Bring the Museum beyond its walls. Learning is playing, sharing, and discovering through resources for educators, schools, parents, and guardians, among others, to explore further and inspire action for a better food future.
Explore a range of teaching materials, educational games, and e-learning courses designed for educators to use in classrooms, workshops, events and other learning opportunities.
FAO MuNe brings the Sustainable Development Goals closer to the public through exhibits and experiences that inspire curiosity, learning and action.
These games help show young learners that our everyday actions can build a more sustainable and food-secure future.
Through play, the journey towards the SDGs becomes an adventure!
The FAO eLearning Academy provides multilingual learning opportunities in food security, sustainable development and natural resource management, supporting progress towards the SDGs.
FAO MuNe is a museum in motion, connecting places beyond FAO headquarters into a living network where nature, culture and sustainability inspire learning and action, both on site and through dedicated digital itineraries and web apps.
Through thematic immersive experience videos and digital exhibits, visitors connect with people and cultures from around the world, revealing how food and agriculture link each of us.
These educational resources explore FAO as a UN specialized agency through videos and publications, presenting its history, iconic architecture, and global mission shaped by 80 years of action for a better food future.
Use these tools to support educational lessons on FAO’s work, its historic headquarters in Rome, and beyond.
Discover FAO's history, mandate and global work through this digital presentation. Explore its art collection, iconic architecture and the spaces where countries come together to exchange knowledge, foster dialogue and turn ideas into action.
Explore artistic treasures from cultures around the world at FAO Headquarters in Rome with AR - Frammenti d'arte. This special episode, presented by Italy's RAI TV, showcases the symbolic representation of FAO's mission and impact through artworks that have been donated by Members of the Organization. You don't want to miss it!
Read more about FAO’s work and research on a wide range of subjects, such as nutrition, climate change, food waste, migration, rural development, and food security, to name a few. Learn about various actions people can take to change the future of food and agriculture, and how you can play a part in building a sustainable world.