we will discuss the situation with the head of the fao office for liaison with russia, oleg kobikov.lievich, hello. good afternoon, faiths, good afternoon, dear listeners. oleg yulievich, according to un data for 2022, the number of hungry people in the world is almost 750 million and 2.5 were deprived of stable access to food. to date, how much has this figure changed, and how do you generally assess the situation with food security in the world? the data you are talking about comes from a flagship report that fao and its partner organizations, the world food programme, the world health organization, the world bank and the united nations children's fund release annually. and accordingly, the data there from last year, we expect the next report in june and we expect, we expect that this figure will decrease, but, unfortunately, it will not decrease by much. in the twenty-first year the number of hungry people was 828 million, which is almost 120 million more than in the last pre-covid year (1000 2019), it is obvious that the task is complete. weight and obesity, which in turn starts

after all, this is our mainstream, the main direction of development, is that... one more question: fao announced plans to open information centers in russian regions, but what is their purpose and how else does the organization cooperate with russia? the agreement on the establishment of the moscow office of fao, which was signed with the government of the russian federation on february 4, 2015, is here soon. to celebrate 10 years and our office has already been operating for 8 years, quite diverse forms of cooperation are envisaged, up to the opening of branches in the regions of the russian federation, up to the secondment of experts from russian departments to our office. currently, we have two information centers, fao - this is at the moscow state institute of international agricultural relations. academy named after temeryazev, the information center is a replicator of the information that comes from the information file that the center employees, these are people working there on a voluntary basis, they post on websites, depending on the needs of the target audience, of course, t

urmia and fao are running.uction of 46 agricultural water consumption by implementing the management plan. sustainable water in the area of ​​lake urmia, we managed to reduce water consumption by 40 to 60% with the same product, quantity and quality that was produced. the researchers of harumieh university, in cooperation with fao and the country of japan, succeeded in significantly reducing agricultural water consumption in uzan malek and kokiai villages of urmia by using modern irrigation methods and smart agriculture. using water sparingly means that if we want to maintain the same system, we must use methods to use water correctly. this plan has been in place for two years. it started earlier and this project started with the cooperation of fao and the united nations agriculture organization in two villages on the outskirts of urumieh in the urumieh plain, a project that by attracting the participation of farmers and holding training workshops on the level of agricultural knowledge of gardeners along with t

according to fao, a total of 80. a percentage of the people of the gaza strip are in dire straits due to the lack of food and starvation. unicef also announced that children in anwar gaza are paying the highest price in the war and are suffering from severe malnutrition, and what is happening in this area falling is dangerous for the conscience of all people . the ministry of health of gaza has announced that the zionist regime has destroyed 155 health centers in its attacks on the gaza strip . is. abu ahmed, an aid worker from gaza, says: every day when we leave home , we say goodbye as if we are never coming back. he was talking about 5 months of the zionist regime's invasion of gaza. during this period, hospitals and medical centers in gaza were the target of direct attacks by the occupiers. the activities of most medical centers have been stopped, but only one group continues its activities to save the lives of the injured despite all the problems. yunus abdul qadir, the head of one of the aid groups in southern

the researchers of harumieh university, in cooperation with fao and the country of japan, succeeded in villages of azan malek and kokiai of urmia by using modern irrigation methods. and smart agriculture reduces agricultural water consumption to a significant extent , which means that if we want to maintain the same system , we must use methods to use water correctly. this plan started two years ago and this plan is in collaboration with fao of the united nations summit and agriculture organization in two villages on the outskirts. educational workshops and improving the level of agricultural knowledge of gardeners, along with the conservation of water resources, will preserve and improve farmers' livelihoods have also improved. one of the improvements that the university has made in this village is the leakage of helgoi in our own garden, which you can see has reduced the time of water consumption from 3 hours to one and a half hours, which is good for us . to optimize, that is, the fertilizer that we pour into the tank goes directly under the trees and does not go to waste. in this v

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fao warned about the consequences of the blockade in the gaza strip. according to fao, 80% of the people of the gaza strip are in dire straits due to the lack of food. unicef also announced that in the gaza strip , they pay the highest costs in the war and suffer from severe malnutrition takes. and what is happening in this area is a threat to the conscience of all people. the performance of the provincial road and urban planning department in the national housing development plan was reviewed in a meeting. examining land supply obstacles, ways of financing housing facilities, land annexation and settlement construction, locating 53 new settlements for the national housing authority was one of the most important topics of this meeting. in the meeting to monitor the performance of the provinces in the national housing development plan , in the presence of the deputies and general managers of the road and urban development departments, the solutions for providing the land required by the national housing plan were reviewed and the latest statistics in th

