5. Seeds of resilience: Türkiye–Nigeria cooperation for sustainable dryland agriculture

21/07/2026

Dryland agriculture in Nigeria’s Borno State is under growing pressure from climate change, water scarcity and declining soil productivity...

4. Biodiversity & Forests: A Regional Mission

22/01/2026

Forests and biodiversity across Central Asia, the Caucasus, and the Western Balkans are at a critical crossroads, facing mounting pressures from climate change and long-standing degradation.

3. A growing fisheries and aquaculture sector in challenging times: Insights from the FISHCap Project in Central Asia, Azerbaijan, and Türkiye

17/07/2025

Aquatic food systems are vital to ensuring food security, supporting livelihoods, and sustaining rural economies. In recent years, global fisheries and aquaculture production has reached record levels—but so have the challenges. Climate change, environmental degradation, and competition for water resources continue to strain this essential sector...

2. A regional response to forestry challenges: The FAO-Türkiye Partnership Programme

14/03/2025

Forests cover 31% of the world's land, providing essential habitats, resources, and livelihoods for billions. Yet, climate change-driven threats—wildfires, biodiversity loss, and deforestation—demand urgent, coordinated action.

FAO – Türkiye Partnership Programmes Podcast Series

11/11/2024

This podcast series explores impactful projects under the FAO–Türkiye Partnership Programmes, bringing together expert insights and firsthand accounts from beneficiaries. Covering regions from Central Asia to Africa, it highlights diverse themes—food security, fisheries, apiculture, and sustainable forest management...

1. Harvesting progress and equality: voices of Türkiye's rural women

11/11/2024

The podcast "Harvesting progress and equality: voices of Türkiye's rural women" highlights the essential roles that rural women play in Türkiye’s agrifood systems focusing on the “Leaving no one behind: Greater involvement and empowerment of rural women in Türkiye and Central Asia”.