FAO Digital Media Hub

KENYA 2023. Agricultural transformation in Africa: Kenya

KENYA 2023. Agricultural transformation in Africa: Kenya

SOUTH AFRICA 2025. Orange packing.

SPAIN 2025. Agricultural systems in jable and volcanic sands in Lanzarote Island

KENYA 2020. Reducing distress migration through local value chain development

ITALY, 2021. Traditional Nacatola (or Nacatole), made with almonds, sugar, cinnamon and mandarins and enjoyed at Christmas

GHANA 2025. Farmer inspects freshly shelled sorghum

RWANDA, 2025. Tilapia hatchery

PARAGUAY 2025. Aquaculture farming facilities ‘Ocho Fuentes’

SOUTH SUDAN, 2025. PPR Vaccination in Aweil

ITALY 2025. Launch of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026

This selection of the FAO Digital Media Hub features recent multimedia from the field, highlighting the work of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
The collection focuses on food security, agriculture, nutrition, water scarcity, soils, and sustainability — aligned with the Four Betters: better production, better nutrition, a better environment, and a better life.
It excludes coverage of meetings and events.

Latest Photos and Video

This selection of the FAO Digital Media Hub showcases images of staff and experts from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations at work in the field.
This collection features operations in agriculture, fisheries, forestry, food safety, and more — with visible FAO branding and a strong link to real-world impact.

FAO in Action

This gallery of the FAO Digital Media Hub features recent content highlighting the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Director-General's and Senior leadership's visits, meetings, and events.

The content spans key themes such as food and agriculture, nutrition, sustainability, food security, food loss and waste, soils, water scarcity, fisheries, forestry, the Codex Alimentarius...

FAO Leadership

<p>Find content in support of FAO projects worldwide.</p>
<p>“FAO Worldwide” presents a geographically organized view of the work of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. This section of the FAO Digital Media Hub highlights regional content from Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Europe and Central Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Near East, and North America. These materials support FAO’s commitment to the Four Betters: better production, better nutrition, a better environment, and a better life.</p>
<p>The collection spans key themes including food and agriculture, food security, nutrition, sustainability, food systems, food loss and waste, soils, pulses, millets, urban farming, water scarcity, fisheries, forestry, pollinators, food safety, and the Codex Alimentarius.</p>

FAO Worldwide

<p>The FAO Digital Media Hub contains a collection of nearly 200,000 still images illustrating the <a href="http://www.fao.org" target="_blank">Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations</a>’ work to fight hunger and build a more sustainable, equitable world. The collection covers FAO and partner projects, news events and thematic images, as well as a selection of the historical archive dating back to FAO’s founding in 1945.</p>
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<p>In the Digital Media Hub you can search and view images, create and share selections of images, place orders and download assets.</p>
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<p>Please note that we are progressively adding FAO photo collections, including new and archival material, here. Please also note that <a href="C.aspx?VP3=CMS3&VF=TermsAndConditionsv2_VForm" target="_blank">Terms and Conditions</a> apply to use FAO content.</p>
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<p>For further information about photography at FAO or for specific requests, please Email Us. <a href="mailto:Photo-Library@fao.org" target="_blank">Photo-Library@fao.org</a></p>

FAO Photo

The FAO Digital Media Hub encompasses video files ranging from stories from the field to corporate news, and including high-quality, edited B-roll packages. Video news releases and B-roll files can be re-edited and excerpted (in line with FAO Terms and Conditions).

You can search and view assets, create and share lightboxes, place orders and download files in a range of resolutions.

For archival material including recordings of events and field missions dating back to 1994, contact the Video Unit at: <a href="mailto:FAO-video@fao.org" target="_blank">FAO-video@fao.org</a>.

To view FAO-hosted webinars and conferences, please see the FAO Conferencing and Knowledge Hub - <a href="https://www.fao.org/webcast/home/en/" target="_blank">https://www.fao.org/webcast/home/en</a> or the UNTV Webcast service - <a href="https://webtv.un.org/en" target="_blank">https://webtv.un.org/en</a>.

FAO Video

FAO’s audio team delivers audio content with latest news from the Organization, insights from experts and compelling human stories about efforts to fight hunger, mitigate climate change and improve food security around the world.

Regular programming includes but is not limited to:
· FAO Brief – A short bulletin with the top news from FAO ranging from headline-making studies to emergency response, to corporate events and global cooperation.
· FAO Talks – Quick, smart conversations with FAO experts on pressing subjects, from climate mitigation to stewardship of the world’s oceans, to the latest data on food security.
· FAO Impact – A range of thematic stories from across the globe about people, projects and problem-solving innovation.

FAO’s audio products are currently available in English, Spanish, with some French content.
If you are interested in excerpts from a podcast or news bulletin, or in our audio archives, please contact the team directly: <a href="mailto:fao-audio@fao.org" target="_blank">fao-audio@fao.org</a>

FAO Audio

<p>Assets produced in support of events and campaigns and branded assets.</p>
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<p>See dedicated SOCIAL MEDIA collection below.</p>

FAO Campaigns, Social Media and Branding

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