fao warned about the consequences of violence in the gaza strip. according to the announcement fao, in total, 80% of the people of the gaza strip are in a state of disaster and hardship caused by hunger due to the lack of food. unicef also announced that children in the gaza strip pay the highest price in the war and suffer from severe malnutrition. they are suffering and what is happening in this area is a threat to the conscience of all people. yazen, one of the children of gaza , was martyred due to malnutrition and hunger. the united nations children's fund unicef warned: the critical situation in gaza threatens the lives of many children in this region. i am yazen's father. i took this picture with my phone a week before the war i got it. it became like this after the war. there is a lack of medicine and food due to the siege and war of the zionist regime against gaza, and the condition of sick palestinian children has worsened. yazen is one of these children. 9 years old who suffered from some kind of brain disease since birth. nazhana me bei

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the assistant director-general of the food and agriculture organization of the united nations, fao ,siders the zionist regime's insistence on denying the insurgency in gaza to be ridiculous when the insurgency sends people to their deaths in gaza every day. we have enough evidence that constant hunger. it has seriously endangered the people of gaza. i hope that we will not wait for a full declaration of a complete defiance in gaza and that basic action will be taken. also , the spokesperson of the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs criticized the zionist regime's continuous lawlessness and disregard for international laws and human rights. you cannot claim that to regulation. adhere to international in the last week alone , you have rejected five missions for aid trucks to enter northern gaza. the representative of the palestinian authority in the united nations strongly criticized the fact that the zionist regime easily undermined the recent cease-fire resolution in gaza and continued its crimes and massacres in gaza, and called for the cessation of p

the arrest of the director general of the fao of the united nations food and agriculture organization also confirmed the insistence of the zionist regime on the denial of violence in gaza. he considers the situation in gaza that sends people to death every day ridiculous. we have ample evidence of persistent hunger, severe food insecurity, lack of supplies food and water have seriously endangered the lives of the people of gaza. i hope that we will not wait for a full declaration of a complete defiance in gaza and that basic action will be taken. also the spokesperson of the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. he criticized the zionist regime's continuous lawlessness and disregard for international laws and human rights. you cannot claim to adhere to international regulations. in the last week alone , you have rejected five missions for aid trucks to enter northern gaza. the representative of the palestinian observer at the united nations released a statement that the zionist regime easily accepted the recent ceasefire resolution in gaza violated and co

preserving underground water resources with all these benefits, but according to the statistics of fao yearly. about 5 million hectares of forest are destroyed in the world. every year, 15 billion trees are being destroyed in the world . we see the effects of this neglect as problems of environmental problems such as fine dust, greenhouse gases under the name of climate change , an issue that our country is not without, from wood smugglers, fires and others. factors that destroy forests. 3154 judicial cases have been filed. in this regard, 53,351 accused persons were arrested and introduced to food authorities, 353 vehicles and 1,173 forest cutting machines were confiscated. criminal, the amount of punishment, especially in the section of cutting down forest trees, requires that afforestation plans be developed against these actions of the forest. the most famous of which has been started is the planting plan of one billion. our country needs the development of vegetation in all its parts, both the part of revitalizing the pasture vegetation and the part of our desert to deal with dese

the results of the israeli entity survey came as the united nations food and agriculture organization fao said in a recent report that 550,00 people in gaza are currently facing catastrophic food insecurity levels. now let us move to the most notable expose voices. this week. imagine you are at home with your wife and children. it's dinner time before you put your three children to sleep. the room is cold, the propane cooking cylinder is empty and there is no food, no electricity and no drinking water. this is gaza. gaza is starving. starvation in gaza is not due to a drought or natural disaster, but it is rather an israeli. made catastrophe enabled by the us biden administration. our first voice this week is from rana omes on instagram who shared a video by a palestinian displaced resident of gaza who wepped while telling us about the last meal he had. كيس الطحين حقه 500 دولار مش متوفر لا حقوق الانسان ولا حقوق المراه ولا حقوق الطفل ولا حقوق الدين ولا دوله عربيه قدرت تدخل على قطاع غزه مساعدات تحديدا مدينه غزه. بالاسابيع ما ياكلوش اسابيع اسابيع متخيلين اسبوع اخوك ما ياكلوش اسبوع امك اسبوع

