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COVID-19: Food security in the Pacific
The pandemic's impact across the Pacific has been immense. For many countries in the region, imported foods constitute half of a person's food intake. If the pandemic continues, and the global and local supply chain is affected, it will disrupt the region's food systems, explains Eriko Hibi, FAO Sub-Regional Coordinator for the Pacific and Representative to thirteen Pacific States.
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World Bee Day - Lambert Wilson
On the occasion of #WorldBeeDay, renowned actors, singers, Chefs and media professionals have recorded poems related to bees or beekeeping, or poems that recall how the behaviour of bees so often mirrors that of human beings across our planet. Listen to French actor Lambert Wilson read Khalil Gibran's The Prophet.
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Empowering Tunisia's women clam harvesters
300 kilometers south of Tunis, in the Gulf of Gabes, women have long harvested clams to generate an income. The seasonal work is often labor intensive and poorly paid. That is why FAO, in collaboration with the Tunisian government and a local women’s association, have created a pilot project to support the women in securing a fairer price for their clams, and it’s having all kinds of other benefits.
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COVID-19: Adapting to a new reality
Today the COVID-19 pandemic is adversely affecting every person on earth – and the humanitarian and development sectors
24/04/2020
'Worst Desert Locust outbreak in decades'
The Desert Locust situation continues to deteriorate.
14/02/2020
Montenegro’s mountains, tourism and tradition
Montenegro’s mountains, where tourism and tradition meet
11/12/2019
Agriculture key to reducing emissions
Agriculture key to reducing emissions
02/12/2019
Building resilience on Colombia's border
Building resilience on Colombia's border
30/10/2019
Desert Locust could provoke humanitarian crisis
Desert Locust could provoke humanitarian crisis
31/01/2020
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