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Despite their knowledge of and vital role in cultivating honeybush, Khoi and San Indigenous peoples are excluded from its commercial boom.
Katherine Rivas Avila shares her experience in young professional networks empowering future global leaders in sustainability.
Africa is one of the most targeted areas where international actors invest in carbon forestry projects as a way to compensate for their greenhouse gas emissions.
The SIANI expert group, Drylands Agroforestry in East Africa, offers solutions that can improve food security in a region hard hit by climate change.
The SIANI expert group Insect-based proteins works with smallholders in Madagascar who farm insects that can be used for livestock fodder.
Achieving food and nutrition security in fragile contexts requires transitioning from short-term humanitarian aid to long-term resilience-building strategies.
SIANI is welcoming new expert groups that will work on important projects during 2025 and part of 2026.
Improving the management of animal waste will not only lead to cleaner villages but can reduce cases of disease and malnutrition.
Despite their knowledge of and vital role in cultivating honeybush, Khoi and San Indigenous peoples are excluded from its commercial boom.
Katherine Rivas Avila shares her experience in young professional networks empowering future global leaders in sustainability.
FAO is preparing for the International Year of the Woman Farmer in 2026 to honour women’s roles in ensuring food security, improving nutrition, and reducing poverty. This will provide a...
A review of the FAO’s 2024 Statistical Yearbook addressing the economic, social, and environmental aspects of key global agrifood system trends.