New African Union-FAO framework also aims to create new jobs while reducing reliance on manual labor

Drought hits sugarcane while forecasts for maize, rice and wheat outputs are raised

The UN Decade of Family Farming will assist achievement of the SDGs, says FAO Director-General

Rethink food systems to improve access to quality food, says FAO Deputy-Director General Maria Helena Semedo

African Union and FAO call for greater support to rural women as agents of change to end hunger

Director-General calls for building resilient livelihoods as the path to sustainable peace

Surging demand for food should be tapped as an engine for agro-industrialization across the continent, says FAO Director-General

Pioneering partnerships needed for the Sustainable Development Agenda

EU contributes €70 million to strengthen global partnership against hunger

Major new initiative aims to help low-income countries improve collection of agricultural data

Graça Machel joins FAO Nobel Peace Laureates Alliance

Measuring resilience, using artificial intelligence can flank ground action to fight famine/hunger

FAO’s Director-General notes that agriculture and food security are also key to peace

Some 39 countries in need of food assistance - FAO expects slightly lower global cereal production

18 September 2018, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh - Families living in the world's largest refugee camp this week received the first 2,500 stoves and liquid petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders that are part of a United Nations project to protect the environment and build resilience for peo...

Open, predictable and fair global food markets can help strengthen climate change response efforts and contribute to fighting hunger, says new report

The process is part of the Rotterdam Convention to protect human health and environment

FAO Director-General addressing a workshop at the Vatican calls for public policies that target obesity and overweight

821 million people now hungry and over 150 million children stunted, putting hunger eradication goal at risk

The aim is to stamp out a virus which kills millions of sheep and goats each year, and thus protect the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of poor rural families.