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NewsletterFAO Liberia Newsletter, April 2024 – Issue #6 2024
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No results found.The FAO Liberia Newsletter for April serves as a comprehensive communication tool aimed at fostering awareness, sharing insights, and promoting collaboration in the realm of agricultural development within Liberia. With a primary focus on facilitating information dissemination, the newsletter endeavours to highlight key initiatives, achievements, and challenges pertinent to the agricultural sector. By providing updates on FAO-supported projects, policy developments, and capacity-building activities, the newsletter strives to engage stakeholders, including government agencies, civil society organizations, academia, and the general public. Furthermore, the newsletter serves as a platform to showcase success stories, best practices, and innovative approaches in agriculture, while also addressing critical issues such as food security, climate change resilience, and sustainable resource management. Ultimately, the FAO Liberia Newsletter for April endeavours to catalyze dialogue, inspire action, and strengthen partnerships for the advancement of Liberia's agricultural agenda in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals. -
NewsletterFAO Liberia Newsletter, May 2025 – Issue #8 2025
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No results found.This edition of the newsletter covers wide range of developmental stories which share testimonies of beneficiaries who lives have been positively impacted by projects implemented by FAO. As the first edition in 2025, the newsletter summarizes project activities and other important happenings which have had a positive reflection on the local population in Liberia and other partners who work along with FAO in implementing agricultural related programs in the country. In this edition, we spotlight the transformative impact of FAO’s Community-Based Forest Management (CBFM) project, which is changing lives in Nimba County through sustainable honey production. We also cover the FAO’s donation of computers to enhance agricultural education and capacity building. A new training initiative with the Ministry of Agriculture aims to combat rising tree and crop pest outbreaks, while the Scaling Up Nutrition Movement concludes a successful four-day annual assessment in Monrovia. Additionally, the newsletter also highligted FAO support to youth engagement in food systems through the World Food Forum and partners with the University of Liberia to develop a small-scale fisheries curriculum, reinforcing food security and sustainable development. These initiatives reflect FAO’s commitment to sustainable development, food security, and capacity building across Liberia. -
NewsletterFAO Liberia Newsletter, January 2024 – Issue #5 2024
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No results found.This is the fourth quarter newsletter in 2023 from FAO Liberia. This issue covers FAO Liberia's activities from October to December 2023. The newsletter starts with the essage from FAO Representative ad interim in Liberia, and continues to introduce recent updates and achievements including the World Food Day 2023 engagement, the introduction of solar-powered mobile farms under the UAE-funded project, the World One Health Day in Liberia, the World AMR Awareness Week (WAAW) activities in Liberia, UN Nutrition's collaborative work in Liberia, recent capacity development activities on sustainable vegetable farming and value addition.
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