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Pivoting Hygiene and Water Activities to Respond to COVID-19 in the DRC

COVID-19 Data for Decision-Making: Activity Showcases - Middle East, North Africa & Asia

View the Digital Posters About the Event Since the onset of COVID-19, the food security M&E sector has focused on overcoming data collection challenges posed by COVID-19 and strategies for combating these roadblocks. Now, several months into COVID-19 adaptations, it’s time to move beyond a focus on data collection and provide a forum for food security practitioners to share findings and how these findings have been used to adapt programmatic decision-making. Join IDEAL for an exciting opportunity to share and learn with peer food security practitioners from the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia about experiences applying data for decision-making

Goal and Objectives: Commodity Management Task Force

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Who pays for water? Comparing life cycle costs of water services among several low, medium and high-income utilities

Poverty Eradication and Food Security Through Agriculture in Africa

Advancing Food Security through Agroecological Technologies: The Implementation of the Biointensive Method in the Dry Corridor of Nicaragua

Money Flows: What is Holding Back Investment in Agroecological Research for Africa?

Integrated Landscape Strategies to Reach Post-2020 Biodiversity Conservation Goals

Join FAO and EcoAgriculture Partners for the next Landscape Dialogue to gain insights from distinguished speakers as they discuss and share their vision for how integrated landscape approaches could guide major initiatives pursuing post-2020 biodiversity goals. Originally scheduled to follow the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP 15) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) (now scheduled for May 2021 in Kunming, China), this dialogue aims to set the stage for a sprint over the next decade to reverse global biodiversity decline. During the Roundtable, Midori Paxton, UNDP Head of Ecosystems and Biodiversity, will give a keynote

Beyond the Basics: Integrating Psychosocial Support into Enterprise and Employment Programming

Supporting the economic recovery of crisis-affected people and communities is a priority for many donors and implementing agencies, and rightly so. Affected people often rate basic and income needs as their top priorities during and after crises. However, displacement, violence, disaster, and uncertainty take a heavy toll on affected people, especially their emotional and mental health. This makes finding a job, starting a business, or learning a trade even harder when these often ‘unspoken’ needs are not addressed. Join us for this Marketlinks webinar that looks at the integration of psychosocial support interventions with traditional economic recovery programming. Speakers from