In southern Angola’s drylands, where farmers find it difficult to access water, the European Union-funded “Food Resilience and Agricultural Support Network (FRASAN)” project provides relief and a source of hope in the dryland of scarce water resources.

Evaluation of the farm field school...

The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has collaborated with Angola’s Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry to begin a national public consultation to shape the country’s strategy for transforming agrifood systems.

We are pleased to share the latest edition of the FAO Angola Newsletter for the last quarter of 2024. This newsletter highlights our impactful work to build a sustainable agrifood system. It summarizes our efforts and readiness to assist the government in achieving sustainable food and nutriti...

The meeting, held in preparation for the upcoming 4th Hand-in-Hand (HiH) Investment Forum, scheduled for 13-17 October 2025, focused on driving growth and productivity through strategic value chain development.   

FAO Angola and Ambassador Maria de Fátima Jardim, Permanent Representative of Angola to FAO held a strategic meeting to explore collaboration on strengthening agrifood systems and supporting rural communities. This stakeholder meeting comes as part of FAO Angola’s Country Programming Framework...

Funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the ZAEC Project is a transformative initiative that has made significant strides in reversing land degradation across southwestern Angola. 

A delegation from FAO Angola, led by Interim Representative Paulo Dias, visited the Dr. Fridtjof Nansen research vessel, alongside Angola’s Fisheries Minister and the Norwegian Ambassador. The visit highlighted the commitment to marine research and ecosystem sustainability.

Needs assessment workshop help in Angola to strengthen fight against IUU fishing

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with the Government of Angola, organized a four-day training on seed quality control and certification. The initiative aims to strengthen Angola’s seed systems and improve agricultural productivity for family f...

As part of its ongoing efforts to build resilience in pastoral communities affected by drought in southern Angola, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with the Institute of Veterinary Services (ISV), conducted a five-day capacity-building program...

In a significant move to strengthen agricultural statistics, Angola recently hosted a hands-on workshop as part of the 50x2030 initiative. This workshop, organized in collaboration with the FAO’s statistics division survey team, focused on enhancing the country’s ability to produce, process, a...