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- More than three-quarters of Malagasy families earn a living from agriculture, but frequent natural disasters – drought in the South, cyclones in the East, locust threats – cut into production ...READ MORE
- More than 80 percent of people in Guinea-Bissau – one of the poorest countries in the world – earn a living from agriculture. Rice and cashews are two important crops ...READ MORE
- These two maps illustrate how the locust situation in Madagascar improved after one year of large-scale aerial control operations.
Legend
Outside of the Malagasy Migratory Locust distribution ...read more
15/01/2015
- Durant la 1ère décade de novembre, les informations pluviométriques restaient hétérogènes :
les estimations de FEWS-NET indiquaient qu'au nord d'une ligne reliant Mandritsara (AINS-HT) à Vangaindrano (AIE-C), ...read more
14/01/2015
- For FAO, preparedness consists of setting up effective measures to anticipate, respond to and recover from the impact of disasters for the different analysis units such ...read more
12/01/2015
- Au sommaire:
Situation Epidémiologique de la Maladie à Virus Ebola.
Restitution des résultats du rapport de l’évaluation rapide de l’impact d’Ebola sur l’agriculture et la sécurité alimentaire.
Ebola : ...read more
12/01/2015
- Recently, farmers in Lesotho have been consistently obtaining low yields from their staple crops. This has affected food production as well as considerably reducing incomes.
The causes ...read more
09/01/2015
- HIGHLIGHTS
Rice production is estimated to decline by 12 percent, 8 percent and 3.7 percent in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, respectively.
The sub - national level impact ...read more
05/01/2015
- As South Sudan’s livestock owners have fled the ongoing conflict, millions of animals have been displaced, leading to fresh outbreaks of disease and rising tensions between ...read more
01/01/2015
- To contribute to poverty reduction through protection of livestock assets.
31/12/2014
- Since the crisis erupted in December 2013, FAO in South Sudan has been committed to “stay and deliver”. Although attacks on FAO offices in state capitals and deep field locations in ...read more
31/12/2014
- In September 2014, despite the ongoing crisis in South Sudan, two young entrepreneurs turned ideas into action by opening “Omega” the country’s first farm-to-table restaurant. Omega ...read more
31/12/2014