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Strengthening the Capacity of Developing CPs to Implement the IPPC under FAO-China SSC programme Strengthening the Capacity of Developing CPs to Implement the IPPC under FAO-China SSC programme
Walking the talk of Food Systems Transformations: Enacting Food Systems for People, Planet and common Prosperity TO BE PROVIDED
Support to the promotion of sustainable soil management in the framework of the Global Soil Partnership   Phase III This project builds on the outstanding achievements of the two previous phases of the project.Support to the promotion of sustainable soil management in the framework of the Global Soil Partnership (GSP) funded by the Russian Federation (2015-2018, 2018-2020) for the promotion of sustainable soil management (SSM) at national, regional and global levels. Furthermore, it benefits from the strengthened collaborations between the GSP and international initiatives, Regional Soil Partnerships and national soil institutions. The project includes three outcomes focused on: 1) Promoting and implementing SSM in Eurasia through the implementation of the Eurasian Soil Partnership Implementation Plan; 2) Strengthening awareness and advocacy for SSM; and 3) Implementing SSM at national, regional and global levels.
Challenges and opportunities in building partnerships to enhance agricultural water investments in Africa to achieve green growth objectives set under the Ten year strategy of the Bank The objective of the Project is to evaluate past experiences, draw lessons learned and formulate recommendations to guide and inform the Bank?s future investments in Agricultural Water Management (?AWM?) projects in Africa. The specific objectives are to: (i) assess the fifteen years (1990-2005) of projects funded by the Bank on AWM; (ii) provide recommendations for agricultural water-related investments that can be supported by the Bank in specific countries in Africa; (iii) draw a list of challenges and opportunities and framework in building partnerships to enhance Agricultural Water Investments in Africa and to achieve Green Growth objectives of the Bank; (iv) assess the establishment of a strategic partnership for the Bank in Africa for more integrated and sustainable development approaches in AWM; and (v) assess the establishment of links and implement policy liaison at Pan-African level, based upon the experiences of the strategic partnership in Africa and activities of the main civil society institutions.
Institutionalising transboundary water management for the Panj River Sub Basin (PPG) to be provided
Strategic Analysis of RBA Collaboration Identify strategic issues, lessons learned, challenges faced, impacts, concreate achievement and financial benefits arising from RBA collaboration, namely at country-level
IMARINE Data e-infrastructure initiative for fisheries management and conservation of maritime resources The main goal of the iMarine project is, thus, to launch an initiative aimed at establishing and
operating an e-infrastructure supporting the principles of the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries management
and conservation of marine living resources. iMarine has three main objectives: (i) the establishment of an
iMarine Board, formed by representatives of international organisations involved in this domain, which will define a sustainability-driven data-centric e-infrastructure governance model and organizational and technological policy recommendations; (ii) the management and operation of this e-Infrastructure offering user-level and application-level services that support the recommended policies and provide relevant functionality to the stakeholders; (iii) the extension, adaptation and deployment of a rich set of software components that implement these services. Instrumental in the activities of iMarine will be the establishment of an active set of collaborations with other international initiatives. The aim will be to reuse and render interoperable existing policies, technologies, and e-infrastructures. By leveraging on these collaborations and by taking advantage of additional funding that these organizations invest in the project, the number of available resources brought into play will be maximized.
AFR100 - access to funding and technical assistance for forest and smallholder farm producers and enterprises to accelerate restoration-based value added innovation, with focus on Africa The overall purpose of the project is to enable the scaling up of local-driven restoration action on the ground through the provision of accessible funding solutions and technical assistance targeting Local Communities including Indigenous Peoples and Forest and farm producer organizations (FFPOs) and decentralized entities.
Strengthening country capacities to enable forest-based contributions to healthy and sustainable agrifood systems Government capacities strengthened and institutionalized to support interventions and mobilize resources  towards enhancing forest-sector contributions to healthy and sustainable food systems.
Strengthening the Demersal Working Group of the Fisheries Committee for the Eastern Central Atlantic The general objective of the demersal working group is to contribute to the improved management of demersal resources on the Atlantic coast of Africa through assessment of the state of the stocks and fisheries in order to ensure a sustainable use of these resources to the benefit of coastal countries.
Reducing risks of locust disasters in Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA) Prevention and disaster risk reduction in Caucasus as well as use of up-to-date control techniques and operational use of biopesticides in the entire CCA
FAO Commission for Controlling the Desert Locust in the Central Region (CRC) FAO Commission for Controlling the Desert Locust in the Central Region (CRC)
Partecipation of non-Governmental Organizations (NGOS) and Civil Society Organizations (CSOS) in WFS: FLY x
Support to the IOTC Scientific Committee Program of Work - Ecosystems and MSE XXX
EIB / FAO Agreement in respect of the Climate-Smart Agriculture Project in the Sahel Region The collaboration between the European Investment Bank (EIB) and FAO Investment Centre aims at improving and expanding EIB agrifood lending portfolio with the goal of improving key rural development indicators at country level as measured by country frameworks and UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Main contributions to SDG progress would include on SDG 1 (No Poverty); SDG 2 (Zero Hunger); SDG 5 (Gender Equality); SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth); SDG 10 (reduce inequalities); SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production); SDG 13 (Climate Action); SDG 15 (Life on Land); and SDG 17 (Partnership for the Goals).
