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FAO Talks: A Woman Scientist Dangerous Work to Rehabilitate Land in Ukraine

Assessing the contamination of Ukrainian agricultural lands impacted by remnants of war and exploded ordnances is a central part of the high-risk job of Tiphaine Lucas, programme coordinator for the Mine Action and Land Rehabilitation Initiative of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Ukraine. In this in-depth interview, Lucas explains the essence of her work in a country that used to produce sufficient grain and other food products to feed 400 million people globally. She also describes the challenges of female scientists working near the frontline.

Asset date 02/11/2025

Language English

Duration 6m0s

File size 49.71 MB

UNFAO Source FAO Audio

Unique identifier UF19CKE