The humanitarian situation in Somalia is highly fragile, with nearly 3.5 million people expected to face severe food consumption gaps, indicating a Crisis (IPC 3) or worse, by the end of 2022. Key drivers of acute food insecurity include poor...

The FAO, with support from the European Union and other donors, has established the Somalia Water and Land Information Management (SWALIM) system since 2002, in collaboration with Somali government ministries. SWALIM serves as a comprehensive national and regional system, aligned...

FAO's Somalia Water and Land Information Management (SWALIM) system has been collaborating with Somali government ministries since 2003, initially with support from the Italian cooperation and other donors. Over 15 years, SWALIM has established a robust information system for land...

The main goal of the project TCP/MCD/3602 is to improve agricultural production and increase the adaptive capacity of the Republic of North Macedonia, by establishing National Agro-Ecological Zoning (NAEZ), a Land Resources Information Management System (LRIMS) and Scenario Development to...

Charcoal production in Somalia presents a complex set of challenges, including environmental degradation, ongoing conflicts, and a reliance on unsustainable income sources. These challenges can be categorized into five main areas: environmental unsustainability, political instability, regional demand exceeding supply, widespread...