FAO, in partnership with the Government of Jamaica, has handed over fertilizer support to farmers affected by Hurricanes Beryl and Melissa, as part of a broader effort to restore agricultural production and strengthen resilience across impacted communities.

Indigenous, Tribal and Plantation Leaders from throughout Suriname gathered in Paramaribo on April 13-14 for a Gran Krutu, a national dialogue, facilitated by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to initiate discussions on incorporating meaningful input from the community into a climate...

The Green Climate Fund approves $50 million project to strengthen climate resilience of vulnerable smallholders in Jamaica.

Fisheries cooperatives have long existed in Guyana, having been created to empower marginalized groups and help members manage fishing at a local level. However, despite efforts over the years, the cooperative movement among fishers has struggled to expand its reach, often experiencing limitat...

Grenada holds a unique distinction as the only country in the world currently authorized to export fresh non-irradiated soursop to the United States of America, which highlights the need to continually enhance efforts to strengthen the sanitary and phytosanitary systems in the soursop value ch...

The African Small Island Developing States (SIDS) solutions and investment Forum concluded in São Tomé and Príncipe with strong political momentum, concrete institutional outcomes, and a renewed call to move decisively from dialogue to implementation.