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As Gambia's population continues to rise at a rapid rate, and the depletion of forests and woodlands at an all-time ...
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As Gambia's population continues to rise at a rapid rate, and the depletion of forests and woodlands at an all-time ...
Kenya's Agnes Chisiwa has become a role model for women in her community. Through her FAO training, she's taken the ...
The FAO's land tenure project has helped Sengalese farmers invest in natural resources and their futures by having land security. ...
Post-harvest loss has the ability to impact the four pillars of food security which includes availability, access, utilisation and stability. ...
A FAO project has changed the lives of millions of Ugandans who rely on fishing for their bread and butter. ...
More than 6 000 women have joined a FAO project in Mozambique which encourages them to establish their own vegetable ...
The Delfino plough has the power to restore up to 700 million hectares of degraded land in Africa. Not only ...
The FAO-Unicef Afikeop project has transformed the nutritional health and wellbeing of a Malawian community with farmer Tael Vumu proudly ...
With help from the FAO, Loyda Twinomujuni has been able to turn her milk farm around and has set her ...
Cameroonian activist, Cécile Ndjebet, bagged the 2022 Forest Champion Award for her energy and dedication in promoting women's rights to ...
Despite cutting-edge systems, citrus growers risk root diseases and nutrient loss due to over-irrigation and poor system care. Netafim and...
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