What does the FAO logo mean?

The logo of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) means that the main graphics are ears of wheat and rice: FAO is the abbreviation of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. The circle symbolizes a global festival, and the overall design is simple.

WFP was founded by the United Nations and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in 196 1 * * and formally established in 1963, with its headquarters in Rome, Italy. WFP relies entirely on voluntary contributions to raise funds. The main donor is the government, which also accepts donations from private enterprises and individuals. In 2065438, WFP provided food aid to nearly 6,543.8 billion people in 75 countries around the world, the vast majority of whom-nearly 83 million recipients were women and children.

Mission, Constitution and Governance of FAO

The mission of FAO is to achieve food security for all, which is the core of FAO's efforts-to ensure that people can get enough high-quality food and live an active and healthy life. The function of FAO is to improve the level of nutrition, increase agricultural productivity, improve the life of rural population and promote the development of the world economy.

FAO provides behind-the-scenes assistance to help people and countries help themselves. If a community wants to increase crop yield but lacks skills, we will introduce simple and sustainable means and methods.

When a country changes from state ownership of land to private ownership of land, we provide legal advice to pave the way. When drought threatens to push the already vulnerable groups to the brink of hunger, we mobilize to take action. In all kinds of complex worlds that need to compete with each other, we provide a neutral meeting place and the background knowledge needed to realize * * * knowledge.