Transformative and Inclusive Approaches Based on Innovative Actions to Address Water Scarcity and Drought in Latin America and the Caribbean (Spanish only)

01/01/2025

El proyecto regional de la FAO “Reducción del impacto de sequías y escasez de agua en medios de vida y seguridad alimentaria” tuvo como objetivo identificar soluciones integrales con potencial de adopción en América Latina y el Caribe para mitigar los efectos de la sequía y la escasez hídrica en la producción agrícola y la Seguridad Alimentaria y Nutricional (SAN).

Biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation and adaptation in urban and peri-urban areas of Chile (Nature-Based Solutions).

01/01/2025

Programme on ecosystem-based adaptation to increase climate resilience in the Central American Dry Corridor and the arid zones of the Dominican Republic (GCP/SLM/010/BCI)

01/01/2025

The event addressed structural challenges affecting the region’s agrifood systems, including rising food prices, extreme weather events, environmental degradation, and inequalities in access to finance and innovation.

Progress on the level of water stress Mid-term status of SDG Indicator 6.4.2 and acceleration needs, with special focus on food security, 2024

01/01/2025

The global indicator on water stress tracks the level of pressure that human activities exert over natural freshwater resources, indicating the environmental sustainability of the use of water resources.

Ecosystem-based adaptation and climate change resilience in the Central American Dry Corridor and the arid zones of the Dominican Republic.

01/01/2025

Colombia: Raw sugar cane

09/12/2024

This document addresses the situation in Colombia. The OCOP product is raw sugar cane (panela). Colombia is not only preserving a key element of its agricultural heritage but also contributing to global sustainability goals by fostering green development, improving community resilience, and ensuring the long-term viability of raw sugar cane production.

Belize: Coconut

09/12/2024

Belize's coconut industry benefits from ideal growing conditions and increasing global demand for coconut products. With over 15 000 acres of plantations managed by 1 000 farmers, the sector exports to key markets like the United States of America, Canada, and Europe, where coconut oil and other by-products are recognized for their nutritional value.