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News archive 2014
Growing concern for South Sudan’s herders as conflict displaces millions of cattle
Unusual herding and migration routes stir tensions and pose risk of spreading diseases
31-12-2014
Brazil offers an extra $17 million to FAO projects as new government takes helm
Brazil has added US $ 17 million in funding to projects undertaken in its ongoing partnership with FAO, highlighting the Latin American country’s role as a key regional and global contributor to the fight against hunger.
31-12-2014
For FAO, another busy year
Food security and questions of how to feed a growing world remained high on the agenda in 2014. Here's a quick rundown of some of the top FAO stories of the last twelve months.
29-12-2014
FAO and partners call for a global response to deadly banana disease
FAO and international experts say that a global effort is needed to prevent the rapid spread of the deadly Fusarium wilt disease in bananas, which poses a severe threat to economic welfare and food security in developing countries.
23-12-2014
Ten years after Asian tsunami, the region is better prepared to cope with disasters
Ten years after the world's worst natural disaster in living memory roared across the shorelines of South and Southeast Asia, countries in the region are better prepared to deal with tragedies like the Indian Ocean Tsunami, but there is still room for improvement.
22-12-2014
Maize, rice, wheat farming must become more sustainable
Over the next 35 years farmers will need to increase annual production of maize, rice and wheat to 3 billion tonnes. This can only be achieved through eco-friendly agriculture that results in higher productivity while conserving natural resources, adapting to climate change, and delivering benefits to the world's 500 million family farms.
19-12-2014
Global wood production grows for the fourth year
Global production of major wood products continues to show steady growth, with the exception of the pulp and paper industry.
18-12-2014
Ebola leaves hundreds of thousands facing hunger in three worst-hit countries
Border closures, quarantines, hunting bans and other restrictions are seriously hindering people's access to food, threatening their livelihoods, disrupting food markets and processing chains, and exacerbating shortages stemming from crop losses in areas with the highest Ebola infection rates, the FAO-WFP reports stressed.
17-12-2014
FAO Investment Centre celebrates 50th anniversary
FAO's Investment Centre is celebrating its 50th anniversary of work devoted to improving public and private investment in developing and transition countries. The Centre's mission is to work with countries to determine how to best invest in agriculture and rural development to reduce poverty.
16-12-2014
South-South Cooperation: “A relationship among equals”
Horizontal cooperation between countries of the global South is increasingly important to meeting the sustainable development challenges of our time, according to FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva.
15-12-2014
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