Videos
Anticipating Hope
04/05/2026
Against the predicted below-average rainfall for the March-April-May 2025 season, with 3.7 million people at risk, FAO implemented an anticipatory drought mitigation project targeting 56,500 households and over 4.5 million livestock using USD 1.26 million in funding from the Government of Sweden. An achievement – assets saved, milk production increased, and coping mechanisms improved.
Beyond metal silos – improving food security, nutrition and livelihoods
02/02/2025
Globally, about one-third of food produced roughly 1.3 billion tons annually is lost or wasted due to poor post-harvest handling and storage (FAO, 2019). Ethiopia faces similar challenges, with post-harvest losses ranging from 15-35 percent of total crop yields.
The fight against drought in southern Ethiopia
30/10/2023
The three-year drought affecting southern Ethiopia’s Borana zone has wrought disastrous consequences. The death of millions of livestock has brought to this mainly pastoralist population high levels of acute food insecurity, malnutrition and a very uncertain future.
Agriculture Risk Management (ARM) training for Ethiopian dairy value chain
01/07/2022
Under AgrInvest, FAO, in partnership with the European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM), is implementing the project “AgrInvest - Enabling inclusive and efficient private sector investment in agri-food systems”.
Desert locust control in Ethiopia
18/06/2021
The video portrays the progress made in controlling desert locusts and their impact on the food security and livelihood of the population in the Somali region of Ethiopia.
Battle with Desert Locusts
29/07/2020
Despite restrictions on the movement of personnel and equipment imposed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, FAO is continuing to work with the Government to contain the Desert Locust invasion in Ethiopia.
The Hand-in-Hand initiative in Ethiopia - Q&A with Fatouma Seid, FAO Representative in Ethiopia
21/07/2020
The Hand-in-Hand initiative in Ethiopia - Q&A with Fatouma Seid, FAO Representative in Ethiopia.