Highlights
Latin America and the Caribbean participates in the World Food Forum 2026
Discover and relive all the region's activities at the world's largest global forum on agriculture and food.
50 Years of TCP: Delivering results, catalyzing change
The Technical Cooperation Programme (TCP) was created to enable FAO to make its know-how and technical expertise available to member countries upon request.
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Events
4/11
2026
Session 3: Productive Organization and Associativity: Collective action and economic autonomy of rural women
Virtual Event, 04/11/2026
The FAO Regional Technical Platform for Family Farming continues its 4th edition of the Cycle of Technical Exchanges. Following three previous editions dedicated to family farming registries (2023), public procurement (2024), and rural youth (2026), this 4th edition focuses on rural women and their fundamental role in agrifood systems.
10/11
2026
First Session: Let's Talk About Good Practices for Sustainable Agriculture
Virtual Event, 10/11/2026
Sustainable soil and water management is one of the pillars for strengthening the resilience of agrifood systems in the face of climate change and other environmental challenges.
10/11
2026
Regional Presentation of the FAO AGRIS Platform: International System for the Collection, Dissemination and Access to Agricultural Science and Technology
Virtual Event, 10/11/2026
Generating and sharing scientific knowledge is essential to solving sustainable development challenges. Open science supports more accessible, inclusive, and collaborative ways to produce, disseminate, and use knowledge.
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Regional Representative
Mr. Rene Orellana Halkyer was appointed by the FAO Director-General, QU Dongyu, as Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative for Latin America and the Caribbean, effective 1 November 2025.
Key Documents
Publications
How to use antibiotics effectively and responsibly in poultry production - for the sake of human and animal health
2024
The use of antibiotics and thus the threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) can be reduced by adopting the right husbandry practices. This publication provides practical tips to the livestock producer aiming at improving animal health and hence the reduced use of antibiotics


