CarbFix, a pilot program at Iceland's Hellisheidi Geothermal Power Station, addresses climate change by injecting greenhouse gases into the ground for permanent storage.

This initiative,

CarbFix, a pilot program at Iceland's Hellisheidi Geothermal Power Station, addresses climate change by injecting greenhouse gases into the ground for permanent storage.

This initiative, highlighted as "Fixing Climate in Iceland," was published by The New York Times on February 12, 2015.

A Water User Association (WUA) is essential to the Pressurized Pipe Irrigation System (PPIS), enabling farmers to manage irrigation collectively. This video illustrates how WUAs facilitate fair

A Water User Association (WUA) is essential to the Pressurized Pipe Irrigation System (PPIS), enabling farmers to manage irrigation collectively. This video illustrates how WUAs facilitate fair water distribution, maintain infrastructure, promote climate-smart practices, and enhance community involvement, particularly women's leadership.

Discover how farmer-led water governance boosts efficiency, minimizes conflicts and costs, increases crop yields, and fosters resilient farming through collective action and improved coordination with government bodies. Subscribe to the FAO channel here.

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Collection and recycling systems are vital for a circular economy, yet many regions lack the necessary infrastructure. The report ‘Closing the Loop: Transforming urban waste systems and

Collection and recycling systems are vital for a circular economy, yet many regions lack the necessary infrastructure. The report ‘Closing the Loop: Transforming urban waste systems and protecting Brazil’s rivers’ reveals that Brazil could recover BRL 14 billion in recyclable value currently lost to landfills. Approximately 800,000 waste pickers play a crucial role in this system, often without recognition or fair compensation.

In partnership with the City of Recife, Brazil's Federal Government, and companies like Mars, Nestlé, @PepsiCo, and Unilever, we aim to invest R$300 million in enhancing collection and recycling systems. This initiative seeks to transform urban waste management and provide valuable lessons for policymakers across Brazil. Learn more about our efforts at Ellen MacArthur Foundation.

Rural women constitute nearly 60% of Tajikistan's agricultural workforce, performing key tasks in farming and livestock. Despite their vital role, many remain unrecognized, working informally with

Rural women constitute nearly 60% of Tajikistan's agricultural workforce, performing key tasks in farming and livestock. Despite their vital role, many remain unrecognized, working informally with limited access to resources, training, and decision-making. Expanding equal access to knowledge and opportunities is essential for more productive farms, stronger families, and resilient agrifood systems.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) collaborates with rural women to strengthen skills, improve resource access, and ensure fair recognition for their work. Connect with FAO: YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter, Weibo. Learn more at fao.org.

The FAO AGRIS Open Data Set (ODS) offers free access to millions of agricultural research records, fostering global knowledge sharing and innovation. Recognized as a Digital Public Good, the ODS

The FAO AGRIS Open Data Set (ODS) offers free access to millions of agricultural research records, fostering global knowledge sharing and innovation. Recognized as a Digital Public Good, the ODS enriches FAO AGRIS records with structured metadata and links to full texts, adhering to FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) for easy discovery and use.

Institutions contributing metadata increase their research visibility and impact. Available in Dublin Core XML, the ODS supports data-driven research, machine learning, and new applications. Join this global network to make your data part of FAO AGRIS. Subscribe to FAO's YouTube channel: Subscribe. Learn more at FAO.

Join the FAO Virtual Career Fair 2026 to connect with young professionals and experts dedicated to ending hunger and transforming agrifood systems worldwide. This impactful event takes place on 28

Join the FAO Virtual Career Fair 2026 to connect with young professionals and experts dedicated to ending hunger and transforming agrifood systems worldwide. This impactful event takes place on 28 April, from 09:00 to 17:00 (CEST).

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Judges increasingly use AI tools for critical decisions, from sentencing to risk assessment, fundamentally changing justice delivery. Public confidence in the fairness and legitimacy of

Judges increasingly use AI tools for critical decisions, from sentencing to risk assessment, fundamentally changing justice delivery. Public confidence in the fairness and legitimacy of AI-assisted court processes is paramount. Dr. Brian Barry's TEDx talk proposes a roadmap: just as judges follow conduct principles, AI tools must follow good design principles.

This roadmap involves three milestones: defining AI principles, translating them into technical guardrails, and rigorously testing for trust and procedural fairness before deployment. This ensures AI adoption enhances, rather than undermines, judicial legitimacy. Dr. Barry, an Associate Professor at Trinity College Dublin, leads research on how AI design impacts trust in judicial processes, including his €2 million JUDGEASSIST project.

Rural women in Tajikistan constitute nearly 60% of the agricultural workforce, performing vital tasks. Despite this, many work informally, lacking recognition, resources, training, and

Rural women in Tajikistan constitute nearly 60% of the agricultural workforce, performing vital tasks. Despite this, many work informally, lacking recognition, resources, training, and decision-making power. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) empowers these women by strengthening skills, improving resource access, and promoting fair recognition, fostering more productive farms, stronger families, and resilient agrifood systems.

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Devil's Claw, a protected species, is vital to Namibia, supplying over 90% of the world's demand. Harvesting is regulated to ensure long-term availability. The SWM Programme collaborates with

Devil's Claw, a protected species, is vital to Namibia, supplying over 90% of the world's demand. Harvesting is regulated to ensure long-term availability. The SWM Programme collaborates with local partners to promote sustainable harvesting methods and fair prices.

This international initiative is co-funded by the European Union, the French Facility for Global Environment, and the French Development Agency. It is implemented by the FAO, CIRAD, CIFOR-ICRAF, and WCS.

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Namibia supplies over 90% of the world's Devil's Claw, a protected species valued globally for its natural health benefits. Harvesting is strictly regulated to ensure its long-term availability

Namibia supplies over 90% of the world's Devil's Claw, a protected species valued globally for its natural health benefits. Harvesting is strictly regulated to ensure its long-term availability and sustainability.

The international SWM Programme, co-funded by the EU and French agencies, partners with local conservancies to promote sustainable harvesting and fair prices. It is implemented by FAO, CIRAD, CIFOR-ICRAF, and WCS.

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