Category: Environment
Empowering Women’s Associations to Combat Land Degradation and Achieve Carbon Market Success
Africa & Middle East: Women's associations in Burkina Faso are being empowered to tackle land degradation through an accessible geoportal platform.
Read MoreA Biodiversity Success Story from Puerto Rico
Latin America & the Caribbean: Efren Robles, the co-founder of a culinary agro hub in Puerto Rico, shares how biodiversity is helping his farm produce the best yields.
Read MoreHow Technology Supports Farmers to Protect Their Profitability
Global: Technology solutions are supporting farmers to optimise their farming practices to overcome financial burdens and preserve the planet.
Read MoreTransformations to Sustainability From a Decade of Transdisciplinary Research
Global: Nine years of collaborative, transdisciplinary research by 15 international project teams spanning 35 countries produced vital insights into how best to respond collectively to global sustainability challenges.
Read MoreInvasive Alien Species is a Threat to Biodiversity in the Caribbean
Latin America & the Caribbean: Invasive alien species, including rats and monkeys, is a threat to crop and livestock production in the Caribbean says a CABI-published book.
Read MoreSustainability Standards in Trade: How Can Developing Countries Benefit?
Global: Focusing on local standards can improve the adoption of Voluntary Sustainability Standards in developing countries, says UNCTAD's research.
Read MoreNominations Open for the 2025 Curt Bergfors Food Planet Prize
Global: Nominations are now open for the Curt Bergfors Food Planet Prize, offering a $2M prize to a single winner dedicated to the food system.
Read MoreWhy Investing in Land is a Business Imperative for a Sustainable Future
Global: Land is essential to all natural and human systems. By investing in its restoration and conservation, we can reverse land degradation.
Read MoreWorld Food Prize Laureates Urge G20 To Back Brazil’s Effort To End Global Hunger
Global: As the UN warns of imminent famine and extreme hunger in Gaza, Haiti and Sudan, 27 World Food Prize Laureates call upon G20 leaders to commit to Brazil’s agenda for ending global hunger and poverty.
Read MoreDeforestation: A Brazilian Farm’s Success Story Protecting the Forest
Latin America & the Caribbean: A multi-generation family business in Brazil is adopting sustainable intensification to protect the lands against deforestation.
Read MoreHidden Costs of Global Agrifood Systems Worth at Least $10 Trillion
Global: FAO's groundbreaking analysis of agrifood systems reveals a staggering $10 trillion annually, urging global action for transformative change.
Read MoreIn a World of Rising Conflict, We Must Cultivate the Fields to Grow Peace: An Open Letter from World Food Prize Laureates
Global: Hunger and conflict are deeply intertwined. To ensure lasting peace, governments and businesses must invest in food and agriculture.
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