Agricultural Inputs and Commodity Price Bulletin in the Syrian Arabic Republic, July 2022 - Issue #7
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Agriculture, including crop and animal husbandry, forestry, fisheries and agro-processing, post-harvest handling and mar-keting, provides a source of livelihoods for most smallholder farmers in the Syrian Arab Republic (SAR). The Food and Agri-culture Organization (FAO) in Syria works on strengthening value chains and food production systems by building tech-nical and productive capacity of stakeholders, mainly farm-ers, expanding their knowledge and understanding of the local context and situation by sharing reports that aim to make agricultural production more sustainable, gender sensi-tive, market-driven and climate smart. The Organization in Syria releases the “Monthly Agriculture Input and Commodi-ty Price Bulletin - AICPB”, which provides timely insights from 35 districts across Homs, Hama, Aleppo, Tartous, Deir-ez-Zor, Rural Damascus, Al-Hasakeh and Dar’a governorates. The purpose of the bulletin is to inform relevant stakeholders, including the Food Security and Agriculture (FSA) partners supporting agricultural and food security interventions in the country, about the prevailing price trends of agricultural in-puts and commodities. The bulletin is a periodic resource as markets and market information, play an important role in enhancing food security, income generation, resilience and rural-urban market linkages. Regular dissemination of market information benefits smallholder farmers in their market.