Here’s wishing you a happy World Book and Copyright Day. And thanks for spending it with us!

Browse through the wealth of FAO publications in Spanish!

Have a look at this selection of FAO reports shedding light on the many implications of the use of plastics in agrifood systems.

Browse through the wealth of FAO publications in Chinese!

Get ready to celebrate the day by brushing up your knowledge with a wealth of FAO resources on forests

Browse through the wealth of FAO publications in French!

Get ready to celebrate the first International Day of Potato!

On International Women's Day, explore our latest reports on the topic.

Discover how you can contribute to the new FSN Forum call on agrifood systems transformation governance

The 2023 reports for five regions are now available

 Find out more about the nutritional benefits of pulses.

Here’s how to browse through the wealth of our online resources, easily accessible from your computer or mobile phone.

So here is food for thought: why not take advantage of this time of year to try new recipes and showcase your culinary talents to friends and family?

Don't miss the opportunity to contribute to the discussion on hidden costs and benefits of agrifood systems.

Did you know? 2024 marks the 10th anniversary of the endorsement of the Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries in the Context of Food Security and Poverty Eradication.

World Soil Day is a move to put soils on the map and an opportunity to rustle up a selection of FAO publications.

A selection of FAO’s publications on food safety highlights the pivotal role of Codex Alimentarius in protecting consumer health and facilitating the international food trade.

Join the FSN's call for submissions to help inform on the progress towards the realization of the Right to Food to mark the 20th anniversary of the Voluntary Guidelines!

Learn more by reviewing some of FAO’s key materials on AMR.

Must we choose between food security and climate neutrality? How do we make sure food imports are safe? How do low-income countries move up the food value chain?

FAO’s corporate brochures not only answer such questions but correlate them with broader subjects – the bioeconomy, say, or gl...

The 2023 of the FAO publications catalogue is out. Go check it!

World Cotton Day (7 October) is an opportunity to highlight the vital role that cotton plays in economic development, international trade and poverty alleviation.

Have a look at a selection of FAO publications on better production, better nutrition, a better environment and a better life.

Ahead of this critical conference, we have put together a selection of FAO publications that showcase the Organization’s core work on tackling climate change.

At the mid-point of the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development, there is an urgent need to understand where the world stands in eliminating hunger and food insecurity, as well as in ensuring sustainable agriculture.

Learn more about sustainable agriculture mechanization through this selection of FAO publications.

On this Sustainable Gastronomy Day (18 June), treat yourself to a healthy portion of fish − and fish culture!

World Food Safety Day 2023 is an opportunity to brush up your knowledge on the topic with a selection of FAO publications.

This year, we will celebrate the diversity of bees and look at the ways we keep them.

Healthy plants constitute the foundation for all life on Earth, as well as ecosystem functions, food security and nutrition.

The updates are available in Chinese, English and French.

Water is fundamental – and a right. But its provision may be slowing down to a trickle. Decades of increased freshwater withdrawal, overextraction of groundwater, poor management, and misuse and contamination of freshwater ecosystems have intensified water stress and degraded water-relate...

From fisheries and aquaculture, where women make up half of the workforce, but are disproportionately engaged in the least stable and lowest paid jobs; to land agriculture, where women will often work the fields, but not own them; to a persistent blindness to the specific nutritional needs of ...