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Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Statistics Databases on agriculture, nutrition, fisheries, forest, forestry, food aid, land use, population, crops, livestock, irrigation, land use, fertilizer, pesticide consumption, agricultural machinery, commodities, food supply, food balance sheets, fish production, primary products, imports and exports of woods and paper, pesticide residues in food, veterinary drug residues in food, forest cover, plantations, volume and biomass and fires, etc.

Statistics

AQUASTAT
AQUASTAT is FAO's global information system of water and agriculture developed by the Land and Water Development Division of FAO. AQUASTAT provides users with comprehensive statistics on the state of agricultural water management across the world, with emphasis on developing countries and countries in transition.

FAOSTAT
The FAO Statistical Database is an on-line multilingual database currently containing over 1 million time-series records from over 210 countries and territories covering statistics on agriculture, nutrition, fisheries, forestry, food aid, land use and population.

FAOSTAT-Agriculture
Provides statistics on crops, livestock, irrigation, land use, fertilizer, pesticide consumption, and agricultural machinery

FAOSTAT-Nutrition
Provides statistics on commodities, food supply, food balance sheets, food aid, population, and the Codex Alimentarius

FAOSTAT-Fisheries
Provides statistics on fish production and primary products

FAOSTAT-Forestry
Provides statistics on imports and exports of woods and paper

FAOSTAT-FoodQuality
Provides information from the CODEX ALIMENTARIUS: Pesticide Residues in Food, and CODEX ALIMENTARIUS: Veterinary Drug Residues in Food

FISHERS
This database contains the number of people engaged in fishing according to the working time devoted to the occupation, as national annual averages, from 1961 onwards. Starting with data for 1990, the database includes employment in aquaculture and separates inland and marine fisheries, on a gender disaggregated basis.

FISHSTAT
The system provides users with access to Fishery Statistics of various sorts. Any data having time series structure can potentially be stored and processed by Fishstat Plus. The system consists of the main module and the datasets. Each dataset can be installed and uninstalled separately. See the list of available datasets below.

FORIS
FORIS contains statistics on forest and forestry issues on a country by country basis including forest cover, plantations, volume and biomass and fires.

GLIPHA
The Global Livestock Production and Health Atlas (GLiPHA), is a user-friendly, highly interactive electronic atlas using the Key Indicator Display System (KIDS) developed by FAO. The atlas provides a scaleable overview of spatial and temporal variation of quantitative information related to animal production and health through the combination of maps, tables and charts.

PAAT Information system
The PAAT secretariat combines the forces of FAO, WHO, IAEA, and OAU/IBAR to promote integrated trypanosomiasis control through coordinated international action. The ultimate goal is to improve food security and sustainable agricultural and rural development.

TERRASTAT
Land resource potential and constraints statistics at country and regional level. Statistics are based on various small scale maps and inventories that were not always up to date, reliable or both.