in the second world war, let's say fascist, well, nazi germany bombarded britain, well, then these fao missiles were also used there, besides aviation, well, what... british aviation arrived, and this bombing had an effect primarily on the population, well , primarily on the population, so the germans did not cross the channel, did not land on the island, but here is the thing now the russians are doing it in kharkiv, well, in fact, these are all air bombs , what didn’t arrive, what exploded, it’s very difficult there, and also ballistic missiles, korean ones were also there, it’s very difficult to shoot it down, and that’s why this is what the goal is, destruction thermal power plant-5, it is energetically to bleed kharkiv somehow, it is people. to scare, that, that's why, that's possible talk about preparation for some offensive actions, such an emotional and psychological attack, how do you explain this activation of sick people? from this, from russia, i will only say my own opinion, this is to intimidate the local population, to destabilize the situation, so that ukrainians are di

we spoke to the fao's maximo torero.e amount of aid coming into the area, there is a significant damage to the infrastructure and access to water and health. all the criteria that we have to establish a famine especially in north gaza is present, so that is the danger we are running and that is what we are running and that is what we need to avoid.— we need to avoid. israel says it is acting — we need to avoid. israel says it is acting in _ we need to avoid. israel says it is acting in self-defence i it is acting in self—defence following the 7 october attacks and has to check all 80 deliveries to ensure none of it reaches the hands of hamas. what do you say to benjamin netanyahu, given what you have just described?— just described? right now it is imminent that _ just described? right now it is imminent that we _ just described? right now it is imminent that we increase - just described? right now it isj imminent that we increase the food aid to the country. inaudible. it has to go into the country to allow people to ha

this was launched in partnership with the african union the fao it's not mobilizing the internationalproductivity and nutrition by investing more and expanding access toiverse climate adaptive props and fertile healthy soils. we have directed $150 million in support for the vision we rallied a b government, corporations and nonprofits to work alongside us in support of these goals. we are closing the infrastructure gapn developing countries rpi catalyzing investments and values driven, high-impact and quality infrastructure and related investments. we come onto the g7 partners have already mobilized more than $30 billion for the collective commitment of $600 billion in infra structure financing by 2027. pgi in partnership with european union art making a series of transformative investments in the economic order which boosts development connecting africa from angola's across the drc and zambia with port upgrades, and it went upgraded rail lines, bridges and roads, new green power project 4g and 5g access to trusted vendors and agrisiss development among the multitude of other projects

my colleague caitriona perry spoke to the fao's maximo torero.roblem right now is that what we are observing is that there is no possibility of the amount of food aid that is required to come into the area, there is significant damage to all the infrastructure, even to access to water and health. so all the criteria that we have to establish famine, especially in north gaza, is present. so that's the danger that we are running, and that's why we need to avoid. now, israel says that it is acting in self—defence, following the october 7th attacks, and it has to check all aid deliveries, it wants to ensure none of it reaches the hands of hamas. so what do you say to benjamin netanyahu, given what you've described there? i think that, right now, is a minute that we increase and allow the food aid to flow into the country. checking doesn't mean that they cannot go food aid has to go massively into the country. and we need to allow people to have access to water. and we need to, as soon as possible, reduce the problems of accessibility to food, and wat

can thank senior grant nelson down one and forth, 40 seconds to go nelson the bucket there plus the fao, you make the free to put famine up by two, then nelson big time block on rj davies on the other end it with a second lap, nelson. another block is cla nelson finishing 24 points, 12 rebounds, 5 blogs, babadilla, that's north karolina at 87. they're having a grand old time. it's celebrating in the locker room the tied into the elite eight for the first time since 2004 for just second time in program history, they're going to face 60 clemson in the elite eight. the tigers take it down to cede arizona's 77, 72 last night clumsy. did even make the tournament the past two years, but now they're into the elite eight for the first time since 1980 >> i've got an older team these guys have seen a lot done a lot, and experienced success >> the depending chance to me while just rolling into the regional final, he's beating san diego state and rematch of last year's title game at 02:52, uconn, his one they're three games in the tournament by 39, 17 in and already they've now won nine straight to

others not involved in the lawsuit say they hope it will force the city provide equal protection tos faoment legislation proposed by a city supervisor who may be running against her in november's election. theúboard of supervisors passed the proposal from board president aaron peskin last month. it would impose density limits on some of in peskin's district. the mayor- says those density limits don't align with her goals of adding more housing, and would reverse changes. the board approved last year. it's unclear if the board of supervisors have enough votes to overturn the mayor's veto. >> our time now 616, part of highway county that's been closed for weeks, has now reopened. officials closed all lanes of highway nine between sanborn and redwood gulch roads back on march 1st. the part of the highway in the hills above saratoga had huge trees and mud road well. late wednesday night, it finally reopened. >> well, let's see how other bay areac roadways are doing this morning. turnúthings over traffic. >> i think we're doing well. ali and dave, right now. we do see that the commute looks g