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Director-General highlights valuing water as a game changer in Near East - Iraq

Director-General highlights valuing water as a “game changer in Near East Format At Baghdad First International Water Conference, FAO outlines the importance of sustainable allocation policies 13 March 2021, Baghdad/Rome - Governance, innovation and capacity building are the high roads to coping with water scarcity in Iraq and neighboring countries, which have been home to agricultural civilizations for 5000 years, FAO Director-General QU Dongyu said today. Effective water governance needs transparency, meaningful participation from diverse stakeholders and robust accountability mechanisms in place, he said. The Director-General spoke at the Baghdad First International Water Conference, held to promote knowledge-sharing and policy debate on overcoming water scarcity challenges, especially in the region. Per capita renewable freshwater in the Near East and North Africa (NENA) is less than 10 percent of the world average, and one of every five people live in agricultural areas

FAO - News Article: Director-General highlights valuing water as a game changer in Near East

At Baghdad First International Water Conference, FAO outlines the importance of sustainable allocation policies 13 March 2021, Baghdad/Rome - Governance, innovation and capacity building are the high roads to coping with water scarcity in Iraq and neighboring countries, which have been home to agricultural civilizations for 5000 years, FAO Director-General QU Dongyu said today. Effective water governance needs transparency, meaningful participation from diverse stakeholders and robust accountability mechanisms in place, he said. The Director-General spoke at the Baghdad First International Water Conference, held to promote knowledge-sharing and policy debate on overcoming water scarcity challenges, especially in the region. Per capita renewable freshwater in the Near East and North Africa (NENA) is less than 10 percent of the world average, and one of every five people live in agricultural areas with very high water shortages and scarcity, according to FAO s State of Food and Ag

Director-General highlights valuing water as a game changer in Near East

Transforming agri-food systems will shape future, FAO chief told World Economic Forum

Date Time Transforming agri-food systems will shape future, FAO chief told World Economic Forum 27 January 2021, Rome – The Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, QU Dongyu, called today for coordinated joint responses and “global synergistic action before it is too late” to transform the world’s agri-food systems. Holistic changes are needed to address issues such as climate change, agricultural production, demographics, consumer demands, biodiversity, nutrition, pests and food technology, among others, Qu said at a high-profile panel at the World Economic Forum‘s annual Davos” get-together, held virtually this year. The Forum brings together more than 1 500 business, government and civil society leaders from more than 70 countries to discuss the economic, environmental, social and technological challenges in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. This year’s week-long WEF is organized under the aegis of 2021 being “a c

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