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FAO’S WORK ON CLIMATE CHANGE
FAO S work ON CLIMATE CHANGEU nited Nations CLIMATE CHANGE Conference 2016 CONTENTSPAGES 4 5 INTRODUCTION PAGES 6 7 KEY MESSAGES PAGES 8 9 FACTS AND FIGURES PAGES 10 11 SUPPORT TO COUNTRIESTO DEAL WITH THE IMPACTSOF CLIMATE CHANGEPAGES 12 15 DATA, METHODS AND TOOLS PAGES 16 26 EIGH T AC T IONSON THE GROUND PAGE 27 LEVERAGING RESOURCES TO UNLOCK AGRICULTURE'SPOTENTIALPAGE 28 BUILDING ON GLOBAL MOMENTUM PAGES 29 35 PUBLICATIONS SENEGALA farmer watering vegetables. FAO/Marco LongariCover photo: Viet Nam World Food Day FAO Viet Nam photo contest entry. FAO/N. Tuan AnhFAO S work ON CLIMATE CHANGEFOR THE WORLD S POOR, ADAPTING TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENSURING FOOD SECURITY GO HAND IN Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) estimates that almost 800 million people in the world today are chronically hungry.
6 Climate change already affects agriculture and food security – without urgent action, millions more people will be at risk of hunger and poverty.
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