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  1. Geopolitical fragility is compounding global food security crises, according to recent reports involving the FAO.
  2. UN agencies, including FAO, call for nationwide action on food system resilience in Pakistan.
  3. The IPCC, FAO, and other bodies are assessing climate change impacts on Pakistan, focusing specifically on the livestock sector and yak conservation projects.

The USDA is collaborating with international bodies and academic institutions in Pakistan on research concerning national emissions baselines and agricultural practices.

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The USDA is collaborating with international bodies and academic institutions in Pakistan on research concerning national emissions baselines and agricultural practices.

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United States Department of AgriculturePakistanIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

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