FAO emergencies and resilience

Publications
05/2026

Madagascar is facing a deep and multidimensional crisis, marked by acute food insecurity, chronic malnutrition, the erosion of livelihoods and worsening health risks.

04/2026

This report focuses on the impacts of the 2025/26 floods in Nigeria. It consolidates qualitative and semi-quantitative evidence from key informant interviews, sectoral analyses, and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) damage and loss estimation frameworks.

04/2026

Forecast drier-than-average conditions in eastern and central Kenya triggered the inter‑agency Drought Anticipatory Action Plan, activating early action in nine arid counties where high levels of acute insecurity were already widespread.

04/2026

To sustain the food production capacities of agropastoral smallholder host and displaced households, to improve their food security and safeguard rural livelihoods.

04/2026

This emergency agriculture support brief presents the results of the latest Data in Emergencies Monitoring (DIEM-Monitoring) round conducted in Yemen in October 2025.

04/2026

Lebanon’s multidimensional crisis, driven by economic instability, conflict, recurrent displacement and climate-related shocks, continues to undermine agricultural livelihoods and food security.

04/2026

Provide food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable households, particularly women and children, in northern Nigeria.

04/2026

Mozambique's southern region, particularly Gaza Province, frequently experiences drought conditions that significantly affect agricultural production, rural livelihoods and food security.

04/2026

This technical summary presents the main findings from the impact evaluation of FAO's "Livestock for Health (L4H) – Integrated livestock management intervention to address child acute malnutrition", implemented in Chad’s Kanem and Barh El Gazel provinces between December 2024 and June 2025.

04/2026

Chad continues to face alarmingly high and persistent levels of child acute malnutrition, despite extensive humanitarian investments over the past decades.

04/2026

he Kingdom of Belgium, through the Special Fund for Emergency and Resilience Activities, has financed the FAO project entitled ‘Emergency assistance to vulnerable smallholder farmers affected by drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon in Tete Province’ for an amount of USD 500,000.

04/2026

FAO’s approach to durable solutions to displacement situates agriculture, food security and nutrition at the heart of recovery and resilience building.

04/2026

The Government of Italy’s generous contribution of EUR 5 million to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) will support the 24-month project “Resilient agricultural livelihoods and emergency crop production support in the Sudan”.

04/2026

In recent years, Adamawa State, located in northeastern Nigeria, has faced repeated shocks caused by insecurity and extreme weather events.

04/2026

This emergency agriculture support brief presents the results of the latest Data in Emergencies Monitoring (DIEM-Monitoring) round conducted in Malawi in September and October 2025.

04/2026

Emergency winterization and agricultural recovery support for conflict-affected frontline rural communities.

04/2026

The European Union funded the FAO project entitled ‘Post‑Earthquake Recovery 2021: resilient agriculture and sustainable school feeding in the Grand’Anse department’ for an amount of EUR 10 million.

04/2026

This report analyses the state of food security and agricultural resilience in Ukraine’s war-affected regions in 2025.

03/2026

These briefs aim to clearly communicate the value, scope, and urgency of investing in integrated health solutions that protect food systems, livelihoods, and global health security.

03/2026

The Government of Japan contributed USD 550 000 to strengthen knowledge on national water resources; improve water and climate monitoring systems; promote sustainable management of water resources; and safeguard farmers’ livelihoods in the Syrian Arab Republic.