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Odisha and the United Nations World Food Programme to bolster food security of small farmers

The United Nations World Food Programme and the Odisha Government joined hands to improve the food security of small and marginal farmers in India by strengthening their resilience to climate change.

Sumit Arora Published On January 20th, 2022 Leave a comment

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In a participatory pilot initiative, climate advisories will be tailored to enable smallholder farmers to adapt to the impact of climate change. Smallholder farmers, who constitute 90 percent of farming communities in Odisha, will be able to select the right farming and livelihood options to improve their food security and incomes.

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World Food Programme Founded: 1961
World Food Programme Headquarters: Rome, Italy
World Food Programme Head: David Beasley
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