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What is the Future of FFS? Kickstarting global consultations
25/04/2023
The FAO Plant Production and Protection division held a FAO internal consultation with over 70 participants from FAO divisions and regional and sub-regional offices.
Plant Health Officers from FAO regions gathered in Rome to discuss the next priorities
31/03/2023
Plant health officers from all FAO regions and headquarters held a meeting to share the latest actions to protect plants globally. The meeting was opened by Jingyuan Xia, Director of the FAO Plant Production and Protection (NSP) Division, addressing the over 20 participants gathered in the Lebanon room of FAO.
Malawi kicks off a new project to propel development of the banana value chain: One Country One Priority Product
07/03/2023
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Government of Malawi through the Ministry of Agriculture kicked off the implementation of a new project to promote the sustainable development of banana as a Special Agricultural Product (SAP) in Malawi
Townhall meeting of the Plant Production and Protection Division to endorse the divisional action plan of the Employee Satisfaction Survey
06/03/2023
The Plant Production and Protection Division (NSP) met today to share, review and discuss the results of the FAO Employee Satisfaction Survey (E2S) together with FAO Deputy Director-General Beth Bechdol and NSP Director Jingyuan Xia.
The 2023 Annual Meeting of the Plant Production and Protection Division Organized with a focus on Optimization and Minimization
17/01/2023
The 2023 annual meeting of The Plant Production and Protection Division (NSP) of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) was held in FAO Headquarters on 17 January, with a focus on Optimization and Minimization towards Sustainable Plant Production.
FAO and the African Conservation Tillage Network reaffirm their joint commitment to sustainable agricultural mechanization
04/11/2022
Strengthening a shared commitment to driving innovations for sustainable agricultural mechanization practices, FAO and the African Conservation Tillage Network (ACT) have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding.