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FAO Angola Newsletter, 4th quarter 2024 – Issue #2

Year of publication 2025

Place of publication Luanda, Angola ;

Pages 10 p.

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Newsletter

Series title Newsletters from the Decentralized Offices

Series number 2

Synopsis (short abstract) This quarter of the FAO Angola Newsletter highlights significant achievements from 2024 and reflects on a year dedicated to advancing the country’s agricultural and food security goals. Through key partnerships and community-driven projects, the FAO has made important strides in supporting smallholder farmers, enhancing climate resilience, and promoting sustainable practices nationwide. Key highlights include the completion of several impactful and heartfelt projects. These initiatives have made significant progress in promoting sustainable land management and empowering rural communities, particularly women, in water management and pollinator-friendly farming areas. The FAO’s emphasis on integrating climate resilience with nutrition education has further strengthened Angola’s rural food security. With ongoing initiatives like these, FAO Angola remains committed to cultivating a resilient, sustainable, and inclusive agricultural system that will continue to benefit millions of rural families across the nation well into 2025.

Last updated 17/02/2025

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