Building on Generation Connect's participation in the LDC5 Youth Forum and Youth Track in Qatar, this session highlights the crucial role of young people in driving SDG implementation and digital

Building on Generation Connect's participation in the LDC5 Youth Forum and Youth Track in Qatar, this session highlights the crucial role of young people in driving SDG implementation and digital transformation within Least Developed Countries (LDCs).

With a thematic focus on SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure), young speakers will discuss how to ensure an enabling digital environment and meaningful connectivity for LDC youth. The goal is to create genuine opportunities for them to lead, thrive, and prosper in our shared digital future.

Under the OCOP initiative, countries are collaborating to enhance potato production, improve food security, and foster rural development in Lesotho. Supported by the International Potato Center

Under the OCOP initiative, countries are collaborating to enhance potato production, improve food security, and foster rural development in Lesotho. Supported by the International Potato Center (CIP), this cooperation aims to transfer technical knowledge, inform public policies, and drive inclusive economic growth. The potato is positioned as a catalyst for transforming Lesotho's agri-food systems.

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The FAO's Regional Technical Platform for Family Farming is advancing its Cycle of Technical Exchanges. This initiative fosters dialogue, cooperation, and learning to strengthen the family farming

The FAO's Regional Technical Platform for Family Farming is advancing its Cycle of Technical Exchanges. This initiative fosters dialogue, cooperation, and learning to strengthen the family farming sector, aligning with the UN Decade of Family Farming (2019-2028).

Following previous discussions on family farming registries and public procurement, the latest edition addresses the inclusion and participation of rural youth. Its first session, "Digital technologies for rural youth," explored opportunities and challenges in leveraging technology to boost productivity and improve access to information, financing, and networks. This session was co-organized with REAF Mercosur and the World Food Forum youth initiative.

More information: [https://www.fao.org/platforms/family-farming/main-initiatives/technical-exchanges/es](https://www.fao.org/platforms/family-farming/main-initiatives/technical-exchanges/es)

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The Central American Dry Corridor faces significant agricultural challenges from prolonged droughts and intense rains. To address this, FAO, the Brazilian government (via ABC/MRE), and the

The Central American Dry Corridor faces significant agricultural challenges from prolonged droughts and intense rains. To address this, FAO, the Brazilian government (via ABC/MRE), and the Ministries of Agriculture of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras are collaborating on a project. This initiative, part of the Brazil-FAO South-South Cooperation Program, focuses on "Agricultural Zoning of Climate Risk (ZARC) and water resource management." Its objective is to develop strategies that build resilience and foster inclusive transformation across the region.

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In Toacaso, Cotopaxi, Ecuador, the Asopragma association, supported by the Paisajes Andinos project, demonstrates the power of organization and female leadership. Initially facing resistance and

In Toacaso, Cotopaxi, Ecuador, the Asopragma association, supported by the Paisajes Andinos project, demonstrates the power of organization and female leadership. Initially facing resistance and challenges like low milk prices and limited financing, 46 families (35 led by women) embraced sustainable dairy practices. This led to increased milk production, improved incomes, and better product quality.

Beyond production, Asopragma established a successful community savings and credit fund, empowering women with access to finance for productive activities, education, and emergencies. This initiative, alongside a social fund, fosters economic autonomy and community solidarity. Asopragma's story highlights how local organization, female leadership, and community finance build resilient, inclusive, and sustainable Andean landscapes.

The 2nd Fair of Rural Conscious Tourism Creators of the Humboldt Archipelago was held on February 14, 2026, in Punta de Choros, Chile. Organized by 18 women leaders in crafts, gastronomy, and

The 2nd Fair of Rural Conscious Tourism Creators of the Humboldt Archipelago was held on February 14, 2026, in Punta de Choros, Chile. Organized by 18 women leaders in crafts, gastronomy, and hospitality, the event featured over 20 activities, including workshops and art, attracting hundreds and promoting regional identity and development.

The "Creadoras Rurales de Turismo Consciente Archipiélago de Humboldt" group secured Blue Economy funds via the GEF Marine Coastal Governance Project. These resources enabled a training school, digital marketing workshops, scientific talks, a territorial fair, and a website for their products. The Decalogue of Good Practices for Marine Coastal Tourism was also presented.

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This video summarizes the 18-year Brazil-FAO South-South Cooperation Program, an alliance between the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and the Brazilian Government. It has fostered knowledge

This video summarizes the 18-year Brazil-FAO South-South Cooperation Program, an alliance between the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and the Brazilian Government. It has fostered knowledge exchange and innovative projects across Latin America and the Caribbean to combat hunger, food insecurity, inequality, and climate change.

FAO and the Brazilian Cooperation Agency (ABC/MRE) drive actions to build resilient and sustainable agri-food systems. Key efforts include strengthening family farming, promoting healthy school meals, responsible land governance, urban agri-food systems, and expanding rural technology access.

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Humanitarian aid, while life-saving, can unintentionally spread plant pests. A video explains these plant health risks during emergency operations, highlighting key guidance from the IPPC's R-09

Humanitarian aid, while life-saving, can unintentionally spread plant pests. A video explains these plant health risks during emergency operations, highlighting key guidance from the IPPC's R-09 Recommendation. It emphasizes the essential role of preparation, coordination, and phytosanitary measures, even in crises.

Protecting plant health ensures food security, strengthens livelihoods, and supports post-crisis recovery. This prevents life-saving assistance from inadvertently creating new risks.

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This video marked the start of high-level sessions at the 39th FAO Regional Conference in Brasilia. Delegations convened to address regional food security challenges and the urgent need for

This video marked the start of high-level sessions at the 39th FAO Regional Conference in Brasilia. Delegations convened to address regional food security challenges and the urgent need for accelerated joint action. It called on stakeholders to strengthen cooperation and advance towards more efficient, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable agri-food systems.

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Latin America and the Caribbean face a decisive moment for their agri-food systems. Supporting the 2030 Agenda, FAO's 2026-2027 technical work focuses on four Regional Priorities, aligning with

Latin America and the Caribbean face a decisive moment for their agri-food systems. Supporting the 2030 Agenda, FAO's 2026-2027 technical work focuses on four Regional Priorities, aligning with its Strategic Framework and vision of better production, nutrition, environment, and life. Priorities include sustainable production, hunger eradication, climate action, and reducing inequalities via strategic investments.

FAO reaffirms its commitment to work with Members to transform agri-food systems, ensuring no one is left behind. For more information and to subscribe, visit fao.org/events/detail/larc39/pt and YouTube. Follow FAO on social media: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter, Weibo. © FAO: fao.org #SDGs #Agenda2030 #GlobalGoals