气候变化

本节概述了粮农组织的全球方案和项目,这些方案和项目将帮助各国制定和实施开展政策改革及创造气候变化背景下有利农业发展的环境所需的政策框架和体制安排。

FAO's Programme work in Climate Change

FAO is implementing a series of global programmes that are successfully supporting countries to develop and implement the policy frameworks and institutional arrangements needed to transform policy and create an enabling environment for agricultural development under climate change.  

The ongoing projects respond to the needs and demands of countries, and thus vary in thematic focus, scope and scale.  

Key Strategic Programmes

In January 2022 FAO and IAAS (International Association of Students in Agricultural and Related Sciences), in collaboration with YPARD (Young Professionals for Agricultural Development) launched the Youth for Green and Climate-Resilient...

FAO and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) are co-leading a 5-year programme (2020-2025) called

In order to safeguard and support the world’s agri-cultural heritage systems, FAO started an initiative for the identification and the dynamic conservation of Globally Important Agricultural Heritage systems (GIAHS) in 2002....

Project Showcase

The project supports three World Bank operations in Kenya, Niger and the 5 other Sahelian countries of Senegal, Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso and Chad. It aims to build technical capacities of World Bank proje...

The project “Low Carbon and Resilient Livestock Development Strategies for Climate Informed Investments” will support five countries in Africa and Central Asia to build adaptive capacity and develop low-emission development strategies for livestock in...

The FAO project “Country support to the enhancement of the Nationally Determined Contributions in the AFOLU sector” was launched in respo...

The SAGA global project aims to reinforce farmers’ capacity to adapt to climate change in two Francophone Least Developed Countries particularly vulnerable to its impacts: Haiti and Senegal.

FAO is implementing the project ‘Towards sustainable bioeconomy guidelines’ to support countries in the development of sustainable and circular bioeconomy strategies and action plans, including in Uruguay and Namibia. In 2016, an FAO-led International...