Reducing threats to biodiversity (KMGBF Targets 1-8)
These FAO learning opportunities explore solutions to reduce pressures on biodiversity and build resilience in agrifood systems. Topics include integrated spatial planning, the conservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystem services, safeguarding species and genetic diversity, the sustainable harvesting and trade of wild species, the prevention and management of human-wildlife conflicts, and actions to address the impacts of invasive alien species, pollution and climate change.
Monitoring forest and landscape restoration
01/04/2021
As countries work to meet their national commitments to restoring degraded landscapes, it is important that all FLR interventions have manageable monitoring...
Monitoring, control and surveillance systems to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
01/03/2025
This course introduces the concept of monitoring, control and surveillance (MCS) and explains its importance for fisheries management. It provides guidance...
Pesticide Registration Toolkit
22/05/2023
The course introduces the FAO Pesticide Registration Toolkit, a decision support system for pesticide registrars.
Planning seed and seedling supply for forest and landscape restoration
01/09/2023
This course explores how to plan seed and seedling supply for forest and landscape restoration (FLR). This includes the importance of considering seed...
Spatial Planning in the context of the responsible governance of tenure
01/12/2015
The course introduces spatial planning, identifying its rationale and benefits, its key principles and the main stages in the spatial planning process....
Sustainable land management and restoration
01/03/2018
This course focuses on Sustainable Land Management (SLM) practices, and their place within the global development agenda, specifically in order to achieve...
Using the Pesticide Registration Toolkit
01/02/2025
This course focuses on some specific modules of the Registrations tools section and on the entire Information sources section of the Pesticide Registration...