For the second consecutive year, the region must prepare for a major food and nutrition crisis in 2021. The March update indicates that 27.1 million people might need emergency...
Search results (15)
Showing results 1 to 10
Geographic coverage
Cape Verde
The aim was to develop an effective policy to prevent illegal migration including trafficking in human beings and the smuggling of migrants. To this end, the following activities were undertaken: Setting...
The overall objective of the ICCAT AOTTP Programme is to contribute to food security and economic growth of the Atlantic coastal states by ensuring sustainable management of tropical tuna resources in the Atlantic...
The 36th annual meeting was held virtually in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. It took stock of the 2020-21 agro-pastoral campaign, the food and nutrition situation and the responses to the 2020...
Sound the alarm for political and financial action to address an unprecedented food and nutrition situation in the Sahel and West Africa that has been strongly exacerbated by the combined effects of security...
From the appointment of the Secretariat in September 2014 up to the closing in June 2019, PARM’s participatory agricultural risk management (ARM) engagement process has been successfully implemented in 8...
Covid-19 risks overshadowing and compounding the already severe food and nutrition crisis in the Sahel and West Africa. Several tens of millions of people are threatened. The region’s stability...
A transparent, coherent and mutually beneficial tool that enhance fisheries governance for sustainable exploitation, fish supply and development of the fisheries sector in SFPA partner countries. Sustainable fisheries...
ECOAGRIS est un acronyme qui signifie « Système Régional Intégré d’Information Agricole de la CEDEAO ». Il a été conçu pour...
The Early Warning Early Action (EWEA) Report on FoodSecurity and Agriculture is produced by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). It provides a quarterly forward-looking analysis...
