FAO emergencies and resilience

03/05/2023
Economic shocks grew as driver of food crises; war in Ukraine contributed to acute food and nutrition insecurity
02/05/2023
Young women and men are embracing technology to promote peace
27/04/2023
Weather reversal pattern points to higher drought risks in southern Africa and Central America and Far East Asia
18/04/2023
$5 million from FAO-China South-South Cooperation Programme will assist in building more resilient agrifood systems
17/04/2023
Interview with Rein Paulsen, Director of the FAO Office of Emergencies and Resilience
13/04/2023
Agrifood systems are a major employer of women globally and constitute a more important source of livelihood for women than for men in many countries
06/04/2023
Farmers and rural communities need support to restart food production and livelihoods after major earthquake

 
06/04/2023

This includes $10 million to safeguard rural livelihoods and provide emergency seed support to smallholder farmers in Ukraine


03/04/2023

New FAO-led study finds that agrifood systems directly employ 1.23 billion people


31/03/2023

With these funds, FAO aims to reach around 600 000 food insecure people


31/03/2023

FAO renews its funding appeal to scale efforts to help affected rural communities sustain and recover basic food production


29/03/2023

2022 Overview highlights the need to focus on trade as an enabler to achieve food security and nutrition


28/03/2023

Research by FAO and IOM casts light on obstacles faced in the aftermath of conflict


27/03/2023
FAO is helping earthquake victims resume food production and agricultural livelihoods

 
22/03/2023

Funds aim to provide time-critical emergency aid and livelihood support to build back self-reliance and protect the most vulnerable against shocks


20/03/2023
FAO’s Strategy on Climate Change 2022-31 supports countries to make agrifood systems more efficient, inclusive, resilient and sustainable
06/02/2023
The Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), QU Dongyu, today addressed the launch in Bridgetown, Barbados of the Executive Action Plan for the Early Warnings for All Initiative (EW4ALL) for the Caribbean, an event designed to mobilize support among the region’s governments for a UN plan that helps protect people and assets from the growing number of natural disasters in a relatively cheap and effective way.
16/03/2023

Team on the ground immediately swung into action to assist rural communities with the current vegetable planting season


14/03/2023
The region as a whole is in a much better position than elsewhere in the world, but some developments need to be addressed to avoid setbacks.