The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations’ (FAO) technically plausible integrated approach for the livelihood recovery project helped flood-affected households in Pakistan not just increase their crop production but also increase income and nutritional outcomes.Read More

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) provided direct assistance by repairing the greenhouses of conflict-affected farmers in Gaza Strip. This intervention not only helped in building back better but also contributed to an increase in farm productivity, a reduction in the cost of production, and an increase in profitability.Read More

FAO’s cash-for-work (CFW) interventions in Pakistan helped achieve the twin objectives of providing income-generation opportunities for unskilled laborers and restoring irrigation channels that were rendered non-functional due to floods and siltation to improve food self-sufficiency.Read More

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) rehabilitated a water-harvesting structure to improve crop-related livelihoods in Gaza Strip. Crop-related infrastructure like irrigation ponds and rainwater harvesting systems help farmers not just increase their crop yield but also extend the production cycle by a couple of months.Read More

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) provides tailored farm machinery support to conflict-affected farmers in the Gaza Strip to address their specific needs around quick harvest and to reduce risk to their lives.Read More

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations’ (FAO) direct distribution of inputs like seeds, fertilizers, and tools helped typhoon-affected households in the Philippines restart their agricultural activities and produce food to meet self-sufficiency levels.Read More

The Food and Agriculture of the United Nations’ (FAO) strategies on unconditional and restricted cash cost share helped displaced households in South Ossetia access critical input like water to increase crop production and strengthen food security.Read More

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) provided a wide range of livelihood recovery support to households impacted by cyclone in Myanmar to help them increase income, contributing to building livelihood assets in the long run.Read More