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14/03/2018
Date: 14-15 March 2018Place: Geneva, Switzerland
Is investment in preparedness a good use of humanitarian funding? What are the best approaches to funding and programme design to ensure sustainable solutions and community leadership in preparedness programming? How can we inform future [...]
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Monthly Report on Food Price Trends
09/03/2018
The latest issue of the FPMA (Food Price Monitoring and Analysis) Bulletin FAO/GIEWS monthly report has been released. It reports food price trends at world, regional and country level and includes warnings on countries where prices of one or more [...]
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05/03/2018
The livestock sector in Mongolia is the main pillar of the rural economy, contributing to 16 percent of the national GDP and providing livelihoods for 30 percent of its population. However, over the decades, the livestock industry has been confronted [...]
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05/03/2018
FAO assesses that globally 37 countries are in need of external assistance for food.
Conflicts continue to be the main factor driving the high levels of severe food insecurity. Weather shocks have also adversely impacted food availability and access, notably in East [...]
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Southern Africa
27/02/2018
Erratic rains and an intense dry period in January lowers 2018 cereal production prospects in Southern Africa.
Highlights:
Erratic precipitation and well below-average rains in January have lowered Southern Africa’s overall 2018 cereal production prospects.
Current national maize stocks are forecast at above-average [...]