SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES, Senegal, December 1983 A child stands beside carcasses of cattle destroyed by drought near the village of Ross-Bethio in the north. The food suppl...

SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES. Senegal, January 1984 - Migration to the city (Dakar) by rural drought victims is swelling the numbers of shanty dwellers. The food supply outlook for...

SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES, Senegal, December 1983 A child stands beside carcasses of cattle destroyed by drought near the village of Ross-Bethio in the north. The food suppl...

SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES. Senegal, January 1984 - Migration to the city (Dakar) by rural drought victims is swelling the numbers of shanty dwellers. The food supply outlook for...

SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES. Senegal, January 1984 - Wildlife migration to one of the few remaining waterholes in the southeast of Senegal. The food supply outlook for Africa in 1984...

SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES, Senegal, January 1984 - Dwindling supplies of fodder. The food supply outlook for Africa in 1984 remains serious with 24 countries facing emergency s...

SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES. Senegal, January 1984 - Government operated well in central Senegal. Villagers travel long distances from their homes where local water supplies have drie...

SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES. Senegal, January 1984 - Government operated well in central Senegal. Villagers travel long distances from their homes where local water supplies have drie...

SENEGALFOOD SHORTAGES THREATEN 24 AFRICAN COUNTRIES. Senegal, January 1984 - If this goat does not find food and water, it will be dead withing a few days. The food supply outlook for Africa in 1984 rem...

ITALY21 November 2014, Rome, Italy - FAO Director-General Jose Graziano da Silva meeting with Filipe Quessangue^, State Secretary for Food Security, Guinea-Bissau. FAO headquarters.

ITALY05 December 2003, Rome - FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf meeting Badji, Guinea-Bissau.

ITALYGuinea-Bissau, "Ordem Nacional de Merito de Cooperacao e Desenvolvimento", February 23, 2001.

Guinea-BissauDirector-General's visit to Guinea Bissau (26-28 February 2007)

Guinea-BissauDirector-General's visit to Guinea Bissau (26-28 February 2007)

ITALY14 October 1999, Rome - FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf meeting with Francisco J. Fadul, Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau at FAO headquarters.

ITALY14 October 1999, Rome - FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf meeting with Francisco J. Fadul, Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau at FAO headquarters.

ITALYH.E. Martinho N'Dafa Cabi, Prime Minister, Guinea-Bissau, delivering his statement during the High Level Segment. High-Level Conference on World Food Security: the Challenges of Climate Change and Bio...

Guinea-BissauGreen belt around Bissau town. Legumes, lettuce, cabbages, etc. are grown in these orchards. - -

Guinea-BissauMango vendors along roadside - -

Guinea-BissauPapayas are one of the fruit crops grown at an FAO project site for experimental horticulture plantations. - - Horticulture Expansion/Green Belt. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Na...

Guinea-BissauBananas are one of the fruit crops grown at an FAO project site for experimental horticulture plantations. - - Horticulture Expansion/Green Belt. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Na...

ITALY5 June 2008, Rome - President Joao Bernardo Vieira, Guinea-Bissau, signing the Golden Book beside FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf on the occasion of his visit during the High-Level Conference on Wo...

ITALY5 June 2008, Rome - FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf meeting with President Joao Bernardo Vieira, President, Guinea-Bissau, on the occasion of his visit during the High-Level Conference on World Foo...

ITALY5 June 2008, Rome - FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf meeting with President Joao Bernardo Vieira, President, Guinea-Bissau, on the occasion of his visit during the High-Level Conference on World Foo...