FAO-Republic of Korea South-South and Triangular Cooperation project
Since 2020, FAO with the Republic of Korea is implementing a South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) project to enhance rice value chains in 3 target countries: Côte d’Ivoire, the United Republic of Tanzania, and the Philippines. The video shows how the 3 target countries are exchanging best practices for improved rice sector policy-making, based on the Republic of Korea’s successful policy factors and expertise in achieving rice self-sufficiency. Through this SSTC exchange, FAO and the Republic of Korea is supporting the countries to achieve more sustainable and inclusive agrifood systems.
03/06/2022,
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