The good, the bad, and the ugly of international online event making and research collaboration. Tricky working hours and a lot of seating, but further outreach and no visa fees.

Sustainable agriculture often requires capital, something most farmers in low-income countries don't have. What kind of policy and business tools can help?

We have collected the questions raised by the audience during the webinar Youth in Agribusiness: Coping with COVID-19 in the Context of a Changing Climate. Read the panelists answers in this Q&A.

Why is FAO moving away from resource-intensive farming as a way to feed the world? And what are the alternatives?

Catch up with our recent webinar about how young people working in agribusiness are coping with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic in the context of a changing climate.

Webinar on deagrarianisation on 5 May attempted to answer 'What are the underlying reasons for deagrarization and how does it effect livelihoods, poverty reduction and climate change?'. The first...

Webinar on deagrarianisation on 5 May attempted to answer ‘What are the underlying reasons for deagrarization and how does it effect livelihoods, poverty reduction and climate change?’. The...

Webinar on deagrarianisation on 5 May attempted to answer ‘What are the underlying reasons for deagrarization and how does it effect livelihoods, poverty reduction and climate change?’. Panel...

Watch the recording of the webinar Youth in Agribusiness: Coping with COVID-19 in the context of a changing climate, and find out how rural youth respond to the crisis.

Many people are leaving farming, but how does it impact livelihoods and development? Our webinar compared deagrarianisation in Europe and South Africa. Catch up!