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Tools of recovery in Haiti

Photo: ©FAO/Javier Escobedo

FAO has started an emergency support scheme for 600 people to quickly clear irrigation canals in and around the epicentre of the January 12 earthquake in Haiti to save bean and maize crops.

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Photo: ©FAO/Giampiero Diana
Support to affordable land administration

Finland and FAO engaged to develop open source land registration software

05-02-2010
Photo: ©REUTERS/Mongolian Red Cross Society/Enkhtor Dorjzovd
Dire winter triggers livestock disaster in Mongolia

21 000 families at risk of food insecurity and poverty

02-02-2010
Photo: Lotus Head Photography, via Wikimedia Commons - http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fish_Packed_in_Ice.jpg
The case of the mysterious seafood

An unknown percentage of the fish we eat isn't what's it's purported to be – FAO meeting explores how forensic techniques could help address the problem

01-02-2010
Photo: ©Reuters/Carlos Garcia Rawlins
Haiti’s $700 million agriculture blueprint

Government plan to tackle food production, earthquake displaced, and prepare for hurricanes

29-01-2010
Photo: ©FAO/Giuseppe Bizzarri
Making food labelling easier to digest

'People want more information about what they eat'

28-01-2010
Photo: ©AFP/Luis Acosta
Haiti’s post-earthquake rehabilitation begins with farmers

Priority is spring planting season as thousands flee, food prices rise

21-01-2010

In focus

Recovery in Haiti

The immediate priority in Haiti is emergency relief. But over the coming weeks and months people will need to be fed and it is crucial that the crucial need to boost agricultural production, so that Haiti can feed itself, is not forgotten.

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