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FAO Champion Award 2027 (cash prize of USD 10,000)
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November 14, 2026
Deadline:31ST December 2026. The Champion Award is FAO’s highest honour. It recognises Members, institutions or individuals whose actions have a transformative impact towards increased food security and achieving the 2030… Read more: FAO Champion Award 2027 (cash prize of USD 10,000)
FAO Award for Achievement 2027 (cash prize of USD 10 000)
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November 14, 2026
Deadline: 31ST December 2026. Recognising the outstanding performance of individuals or institutions that have created true impact in the efficient execution of programmes related to FAO’s work The FAO Award for… Read more: FAO Award for Achievement 2027 (cash prize of USD 10 000)
FAO Award for Innovation 2027 (cash prize of USD 10 000)
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November 14, 2026
Deadline: 31ST December 2026. At its Forty-second session, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Conference decided to establish a “FAO Award for Innovation” to recognise ground-breaking… Read more: FAO Award for Innovation 2027 (cash prize of USD 10 000)
Ghana Youth Summit champions green jobs and environmental sustainability
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November 14, 2026
More than 300 young people and stakeholders gathered in Ghana’s Northern Region to explore how the green economy can create employment opportunities, promote entrepreneurship and address pressing environmental challenges. The… Read more: Ghana Youth Summit champions green jobs and environmental sustainability
Gov’t to invest US$1bn in Pwalugu Multipurpose Dam construction
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November 14, 2026
Government has announced plans to invest US$1 billion in the construction of the Pwalugu Multipurpose Dam as part of efforts to achieve vegetable self-sufficiency and establish a strong foundation for… Read more: Gov’t to invest US$1bn in Pwalugu Multipurpose Dam construction

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Ghana’s reliance on Sahel tomatoes exposes food security risks