The main tasks of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Implement plans to provide financial support and technical consultation for agricultural development, collect, analyze and disseminate information on nutrition, food and agriculture, provide policy and planning suggestions to member governments, and organize member governments to discuss world food and agriculture issues. The activities of the organization are divided into "normal plan" and "field plan". The former refers to the organization and management work carried out by the headquarters and regional offices mainly relying on the membership fees paid by member States (called regular budget), while the latter refers to the assistance activities carried out in a certain region or member States relying on the contributions of international institutions or countries such as the United Nations Development Programme (called special budget). In addition, from 65438 to 0976, a technical cooperation plan was established with a small amount of administrative budget funds, which was directly used to provide economic and technical assistance to developing countries.

The Forestry Department of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations is one of the operational agencies of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Founded in 1970, its predecessor was the Forestry and Forest Products Division established in 1964. It consists of the Ministry of Forest Resources, the Ministry of Forest Industry, the Ministry of Policy Planning and the Ministry of Implementation. The main tasks are: ① to formulate forestry strategic objectives for the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization; (two) put forward the work plan and budget proposal of the forestry department; (three) to provide advice on the policies or special issues of various professions in the forestry field; (4) Promote international and regional forestry issues to reach an agreement through government channels and take corresponding international actions; ⑤ Maintain contact and cooperation with member governments and other forestry and forestry international institutions and organizations; ⑥ Cooperate with other departments in FAO on issues of common concern; (seven) to provide advice or economic assistance for the development and management of forest harvesting, transportation and wood processing; (eight) responsible for promoting the long-term comprehensive management of forests and the development of forest resources, and giving assistance to the planning, construction and management of plantations in member countries; Establish an appropriate agricultural and forestry system to make forestry serve crops and animal husbandry production; It also provides consultation, training or assistance in wildlife, national park planning, environmental protection, forestry education and forestry law. Pet-name ruby has published forestry publications such as Yearbook of Forest Products and United Nations Afforestation.