Briefs is to provide a concise overview of livestock production in the selected countries through tables, maps and graphs.

Agriculture and Food - From EarthTrends: The Environmental Information Portal of the World Resources Institute.

IMPORTS / EXPORTS - commodities by country - From Key Statistics of Food and Agriculture External Trade

Major Food and Agricultural Commodities and Producers - From FAO Statistics Division

Millennium Development Goals - Progress on hunger reduction 2003-2005 (PDF) - From FAO Statistics Division. Food Security Statistics.

09/06/2003 - 12/06/2003 - The 1st Central Asian Wheat Conference [Biotech Forum Events]

Ministry of Agriculture

Findings and conclusions - At the wildlife - livestock interface

Influenza A/H1N1 - Lesson learned

OWOH approach including the human-domestic-wildlife interface

Recommendations and conclusions regarding HPAI discussions

HPAI in the hunting,animal health and conservation perspectives

FAO's Transboundary Animal Disease Programme: EMPRES/GLEWS Overview