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What does water mean to you?
Water means different things to different people. Let's celebrate all the ways water benefits our lives and talk about how we can safeguard it for everyone.
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Fighting child labour through education
Tonle Sap Lake in northeast Cambodia is one of the most productive inland fishing waters in the world, due to flooding and monsoon. Fisheries are the backbone of country’s economy, with Tonle Sap contributing over half of the country’s fish production. Yet the lake’s 4.8 million residents are some of the poorest in Asia. Many depend heavily on fish and rice for their livelihoods and have to send their children to work rather than school, in order to survive. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is working with the government and partners to get children back (...)
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Desert locusts: One year on
This time last year, swarms of desert locusts began spreading to countries in the Horn of Africa, devastating crops and people’s livelihoods. FAO's emergency campaign appealed for urgent action to avoid a desert locust plague and a looming humanitarian crisis. One year on, we ask FAO's senior locust forecasting officer Keith Cressman if we're winning the fight.
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Antimicrobial resistance - the next pandemic?
The increasing failure of antibiotics and other life-saving drugs is a growing global problem.
17/11/2020
FAO 75 Anniversary - Episode 2
The first couple of decades after World War II coincide with a dramatic expansion in farming and agricultural...
11/12/2020
Ending hunger–still all to for
Progress in fighting hunger has gone into reverse – partly as a result of conflict. Nearly 700 million...
22/12/2020
FAO75 Anniversary - Episode 1
FAO 75 Anniversary - Episode 1
02/12/2020
COVID-19: Rebuilding for a better world
FAO has launched a COVID-19 Response and Recovery Programme to build back better from the pandemic.
29/10/2020
COVID-19: Building back better with forests
Why the forestry sector is key for the response to COVID-19.
12/10/2020
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