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The digitalisation of the EU agricultural sector is an essential part of the broader EU Digital Agenda and the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) aiming to promote competitiveness, sustainability, and resilience in agriculture...

The Soil Health Portal is a digital platform that provides access to georeferenced soil health data, aggregated at the soil unit level or more detailed levels, in a spatial format...

Smallholder agriculture accounts for almost 80% of food production in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Most of the food produced is consumed with little processing or value addition that can increase...

Innovation is a vital tool to make agricultural and food systems resilient, sustainable, and productive. Innovation in agriculture means learning to do things differently and to do more and better...

Efficient use of constrained biomass and waste resources is a central challenge in circular bioeconomy planning. As biobased technologies increasingly enable the recovery of diverse products and services, identifying...

A key objective of the EU Soil Observatory is to support research and innovation, and to intensify targeted research, data and monitoring on soils. This includes supporting the Mission Soil, and the EUSO’s in-house...

An estimated 1.85 million children aged 6 – 59 months are expected to suffer acute malnutrition and need urgent treatment between July 2025...

EUSO supports the development of an operational EU-Wide Soil Monitoring System, through the LUCAS Soil Module.

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This framing paper, developed by the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), outlines the role of school meals programmes in fragile and conflict-affected settings, while...