Chef Fatmata Binta, FAO Regional Goodwill Ambassador for Africa, highlights the significance of grains like fonio and foxtail millet in promoting resilience, culture, and shared knowledge among

Chef Fatmata Binta, FAO Regional Goodwill Ambassador for Africa, highlights the significance of grains like fonio and foxtail millet in promoting resilience, culture, and shared knowledge among communities. These climate-resilient crops support smallholder farmers and inspire healthier agrifood systems.

On the United Nations Day for South-South Cooperation (12 September), we celebrate the exchange of traditions and solutions across the Global South, fostering cultural connections through agriculture.

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Kyrgyzstan is leveraging innovation by combining science, technology, and local knowledge to enhance food production and protect natural resources. Solutions like seed balls for arid areas and

Kyrgyzstan is leveraging innovation by combining science, technology, and local knowledge to enhance food production and protect natural resources. Solutions like seed balls for arid areas and artificial glaciers for water storage are empowering communities. Traditional knowledge continues to guide pastoralists, who now integrate modern tools like GPS and drones.

The FAO is also promoting sustainable fish farming and safeguarding Kyrgyzstan's unique walnut forests. These initiatives illustrate how innovation can create resilient food systems while preserving vital resources. This World Food Day, learn how Kyrgyzstan is merging new ideas with traditional practices for a sustainable food future.

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Indigenous Peoples pass down their knowledge of natural resources and ecosystems through lived experience and oral tradition. Chef Fatmata Binta, FAO Regional Goodwill Ambassador for Africa,

Indigenous Peoples pass down their knowledge of natural resources and ecosystems through lived experience and oral tradition. Chef Fatmata Binta, FAO Regional Goodwill Ambassador for Africa, honors their wisdom and the sustainable food systems that nourish communities and protect biodiversity.

On the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples (9 August), we recognize their invaluable contributions globally. Stay connected with FAO through social media: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter, and Weibo. Subscribe for updates: YouTube.

On the International Day of Parliamentarism, FAO's Lauren Phillips emphasizes the vital role parliamentarians play in achieving global food security and nutrition. They are crucial for shaping

On the International Day of Parliamentarism, FAO's Lauren Phillips emphasizes the vital role parliamentarians play in achieving global food security and nutrition. They are crucial for shaping laws, policies, and budgets, effectively translating international commitments into tangible progress on the ground.

Through global partnerships, FAO actively supports legislative action, ensuring worldwide pledges lead to concrete results. These efforts will culminate in the Third Global Parliamentary Summit against Hunger and Malnutrition, scheduled for November 2026.

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Valuable agricultural research produced globally often remains difficult to discover. FAO AGRIS addresses this by connecting over 16 million research records from more than 2,000 data providers in

Valuable agricultural research produced globally often remains difficult to discover. FAO AGRIS addresses this by connecting over 16 million research records from more than 2,000 data providers in over 250 languages.

AGRIS significantly increases the visibility of agricultural knowledge, supports open sharing, and provides researchers, students, policymakers, and practitioners with trusted scientific information. This access is vital for tackling global challenges such as food security, climate change, and sustainable agriculture.

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Michelin-starred chef Cristina Bowerman and local producer Angela Concu exemplify sustainable gastronomy in Sermoneta, Italy. Through the "Adopt a Farmer" initiative, they connect over the

Michelin-starred chef Cristina Bowerman and local producer Angela Concu exemplify sustainable gastronomy in Sermoneta, Italy. Through the "Adopt a Farmer" initiative, they connect over the Trombolotto, a unique local citrus.

This collaboration highlights the importance of knowing the origins of ingredients. By using the Trombolotto to create traditional sauces, their partnership protects local biodiversity, supports livelihoods, and preserves culinary heritage. It's a celebration of the people, places, and stories behind every dish, fostering purposeful cooking and sustainable food traditions.

The GSP XIV Plenary Assembly video highlighted the critical role of healthy soils in sustaining agrifood systems, livelihoods, and ecosystems. It emphasized the close connection between soil

The GSP XIV Plenary Assembly video highlighted the critical role of healthy soils in sustaining agrifood systems, livelihoods, and ecosystems. It emphasized the close connection between soil health, rangelands, and inclusive rural development, showcasing the contributions of pastoralists and women farmers. The video underscored the need to recognize, support, and empower those who care for the land, aligning with global observances like Desertification and Drought Day.

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The GSP XIV Plenary Assembly video highlighted the critical role of healthy soils in sustaining agrifood systems, livelihoods, and ecosystems. It emphasized the close connection between soil

The GSP XIV Plenary Assembly video highlighted the critical role of healthy soils in sustaining agrifood systems, livelihoods, and ecosystems. It emphasized the close connection between soil health, rangelands, and inclusive rural development.

The video showcased the contributions of pastoralists and women farmers, underscoring the need to recognize, support, and empower those who care for the land, aligning with global observances like Desertification and Drought Day.

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In March 1989, the Exxon Valdez tanker ran aground in Alaska's Prince William Sound, spilling 11 million gallons of oil. This catastrophic event left a lasting environmental impact, with oil still

In March 1989, the Exxon Valdez tanker ran aground in Alaska's Prince William Sound, spilling 11 million gallons of oil. This catastrophic event left a lasting environmental impact, with oil still present in the spill area today.

This disaster is among the worst oil spills in U.S. history, demonstrating that offshore drilling inevitably leads to spills. Our oceans, marine life, and coastal communities bear the severe consequences.

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Natural navigator Tristan Gooley reveals that nature's every shape and color is a solution to a problem, emphasizing that nothing is random and everything is connected. The AskNature Podcast helps

Natural navigator Tristan Gooley reveals that nature's every shape and color is a solution to a problem, emphasizing that nothing is random and everything is connected. The AskNature Podcast helps us decipher these clues in the more-than-human world.

In Episode 3, delve into the two pillars of wayfinding and learn how a simple five-minute walk can unlock your brain's evolutionary potential. Hosted by Amanda Sturgeon, CEO of the Biomimicry Institute, and Chief Editor Andrew Howley, the AskNature Podcast is a project of The Biomimicry Institute.