FAO Angola

Pastoralists herd about 1 billion animals worldwide. They support food security, safeguard biodiversity, strengthen climate resilience and preserve cultural heritage. Learn more: fao.org/rangelands-pas… #YearOfRangelandsAndPastoralists #IYRP2026

The @FAO Goodwill Ambassadors & Champions website is now live. Explore how advocates from around the world support FAO’s work towards global food security. 👉 fao.org/goodwill-ambas…

Walking 3 km for water was the reality of farmers in southern Angola. FAO & the Angolan government, with EU funding, built a water reservoir & trained farmers in climate-smart soil & water techniques to fight drought and open options. 🔗bit.ly/4t6OkfW #WorldWaterDay

Where there is water, there’s a way💧. For Rita and other farmers in Banda Chibia, easier access to water means children spend more time at school and parents spend more time tending their fields. Read more 👉🏾 bit.ly/4bZ95nQ #WorldWaterDay

2026 marks the International Year of the Woman Farmer, recognising the vital role women play across the #agrifood value chain. In Angola, we are celebrating women farmers and fishers who are driving food security and sustainable livelihoods. Learn more👉 bit.ly/4sjlYz

FAO participated in the launch of Angola’s project initiative for a sustainable Blue Economy, advancing sustainable fisheries, livelihoods & inclusive growth. In partnership with the government, we support the sustainable use of marine resources for long-term prosperity 🇦🇴.

Pleased to inaugurate the WOW Museum at @unisiena and welcome it into the @FAO Food and Agriculture Museum and Network. Together we connect science, culture and innovation to engage young people and advance sustainable agrifood systems. #4Betters #FAOMuNe @SantachiaraLab

At the #InternationalWomensDay event in Angola, @FAO reaffirmed its commitment to supporting women across agriculture, fisheries and rural enterprises, recognising their vital role in strengthening food security and resilient livelihoods. FAO Angola Commemorates #WomensDay.

The FAO Representative in Angola highlights that empowering women is key to stronger families, thriving communities and resilient societies. 👉 When women are supported, entire nations benefit. #IWD2026

The FAO Representative in Angola emphasises that, through FAO initiatives with the Government of Angola, projects such as Farmer Field Schools (FFS) empower women with skills, knowledge, and market access, strengthening local economies and promoting food security. #IWD2026

The FAO Representative in Angola noted that empowering women farmers is not just a slogan but a long-term commitment at the heart of @FAO's mission, ensuring that across fields, farms and fishing communities, women play a vital role in producing the food that sustains nations.

Great discussions with women advocates in the agriculture sector, reinforcing the need to invest in women to close gender gaps and strengthen food security and resilient livelihoods in Angola. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2026

In Angola, women constitute a significant proportion of smallholder farmers, fish processors, traders, and rural entrepreneurs. Today, @FAO connects with women in the agricultural sector to celebrate their work, which is transforming their communities.

Today, @FAO connects with women in Angola’s agriculture sector to hear their experiences and amplify their voices. Together we promote action to close gender gaps and strengthen inclusive agrifood systems for food security and resilient livelihoods.

📍Event Update Tomorrow, we will connect with young women who are advancing agribusiness and driving the transformation of agrifood systems in Angola. This engagement is part of our commemoration of #WomenDay, celebrating women's achievements, leadership, and contributions.

Across Angola’s farms, fields and fishing communities, women play a vital role in producing food, sustaining families and strengthening rural economies. 👉 On this #WomensDay, let us reaffirm our commitment to women farmers with dedication and passion. #InternationalWomensDay

2026 is the @UN Intl #YearOfTheWomanFarmer, a chance to spotlight the women who drive agrifood systems yet still face unequal opportunities. #IYWF2026 is a call for us to transform their lives, harness their potential, & build more resilient communities. fao.org/woman-farmer-2…

The FAO Representative in Angola, Jean-Baptiste Bahama, presented his Letters of Credence to H.E. Téte António, Minister of Foreign Affairs 🇦🇴. @FAO reaffirms its commitment to strengthening food security and agrifood systems transformation with the Government of Angola.

🚜🇦🇴 Field work for Angola’s ICAPP 2025/26 survey is underway. 👉 Enumerators will conduct visits to collect data on approximately 18,000 agricultural households under the @50x2030 initiative, supporting stronger agricultural statistics to inform policies and investments.

A FAO juntou-se a Angola no lançamento do Relatório Sobre Escala de Experiência de Insegurança Alimentar (FIES) 2020-2023, fundamental para combater a insegurança alimentar. Com dados credíveis e experiência global, a @FAO apoia Angola em prol do desenvolvimento sustentável. 🇦🇴