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This year's World Food Day, which wraps up tomorrow, finds us at a critical moment. The Covid-19 pandemic remains a global challenge, causing untold losses and hardship. The impact of the climate crisis are all around us. Crops have gone up in flames. Homes have been washed away. Lives and livelihoods have been thrown into turmoil due to conflict and other humanitarian emergencies. Global food security challenges have not been this severe for years.

Fresh momentum for better production and better nutrition to ensure a better environment and a better life

World Food Day is being observed globally on Saturday, October 16, and a series of activities and initiatives are being undertaken over several days at the national level to mark the occasion. The Ministry of Agriculture, through its World Food Day Committee, and the National Correspondent of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Dr. Coleen Phillips, are driving the October 15-22 activities whose theme is: “Our actions are our …

World Food Day is being observed globally on Saturday, October 16, and a series of activities and initiatives are being undertaken over several days at the national level to mark the occasion. The Ministry of Agriculture, through its World Food Day Committee, and the National Correspondent of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Dr. Coleen Phillips, are driving the October 15-22 activities whose theme is: “Our actions are our …

This year’s World Food Day finds us at a critical moment. The COVID-19 pandemic remains a global challenge, causing untold losses and hardship. The impacts of the climate crisis are all around us. Crops have gone up in flames. Homes have been washed away. Lives and livelihoods have been thrown into turmoil due to conflict and other humanitarian emergencies. Global food

Thank you Chair, Thank you for convening this meeting and thanks to the Secretariat for their hard work in preparing it. As you know, the United

UK statements during the WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Council from 13-14 October 2021.

This year’s World Food Day finds us at a critical moment. The Covid-19 pandemic remains a global challenge, causing untold losses and hardship. The impacts of the climate crisis are all around us. Crops have gone up in flames. Homes have been washed away. Lives and livelihoods have been thrown into turmoil due to conflict and other humanitarian emergencies.

This year’s World Food Day finds us at a critical moment. The COVID-19 pandemic remains a global challenge, causing untold losses and hardship. The impacts of the climate crisis are all around us. Crops have gone up in flames. Homes have been washed away. Lives and livelihoods have been thrown into turmoil due to conflict and other humanitarian emergencies. Global food

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