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Students from different countries and cultures unite to call for water action for food through song and dance in the multilingual music video "Water is Life, Water is Food". This song inspires young people to become change-makers and advocates for a more water-secure world. 

Credits: FAO together with Kabin Studio, Piccola Orchestra di Tor Pignattara, GMCBeats, SwanIGuess. Lyrics performed by Centro Russo di Scienza e Cultura, Rome; Scuola Zhong Hua, Rome; St George’s British International School. Thank to Rome Comune di Roma Capitale, Comune di Fiumicino, Riserva Naturale Valle dell'Aniene, Roma Natura, Insieme per l'Aniene APS, Orti Urbani "Valle dell'Aniene in Rome", Parco Naturale Regionale Bracciano – Martignano, Stabilimento Viva Sporting, Bracciano. 

Copyright: FAO 

Students from Cuba, Egypt, Ireland, Italy and Rwanda unite to spread a powerful call for action through song and dance in the multilingual music video ‘Leave no one behind’. The song focuses on inclusivity and equality, staying informed, respect food through healthy food choices and reducing food waste, care for our planet, compassion and much more.  

Credits: FAO together with GMCBeats, The Kabin Studio, the Greenlands school, Egypt; Glasheen Girls and Boys Schools, the Russian School,; Comandante Pinares School in East Havana, Cuba; École Privée Marie Auxiliatrice and Sunday Park in Kigali, Rwanda; and The Zhonghua Chinese Language School in Rome, Italy.  

Copyright: FAO 

Gathered from different corners of the world, students from diverse cultures have united to spread a powerful message through the universal language of music and dance. Their message is simple yet profound: 'Everyone can take action to make a positive impact and become a food hero.'  

Credits: FAO together with GMCBeats, The Kabin Studio. Lyrics performed by children in Armenia, Cameroon, Chile, China, Ireland & Lebanon.  

Copyright: FAO  

Dans cet épisode, l'insécurité alimentaire en Haïti se détériore en raison de difficultés économiques, d'une production agricole inférieure à la moyenne, exacerbée par une escalade de la violence, met en garde la FAO ; la FAO remporte le Grand Prix Mondial Hassan II de l'Eau ; et la FAO lance un plan d'action actualisé pour l'intégration de la biodiversité dans tous les secteurs de l'agriculture.   
Producteurs: Flora Trouilloud, Heriberto Araujo, Ruki Inoshita
Présentatrice: Flora Trouilloud
Son: Eric Deleu
Supervision éditoriale: Tszmei Ho
© FAO/Luca Tommasini

En este episodio, la inseguridad alimentaria en Haití se deteriora debido a los reveses económicos y a una producción agrícola por debajo de la media que se ha visto exacerbada por la escalada de violencia, advierte la FAO; la FAO gana el Gran Premio Mundial del Agua Rey Hassan II de Marruecos; y la FAO lanza un plan de acción para integrar la biodiversidad en los sectores agrícolas.

Productores: Heriberto Araujo, Flora Trouilloud, Ruki Inoshita
Presentador: Heriberto Araujo
Sonido: Eric Deleu
Supervisión editorial: Tszmei Ho
© FAO/Luca Tommasini

In this episode, food insecurity in Haiti deteriorates due to economic setbacks, below-average agricultural production, exacerbated by escalating violence, warns FAO; FAO wins the King Hassan II of Morocco Great World Water Prize; and FAO launches an updated action plan for mainstreaming biodiversity across agricultural sectors.
Producer: Ruki Inoshita, Heriberto Araujo, Flora Trouilloud
Presenter: Ruki Inoshita
Sound: Eric Deleu
Editorial supervision: Tszmei Ho
© FAO/Luca Tommasini