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19 May 2020
The pandemic will end, the health crisis will ease, but if we don’t protect the livelihoods of millions of people today and the food value chains, we will have to rebuild them tomorrow – at much greater cost, warned FAO Director-General QU Dongyu today at a Congressional Webinar Briefing.
The event - The Coming Crisis: Preventing a Hunger Catastrophe amid COVID-19 - was co-hosted by FAO North America and the Alliance to End Hunger with the House and Senate Hunger Caucuses, and highlighted the key findings of the recently released 2020 Global Report on Food Crises.
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12 Mar 2020
绿色气候基金理事会今日批准向粮农组织参与设计的项目提供1.19亿美元拨款，该项目旨在提高古巴脆弱农村社区的气候变化抵御力。
该项目将由绿色气候基金和古巴政府共同资助，前者将提供3820万美元资金，后者将提供8170万美元资金，预计将有24万人因此受益。绿色气候基金在今天的日内瓦理事会会议上宣布了这一消息，这是古巴首个得到绿色气候基金支持的项目。
该项目为期七年，旨在通过与5.2万名家庭农民（其中几乎一半为妇女）合作，减少约270万吨温室气体排放，并在3.5万公顷土地上推广农林业做法。
20 Feb 2020
On February 15, FAO and the Adviser to the Prime Minister on Climate Change (Pakistan) Malik Amin Aslam signed a USD 47 million project to help the most vulnerable farmers in the Indus River Basin increase their resilience to climate change. The agreement follows the approval of the Board of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) of a grant of nearly USD 35 million. The project stands to directly benefit 1.3 million rural people, including women farmers.
Pakistan’s agriculture sector is affected by its arid to semi-arid climate, as well as its dependency on a...
23 Jan 2020
罗马/日本筑波 - 得益于与日本宇宙航空研究开发机构（JAXA）之间的合作，粮农组织地理空间监测工具包的规模和范围将得以扩大，其开放性林业和土地利用评估平台的能力也将得到加强。
20 Jan 2020
FAO will attend the fourth Annual Strategic Consultation with the Government of Japan on Tuesday 21 January 2020, in Tokyo, Japan. The objective is to review the progress of their partnership and discuss common priorities and new humanitarian and development projects for the year ahead.
13 Dec 2019
n December 10 2019, Norway through the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad) officially signed an agreement to become a contributing member of FAO’s Flexible Multi-Partner Mechanism (FMM). The agreement, which was signed by FAO Assistant Director-General Roberto Ridolfi and Norad Director Mette Møglestue, commits to support of NOK 90 million (approximately USD 10 million) for FMM programs and sub-programmes over the next three years. It emphasizes Norway’s support for strengthening FMM’s programmatic focus on resilient and sustainable food systems, and climate change and agriculture.