World Food Day 2021 is celebrated all over the world on 16th October. It is an initiative by the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations. After 2020, this is the second time ...

World Food Day was observed on 16 October, but we can help create the food system we want all year long. What is World Food Day? World Food Day commemorates the date of the founding of the United ...

World Food Day was observed on 16 October, but we can help create the food system we want all year long. What is World Food Day? World Food Day commemorates the date of the founding of the United ...

World Food Day is celebrated on October 16 every year, let's know more about why do we observe this day Written by: Shubhangi Shah Updated at: Oct 14, 2021 09:38 IST ...

Focus area of World Food Day 2021 The FAO said that today’s agri-food systems are exposing profound inequalities and injustices. At least two billion people don't have regular access to ...

World Food Day is celebrated every year on October 16. It aims at sustainable development goals. And, food plays a major role in it. On World Food Day, let us look at some of the ways in which cooking ...

This year’s World Food Day finds us at a critical moment. The Covid-19 pandemic remains a global challenge, causing untold losses and hardship. The impacts of the climate crisis are all around us.

Qu Dongyu The author is director-general of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. This year’s World Food Day finds us at a critical moment. The Covid-19 pandemic remains a ...

But campaigners warn that words need to be put into action. World Food Day 2021, a global event hosted annually by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), took place this Saturday (16 October).

The event was to mark World Food Day, which falls on Oct. 16.Photo: Xinhua A Yemeni man eats pitta bread with beans on a street in Sanaa, Yemen, on Oct. 16, 2021, World Food Day.Photo: Xinhua ...

Indian food and grocery market is the world’s sixth largest, with retail contributing to 70 percent of the sales. A majority of Indian farmers are smallholders who rely on traditional resource ...