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 - 03/04/2022
Funding will help FAO provide seeds and rehabilitate 50 community water infrastructures. New Zealand is funding with USD 2 million a new project of the Food and ...en lire plus

 - 13/11/2017
Rt Hon Winston Peters, Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand and Minister of Foreign Affairs announced that New Zealand has earmarked US$2.5 million to support agricultural ...en lire plus

 - 12/02/2016
Typhoon Koppu (local name Lando) made landfall in the Central Luzon Region of the Philippines on 18 October 2015, affecting 26 provinces and leaving USD 205.9 ...en lire plus

 - 21/09/2015
Coconuts are one of the most important crops in the Philippines. The country is the second largest coconut producer in the world, but after Typhoon Haiyan ...en lire plus

 - 30/07/2015
To help build the resilience of small-scale rice-, corn- and coconut-based farming communities severely affected by Typhoon Haiyan, some 40,000 households have received recovery support in ...en lire plus

 - 19/03/2014
On 16 March, New Zealand Minister of Civil Defence Nikki Kaye and Ambassador Reuben Levermore met  rice and coconut farmers in Barangay Gacao, Palo, Leyte, in ...en lire plus

 - 24/01/2014
New Zealand’s Ambassador to the Philippines, Reuben Levermore, has lauded FAO’s support to displaced farming communities in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) in the ...en lire plus

 - 24/01/2014
An FAO project is working to improve the food security and agricultural livelihoods of the most vulnerable internally displaced farming families in the conflict-affected communities of ...en lire plus