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December 2024

“Caring for Soils: Measure, Monitor, Manage” is the theme of unique celebrations hosted in Thailand and Saudi Arabia

The State of Agricultural Commodity Markets 2024 looks at global trade flows of nutrients and possible obesity drivers

New FAOSTAT data release

Explore the wealth of FAO fisheries and aquaculture statistics

En la publicación se proporciona un análisis exhaustivo de las tendencias nuevas y los desafíos en curso en la producción de alimentos, la seguridad alimentaria y la nutrición y el impacto ambiental de los sistemas agroalimentarios

FAO Statistical Yearbook is a primary tool for policymakers, researchers and analysts, as well as the general public interested in the past, present and future path of food and agriculture.

In celebration of African Statistics Day (18 November), we're proud to highlight some of the progress made in strengthening agricultural statistics across the continent.

As FAO’s World Census Programme 2020 comes to a close in 2025, 15 African countries (Botswana, Comoros, Centra...

United Nations World Data Forum

New FAOSTAT data release

En la nueva edición de Perspectivas alimentarias de la FAO se vigilan los principales mercados de alimentos y bebidas y se examinan el aceite de oliva y los fertilizantes

New FAOSTAT data release

Monthly Report (November 2024)

Value-driven transformation of agrifood systems

User Survey

Global cereal production and trade likely to decline from last year

November 2024

New FAO Statistics Working Paper

Expanded FAOSTAT feature offers more insights into who is doing the work to keep the world fed

Acute food insecurity is set to increase in both magnitude and severity across 22 countries and territories, according to a new United Nations report. The report warns that the spread of conflict, particularly in the Middle East – coupled with climate and economic stressors - is pushing millions of people to the brink. The report spotlights the regional fallout from the crisis in Gaza which has seen Lebanon engulfed in conflict and warns that the La Niña weather pattern could impact climates through March 2025, threatening fragile food systems in already vulnerable regions.