The campaign was in Karuyombe Cell, Cyotamakara Village, Ntyazo Sector, Nyanza District, Southern Province on...
The Rwanda Country Programming Framework 2019-2024 states the priorities guiding the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)’s collaboration with the Government of Rwanda (GoR) based on identified gaps and comparative advantages in the areas of agriculture, food and nutrition security, fisheries, and forestry.
On-going FAO assistance in Rwanda is shaped by the 2019-2024 CPF, which is centred on four priority areas.
1) Innovative approaches to promote sustainable and integrated Crop, Livestock and Aquaculture production systems promoted.
2) Food security, nutrition and climate and other shocks resilient agriculture improved through sustainable and diversified production systems.
3) Inclusiveness of agricultural market systems as well as value addition and competitiveness of diversified agricultural commodities in domestic, regional and international markets promoted.
4) Enhanced enabling environment and responsive institutions for effective and efficient delivery of Services.
Meetings / Workshops / Events
- 5 June – International Day for the Fight Against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing (FAO led)
- 5 June – World Environment Day
- 5 June – Release of the Hunger Hotspots report
- 7 June – World Food Safety Day (co-led by FAO & WHO)
- 8 June – Release of the The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture 2024 report.
- 8 June – World Oceans Day
- 12 June – World Day Against Child Labour
- 16 June – International Day of Family Remittances
- 17 June - World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought
- 18 June – Sustainable Gastronomy Day
- 20 June – World Refugee Day
- 30 June – International Day of Parliamentarism
In Depth
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Any request deviating from these standard practices should be rejected. Suspicious communications purportedly from, for or on behalf of the FAO should be reported to FAO at the following email address [email protected]. Fraudulent schemes may also be reported to the local law enforcement authorities for appropriate action”.