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FAO Investment Centre 60 years young

1964–2024

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Year of publication 2025

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 142 p.

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Booklet

Category Annual report

Synopsis (short abstract) The 60-year journey of the FAO Investment Centre tells a remarkable story of technical excellence and trusted partnerships. It also reflects the vision and effort of those who laid its foundations, the dedication of those who worked hard to sustain the Centre over the years, and its ability to adapt and innovate in a rapidly changing world. Marking this milestone, this book emphasizes the importance of recognizing how far the FAO Investment Centre has come. The achievements of today are built on the hard work of those who came before, whose legacy lives on in every partnership forged, every project delivered, and every life transformed. The FAO Investment Centre has evolved – and continues to do so – through its spirit of adaptability, flexibility and strong commitment to innovation. We not only shape and facilitate investment, but also create new opportunities and develop better solutions. The FAO Investment Centre is committed to delivering investment and finance solutions that will shape more sustainable, inclusive and resilient agrifood systems for years to come.

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