Director-General QU Dongyu notes that conflict remains the main driver of global hunger

Kyiv/Rome – Working to safeguard the food security and livelihoods of vulnerable rural families in Ukraine, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has distributed seed potato kits to 17 740 households from across ten of the country’s oblasts so they can plant food in time for the next harvesting season.

Impact of the war on food security in Ukraine

Presentation by the Director-General at the Meeting of the G7 Ministers of Agriculture

Director-General QU Dongyu addresses G7 meeting of agriculture ministers in Stuttgart

Hundred and Sixty-ninth Session.

Entry points for gender-responsive and inclusive interventions for Ukraine crisis.

Key considerations and entry points for the promotion of decent rural employment in the recovery phase.

Brief overview of land tenure and the land administration system of Ukraine.

Risks associated with the current conflict. 

Setting the scene: rapidly rising fertilizer prices in 2021.

Risk analysis: Assessing the risks emanating from the conflict. 

Conflict, displacement and restricted humanitarian access leave more than 825,000 children at risk of death from severe malnutrition in 2026