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FAO Director-General honours India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi with FAO’s prestigious Agricola Medal

Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN · 2026

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Summary

This FAO newsroom statement documents the conferral of the Agricola Medal on India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, signalling international institutional recognition of agricultural policy leadership. The announcement acknowledges India's direction within global agricultural governance frameworks, though specific evidence-based reforms, policy outcomes, or measurable performance metrics underlying the award are not detailed in the public statement. The record serves as documentation of institutional acknowledgement rather than empirical analysis of policy effectiveness.

Regional applicability

This record documents international recognition of Indian agricultural policy by the FAO and does not directly address United Kingdom farming, policy, or practice. The announcement may be of interest for understanding India's role in global agricultural governance and policy frameworks, but has limited direct applicability to UK agricultural systems or policy context.

Key measures

Institutional recognition and award; no specific quantitative metrics disclosed

Outcomes reported

Documentation of the FAO Agricola Medal award to India's Prime Minister, recognising agricultural policy leadership and governance approach at the institutional level.

Theme
Policy, governance & rights
Subject
Food & agricultural policy
Study type
Policy
Study design
Policy report
Source type
Policy report
Status
Published
Geography
India
System type
Other
Catalogue ID
IRmqggqbuk-18ffce

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