FAO Philippines Newsletter, December 2020 - Issue #2
This issue of the FAO Philippines Newsletter highlights the Country Office's significant activities and achievements for the period of July to December 2020. This issue contains stories on the following: (1) FAO Philippines' efforts to promote its work and mandates amidst the COVID-19 pandemic including establishing new partnerships, supporting government initiatives to strengthen food security and participating in online learning and knowledge-sharing events; (2) a new regional initiative to protect farming families and their livestock from volcanic eruptions; (3) World Food Day 2020 and the launch of dual national Zero Hunger initiatives; (4) continuing to work to control fall armyworm; (5) capacity-building initiatives to empower farmers and fisherfolk in BARMM amidst the pandemic; (6) post-APRC dialogue with DA; (7) human interest features showcasing the resilience and successes of FAO project beneficiaries; and (8) new knowledge resources covering the COVID-19 pandemic and recent typhoons that hit the country.
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| Format: | biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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2021
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| Online Access: | https://openknowledge.fao.org/handle/20.500.14283/CB3778EN http://www.fao.org/3/cb3778en/cb3778en.pdf |
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| Summary: | This issue of the FAO Philippines Newsletter highlights the Country Office's significant activities and achievements for the period of July to December 2020. This issue contains stories on the following: (1) FAO Philippines' efforts to promote its work and mandates amidst the COVID-19 pandemic including establishing new partnerships, supporting government initiatives to strengthen food security and participating in online learning and knowledge-sharing events; (2) a new regional initiative to protect farming families and their livestock from volcanic eruptions; (3) World Food Day 2020 and the launch of dual national Zero Hunger initiatives; (4) continuing to work to control fall armyworm; (5) capacity-building initiatives to empower farmers and fisherfolk in BARMM amidst the pandemic; (6) post-APRC dialogue with DA; (7) human interest features showcasing the resilience and successes of FAO project beneficiaries; and (8) new knowledge resources covering the COVID-19 pandemic and recent typhoons that hit the country. |
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