Technical Platform on the Measurement and Reduction of Food Loss and Waste (TPFLW)

Multimedia

Videos
01/12/2025

In the Dominican Republic, approximately 33% of the food intended for school lunches is wasted between preparation and consumption. To address this challenge, FAO is working together with the National Institute of Student Welfare (INABIE) to strengthen the School Feeding Program, through the identification and implementation of an innovative and evidence-based solution: Optiwaste.

23/10/2025

By making sure that the food we grow is not lost or wasted, we support more diversified diets that nourish stronger communities, build circular food economies that create jobs that generate economic benefit, ease the pressure on Earth's precious resources, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, slow the pace of the increase in frequency and intensity of climatic shocks.

29/09/2025

On the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste, the Federazione Italiana Rugby takes the field to show how the power of sport can inspire change. Through teamwork and commitment, they tackle one of today’s biggest challenges—reducing food loss and waste for a more sustainable future.

28/08/2025

FLAPP is a pioneering digital solution designed to help farmers, companies, producer associations, and cooperatives make informed decisions to reduce food losses. Through video advisories and advanced data visualization, FLAPP measures, identifies, and analyzes the causes of food losses—from pests and diseases to inadequate packaging—across various stages, from harvest to wholesale markets.

09/04/2025

This Masterclass provides an overview of food loss and waste, their causes and impacts, and showcases examples of actions and approaches that can be taken at all stages of the production-to-consumption continuum, including at the consumer and household levels.

Audio
14/10/2019

Every year, around one-third of all food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted. Food loss and waste has all kinds of consequences for economies, food security and the environment. A new report by the Food and Agriculture Organization, FAO, explains where exactly these losses are occurring along the food chain, from farm to fork, and how countries are stepping up to tackle the problem.