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Overfishing in the Mediterranean and Black Sea falls to lowest level in a decade
Alarm bells ignored as Africa continues to face deepening food crisis
FAO Director-General showcases OCOP Initiative as powerful catalyst for change
Climate Change Minister to attend COP28 in Dubai
Disestablishment of Te Pūkenga begins
New Zealand to host 2024 Pacific defence meeting
Study shows need to remove distractions in class
Minister sets expectations of Commissioner
New Zealand needs a strong and stable ETS
PISA results show urgent need to teach the basics
World Soil Day 2023 highlights link between soil and water, increasingly crucial in face of climate crisis
FAO welcomes $10 million additional funding from the United States of America for soil fertility mapping projects
Glial Tone of Aggression
Camelids take centre stage: FAO launches International Year to recognize their global impact
FAO Council opens by highlighting the Organization’s comparative advantage in facing today’s global challenges
Macrophages ‘Eat’ Insulin-producing Cells to Regulate Insulin in Pregnant Mice Post-birth
Stimulating Nerves Connected to the Pancreas Regenerates Insulin-Producing Cells
COP28: At climate summit’s first-ever Health Day, FAO highlights interconnected challenges of malnutrition and climate change
COP28: New AIIB-FAO partnership to boost rural infrastructure development to transform agrifood systems
COP28 must be a ‘game changer’ for agrifood systems, FAO Director-General urges
COP28: FAO underlines importance of working together with partners in Pakistan’s Living Indus Initiative
COP28: Fighting AMR requires action on ground, Qu says
COP28: Resilient and healthy mountain systems are key to climate change adaptation and mitigation
COP28: FAO Director-General highlights the role of finance and science in agrifood systems for transformation and prosperity in Africa
COP28: FAO-WTO reinforce collaboration on agrifood trade and food safety
COP28: Director-General QU Dongyu launches new FAO report on loss and damage highlighting need for innovative solutions
COP28: FAO welcomes $50 million in additional funding for innovative African crops project
COP28: Global agrifood systems are the climate solution, FAO Director-General tells world leaders
COP28: Roundtable highlights FAO-IAEA Joint Centre’s work on nuclear techniques in food and agriculture amid climate crisis
FAO report: Agrifood sector faces growing threat from climate change-induced loss and damage
FAO’s Statistical Yearbook 2023 goes live, highlights the impact of disasters on agriculture and cost of healthy diets
FAO-WHO 46th session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission adopts new standards
Codex Alimentarius: 60-year milestone in food safety
FAO at COP28: Agrifood systems solutions to shape climate agenda
New Zealand welcomes European Parliament vote on the NZ-EU Free Trade Agreement
Discovery of Structural Regularity Hidden in Silica Glass
QU Dongyu: Science and innovation are at the core of FAO’s efforts to fight hunger
The role of seeds in transforming agrifood systems under the spotlight
Why agrifood systems must be at the core of climate action: a COP28 preview with FAO climate expert
Further humanitarian support for Gaza, the West Bank and Israel
Preserving antimicrobials for the well-being of humans, animals, plants and ecosystems
Sudan: FAO reaches one million farming households since the outbreak of conflict
FAO opens Global Forum for Animal Feed and Feed Regulators
A New Benchmark for High-Performance Carbon Cathodes in Lithium-Oxygen Batteries
FAO Food Outlook predicts declining international trade in some basic foodstuffs
Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems: Andorra and Austria earn their first, while Asian countries get six new designations
Caretaker arrangements extended
El Niño: FAO’s updated Anticipatory Action and Response Plan urgently requires $160 million to support over 4.8 million people through March 2024

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