Building on Generation Connect's participation in the LDC5 Youth Forum and Youth Track in Qatar, this session highlights the crucial role of young people in driving SDG implementation and digital

Building on Generation Connect's participation in the LDC5 Youth Forum and Youth Track in Qatar, this session highlights the crucial role of young people in driving SDG implementation and digital transformation within Least Developed Countries (LDCs).

With a thematic focus on SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure), young speakers will discuss how to ensure an enabling digital environment and meaningful connectivity for LDC youth. The goal is to create genuine opportunities for them to lead, thrive, and prosper in our shared digital future.

FAO scientists Marco and Enrico have developed a WEFE Nexus system, currently tested at Jordan's King Talal Dam. This system reduces water loss from evaporation, a critical issue for Jordan, which

FAO scientists Marco and Enrico have developed a WEFE Nexus system, currently tested at Jordan's King Talal Dam. This system reduces water loss from evaporation, a critical issue for Jordan, which loses 25 million cubic meters annually from its dams.

Upon successful implementation in Jordan and the Arab region, the system promises billions in cost savings and enhanced water security. It also boosts energy efficiency and production by 20%, providing affordable energy for farmers and extending solar panel lifespan. It supports healthier food cultivation, agricultural expansion, and ecological systems, embodying the principle: "Every Drop Counts."

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FAO scientists Marco and Enrico have developed a WEFE Nexus system, tested with the Jordan Valley Authority at King Talal Dam. This innovation significantly reduces water loss from evaporation,

FAO scientists Marco and Enrico have developed a WEFE Nexus system, tested with the Jordan Valley Authority at King Talal Dam. This innovation significantly reduces water loss from evaporation, addressing Jordan's annual loss of 25 million cubic meters and enhancing water security in a water-scarce region.

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This video compiles images from the "Global Call for Stories: Family Farmers at the Heart of Sustainable and Climate-Resilient Food Systems." Coordinated by FAO's Family Farming Knowledge Platform

This video compiles images from the "Global Call for Stories: Family Farmers at the Heart of Sustainable and Climate-Resilient Food Systems." Coordinated by FAO's Family Farming Knowledge Platform (FFKP) and its partners, this initiative is a key part of the UN Decade of Family Farming (2019-2028).

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The La Higuera-Freirina Coastal Heritage Route, highlighted in Freirina, Chile, is a Chilean Ministry of National Assets initiative. It aims to provide public access to valuable natural, cultural,

The La Higuera-Freirina Coastal Heritage Route, highlighted in Freirina, Chile, is a Chilean Ministry of National Assets initiative. It aims to provide public access to valuable natural, cultural, and tourist sites, offering various transport options. Local and institutional actors have discussed its benefits, with the route expected to launch in 2026.

Development of this route is significantly supported by the GEF Marine Coastal Governance Project. This project is implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and executed by Chile's Ministry of Environment, Undersecretariat of Fisheries and Aquaculture, and National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service.

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This record from La Higuera, Coquimbo, Chile, highlights the development of the La Higuera-Freirina Birregional Coastal Heritage Route. Set to launch in 2026, this initiative by Chile's Ministry

This record from La Higuera, Coquimbo, Chile, highlights the development of the La Higuera-Freirina Birregional Coastal Heritage Route. Set to launch in 2026, this initiative by Chile's Ministry of National Assets aims to provide public access to areas of high social, natural, cultural, and tourist value. It will offer accessible routes for vehicles, walking, cycling, and horseback riding, with local and institutional actors discussing its benefits.

Key support for this route comes from the GEF Marine Coastal Governance Project, implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and executed by Chile's Ministry of Environment, Undersecretariat of Fisheries and Aquaculture, and National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service.

The "Youth Forum for the Transformation of Agri-food Systems" aims to establish a regional platform for youth in Latin America and the Caribbean. Its goal is to strengthen their capacities, expand

The "Youth Forum for the Transformation of Agri-food Systems" aims to establish a regional platform for youth in Latin America and the Caribbean. Its goal is to strengthen their capacities, expand knowledge, foster collaboration, and develop joint proposals for transforming the region's agri-food systems.

This two-day forum dedicates its first day to youth capacity building through workshops and interactive panels, enhancing leadership, communication, and advocacy skills. The second day hosts a Preparatory Youth Dialogue, where participants deliberate on priorities and create a Regional Youth Declaration. This declaration will be a key tool for the Civil Society Consultation at FAO's 39th Regional Conference (LARC39) and other decision-making spaces.

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The "Youth Forum for the Transformation of Agri-food Systems" aims to establish a regional platform for young people across Latin America and the Caribbean. Its core objective is to strengthen

The "Youth Forum for the Transformation of Agri-food Systems" aims to establish a regional platform for young people across Latin America and the Caribbean. Its core objective is to strengthen their capacities, expand knowledge, foster collaborative networks, and develop joint proposals for transforming the region's agri-food systems.

The forum is structured over two days. Day one focuses on youth capacity building through workshops and interactive sessions, enhancing leadership, communication, and advocacy skills. Day two features a Preparatory Youth Dialogue, where participants will collectively develop a Regional Youth Declaration. This declaration will be a crucial input for the 39th FAO Regional Conference (LARC39) and other key decision-making forums.

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Germán Rojas, former FAO Information Officer, reflects on the strategic role of communications throughout FAO's 80-year history. He details the evolution from analog methods—like print and

Germán Rojas, former FAO Information Officer, reflects on the strategic role of communications throughout FAO's 80-year history. He details the evolution from analog methods—like print and press relations—to digital technologies, and the challenges of coordinating communications in a decentralized, transforming organization.

Communications proved vital in supporting food security policies, major global hunger conferences, and establishing World Food Day. Rojas's insights show how FAO enhanced its public visibility, advocacy, and collective work against hunger, rural development, and international cooperation.

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Rene Orellana Halkyer, FAO Deputy Director-General for Latin America and the Caribbean, presented FAO's vision on responsible water tenure governance at the Regional Dialogue in Panama City (Feb

Rene Orellana Halkyer, FAO Deputy Director-General for Latin America and the Caribbean, presented FAO's vision on responsible water tenure governance at the Regional Dialogue in Panama City (Feb 11-12). He emphasized strengthening equitable and sustainable water allocation, promoting inclusive solutions, and advancing evidence-based water management to enhance water and food security, aligning with SDG 6.

The dialogue convened governments, social organizations, indigenous peoples, academia, and the private sector. Its aim was to forge common principles and shared solutions to address the region's growing water scarcity challenges.

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