From FAO Regional Office for Africa

Conflict and displacement drive worsening crisis, with risk of famine in hardest-hit areas; nearly 700,000 children in danger of severe and deadly malnutrition

QU Dongyu addresses FAO Council on implications for world food security and agriculture due to supply chain disruptions in the Gulf region

Publicly-oriented agricultural R&D systems surpass $50 billion globally and investment is steadier since 2009

Over the past decade acute hunger numbers have doubled, while funding retreats to 2016 levels

New agreement with Wikimedia partners will support the integration of FAO knowledge into Wikipedia and other widely used platforms

Director-General urges collaboration as more regional Members move up the development ladder.

FAO Regional Conference features a special meeting to support Small Island Developing States, Least Developed Countries and Land-Locked Developing Countries.

New FAO-WMO report assesses risks and identifies adaptation options as rising temperatures pose hazards to people, crops, livestock and fish.

The 38th Session of the FAO Regional Conference for the Near East (NERC38) addresses growing risks to food security

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.