From the FAO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean 

From FAO’s Regional Office for Africa

Technology and trade can drive shift to greater investments in agrifood systems, restoring progress towards ending hunger.

Finance, science and innovation are key, FAO Director-General tells the first regional meeting of the Forum.

Why Sudan's agrifood system is under severe strain in 2026

Joint study by FAO, ILO and Thünen Institute of Forestry includes first global sex-disaggregated employment estimates for the forest sector

Chief Economist urges anticipatory policy actions to mitigate price and supply crunch for key agrifood inputs.

QU Dongyu addresses the fourth annual executive meeting of the FAO‑UNEP‑WHO‑WOAH Quadripartite

Director-General calls for today’s innovators to join in One Health initiatives.

Pressure on fertilizer supplies and elevated energy prices add uncertainty to markets, despite a broadly comfortable global cereal supply situation.

From FAO Regional Office for Near East and North Africa

FAO helps secure investments to enhance the climate resilience of vulnerable smallholders in the wake of Hurricanes Beryl and Melissa

Máximo Torero speaks at UN press briefing on implications of Middle East conflict

Interview with Tacko Ndiaye, Gender Team Leader and Mariola Acosta, FAO’s Strategic Coordinator of the International Year of the Woman Farmer 2026, on why the Year should serve as a vital catalyst to empower women farmers and close gender gaps in agrifood systems.

Events in Rome highlight vital linkages between forests and water

FAO Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia

FAO Director-General attends inauguration of the University of Siena’s new museum dedicated to agrifood systems and innovation

October 1 annual observance to raise awareness about coffee’s socio-economic importance and contribution to food security

Interview with FAO's Director of Animal Production and Health, Thanawat Tiensin on the role of rangelands and pastoralists in sustainable agrifood systems, biodiversity preservation and climate resilience, as the UN marks the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026.

The next World Programme of Census of Agriculture will tap innovative technology to help collect and disseminate knowledge.