The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has launched the World Food Day Poster Contest 2026, inviting children and youth worldwide to express their creativity and vision for a better food future. This year’s theme is “Innovate today. Nourish tomorrow.”
Innovation in agriculture and food systems is not limited to advanced technologies such as data, artificial intelligence, or robotics. It also includes traditional knowledge, creative ideas, and practical solutions that can be adapted to diverse communities. Whether modern or traditional, innovation is about finding smart ways to grow food, protect nature, and secure the future.
Contest Details
- Eligibility: Open to children and youth aged 5–19 years worldwide.
- Theme: Innovate today. Nourish tomorrow.
- Task: Create a poster that illustrates how innovation can help feed the world, protect the planet, and build a better future.
- Deadline: 6 November 2026.
- Prizes: Winners will gain international recognition through FAO’s platforms and networks.
Educational Resources
The World Food Day Children’s Activity Book accompanies the contest, offering educators and parents a tool to guide young learners. It introduces real FAO projects and encourages youth to become “Food Heroes” by exploring solutions from science, technology, knowledge, and nature. The book also inspires children to take part in the contest and share their vision for tomorrow’s food systems.
Why Participate
This contest provides an opportunity to:
- Highlight innovative ideas in sustainable agriculture.
- Encourage creativity and awareness among young people about food security.
- Showcase how innovation can shape resilient food systems and protect the environment.
- Inspire the next generation of leaders to contribute to global solutions.
Disclaimer
This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement by Agri-web. Interested learners are encouraged to visit the official FAO platforms for complete program details and verified enrollment instructions. Learners are also strongly encouraged to exercise due diligence before submitting any personal or sensitive information.
To apply for this job please visit www.fao.org.