FAO emergencies and resilience

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Afghanistan: FAO and Asian Development Bank advance $100 million initiative to boost food security and resilience
29/01/2026

Project to support more than one million Afghans in restoring livelihoods and withstanding future shocks

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FAO strengthens food security across Haiti and the Dominican Republic through emergency agriculture and regional agrifood system protection
26/01/2026

High-level mission to Haiti and the Dominican Republic focuses on cross-border protection of livelihoods and agrifood systems

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04/02/2026

These are the voices of those who nourish the world. Farmers, fishers and rural families who participated in FAO projects share their stories of resilience and hope for the future

13/11/2025

Engaging communities is at the heart of FAO’s emergency and resilience work. In the field of anticipatory action—where the window between a warning and a potential hazard is often very short—community participation is critical to ensure that interventions are tailored, timely, inclusive and effective.

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Anticipatory action

FAO is forging a way for a faster, more effective humanitarian system by shifting from disaster response to anticipation.

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KORE - Knowledge and learning in action

Knowledge management is about identifying, co-creating and sharing solutions to help solve challenges, so others can learn from and apply them. 

Key publications
12/01/2026

Myanmar continues to face compounded humanitarian, economic and environmental shocks that are undermining agricultural livelihoods and food security, particularly among conflict-affected and displaced rural households.

07/01/2026

Cyclone Ditwah has triggered one of the most severe climate shocks Sri Lanka has faced in decades, compounding vulnerabilities already heightened by prolonged economic crisis and instability.

05/12/2025

Acute food insecurity has nearly tripled since 2016, while humanitarian funding is falling back to 2016 levels. Rising needs cannot be met by doing less of the same.