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Microgardens in Dakar make efficient use of space and bolster nutrition for urban dwellers. ©FAO/J. Koelen

Crops

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FAO counts on 55 implementing partners for community distributions across the country. Photo: ©FAO/Mayak Akuot

Changemakers

FAO in a race against time to plant in South Sudan

Members of the Honey Enterprise Groups recently constructed 205 beehives in the nation through a Cash for Work initiative supported by the project. Photo: FAO

Agribusiness

Life is sweet as bees and livelihoods buzz in Gambia

Women and men were eager to participate in the WE-FBS training in Kenya, where they learned more about challenging gender norms and strengthening their farming business skills. Photo: Supplied/©FAO/Patrick Meinhardt

Agripreneurs

Agnes is raising the bar for female farmers in Kenya

The main aim of the VGGT process in Senegal has been to bring stakeholders together for dialogue on updating land tenure laws and policies. Photo: ©Enda Pronat

Farmers

Land tenure security lays the groundwork for women in Senegal

Many fishers like Robert were fishing without permits or using small boats and nets that were not allowed on the lake. Photo: Supplied/FAO

Agribusiness

FAO steps in to save Uganda’s depleted fisheries and aquaculture sector

Nutrition knowledge keeps Mozambiquan kids healthy

Agripreneurs

Mozambican women use porridge to fight against malnutrition

FAO brought this state-of-the art heavy digger to the Sahel region as part of FAO’s Action Against Desertification (AAD) programme, using it to cut through impacted, bone-dry soil to a depth of more than half a metre. Photo: FAO

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Delfino plough brings degraded African land back to life

Nutrition fanatic leads from the front in Malawian community

Farmers

Nutrition fanatic leads from the front in Malawian community

For Loyda, steady and reliable milk production means the world, allowing her to pay for other essential needs, like children’s school fees and house maintenance expenses. Photo: FAO

Agripreneurs

Happy cows make for a happy farm in Uganda

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