Fostering the positive linkages between trade and  sustainable development (TRADE4SD) The objective of this project is to identify new opportunities to foster positive sustainability impacts of trade supported by improved trade policies at global level, including WTO modernization, and increased coherence across agricultural, energy, climate, environmental and nutritional policies.
EuFMD Virtual Real Time Training for FMD and Similar Transboundary Animal Diseases EuFMD Virtual Real Time Training for FMD and Similar Transboundary Animal Diseases (VRTT-FAST) and Networking for the Australian Government, Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment
Leading the field -  The International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture This proposal is aimed at mobilizing support for the third cycle of call for proposals of the BSF. The priorities of the Call will focus on supporting initiatives that promote food security and crop adaptation to climate change for vulnerable smallholder farmers. Investments are channeled to projects meeting the criteria established by the Treaty?s Governing Body and which an internationally respected scientific counsel and an intergovernmental policy framework support.
Joint Programme on "Accelerating Progress towards the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women" Learning Workshop The learning workshop will have four main objectives: i) to revise the workplans prepared by each Country Team for the utilisation of the third tranche of the Swedish allocation, in order to ensure the sustainability of the results achieved so far; ii)	to take stock of achievements, challenges, lessons learned and success stories from the implementation of activities on the ground, while strengthening the outlining of policy implications of the implementation; iii)	to identify different working modalities that have enabled cooperation among the four agencies; iv) to share and learn from each-others' experiences and cross-fertilize successful approaches to increase the impact of RWEE's work.
Support to Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples` Mechanism of the CFS The contribution from the Government of France will be used to facilitate the participation of Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples Mechanism (CSIPM) in the 50th Plenary Session of the CFS as well as preparatory activities immediately prior to the Plenary Session, specifically the CSIPM Coordination Committee Meeting
FAO Commission for Controlling the Desert Locust in the Western Region (CLCPRO) FAO Commission for Controlling the Desert Locust in the Western Region (CLCPRO)
International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (IT-PGRFA) - Developing Countries Participation To support the attendance of developing countries in Treaty meetings, according to criteria decided by the Governing Body.
Strengthening One Health and Biosecurity for National and Producer Resilience ? Preventing National and Global Health Threats The project is structured around three key outcomes:
1.	Enhanced interoperability and effectiveness of animal and plant pests and disease (APPD) early warning and information exchange systems linking animal health, human health and the environment in target countries: One Health early warning and information systems (One Health intelligence) on APPDs including zoonotic diseases at the human-animal-environment interface are developed at global, regional and national level. 
2.	Improved resilience of agrifood systems to disease threats through national and community level implementation of a Progressive One Health Management Pathway for Biosecurity (PMP-B): Progressive One Health biosecurity management approaches co-developed between public and private stakeholders, and implemented to progress in health and SPS standards.
3.	One Health competencies of animal health workforce strengthened through regionally and locally adapted training and knowledge platforms: network of regional VLCs supports the roll-out of competency-based training systems to ensure animal health workforce at local, national and regional level acquire knowledge and skills on One Health, improved biosecurity and early warning and information exchange systems.
Climate Action to achieve the SDGs Upscaling the adoption of CSA and other sustainable interventions in Africa and other regions through increased capacity and knowledge exchange between of FAO regional offices.
Financial Terms and Conditions for Portfolio Management and Development of the Programme Management/Liaison Officer UNEP/GEF-FAO/IPGRI based at FAO-HQs To Implement an Inter-Agency Mobility Accord UNEP/FAO.
Building livelihoods resilience and recovery from COVID-19 challenges in East and Southern Africa Contribute to reducing rural poverty by strengthening the resilience and livelihoods of rural households working in agrifood systems in the context of Covid-19
Appui   la creation et au fonctionnement du panel d`experts de haut niveau en mati re de securite alimentaire et de nutrition (HLPE) To promote a unified response to the global food security crisis
Participation active de la FAO    la construction de la Plateforme intergouvernementale scientifique et politique sur la biodiversite et les services ecosystemiques (IPBES) et   son fonctionnement Le projet vise   renforcer la capacite de la FAO dans sa participation active   l?IPBES. Il permettra d?alimenter le debat interne   la FAO entre les differents departements pour s?assurer que les divers travaux menes par l?IPBES sont complementaires de ceux de la FAO sur la gestion des ressources naturelles, la biodiversite et les services ecosystemiques.
Mainstreaming Ex-Ante Greenhouse Gas accounting into investments in agriculture and their Economic and Financial Analysis Strengthen EX-Ante GHG accounting in agriculture
GEF Portfolio Oversight Account for Funding Liaison Unit To account for GEF fee transactions
Technical Assistance, Analytical, Knowledge Management and Capacity Building Services to the Food Systems, Land Use and Restoration (FOLUR) Global Knowledge to Action Platform This global coordination project aims to support the overall GEF-7 Food Systems, Land Use and Restoration Impact Programme (FOLUR-IP) aiming to transform agriculture and food systems to be more inclusive, resilient and sustainable through contributing to transformational shifts in the use of environmentally sustainable practices and policies for priority global value chains to generate Global Environmental Benefits (GEBs).
Promoting productive water use and efficient water management in paddy fields Piloting enhanced water use efficiency and water productivity approaches in paddy fields with a focus on their multi-functional and value-added roles in the target countries. Increasing awareness and providing evidence-based results on the benefits of enhanced water management and both roles of paddy fields. Supporting the inclusion of both roles of paddy fields into national policies and strategies.
Livestock in Africa: Improving Data for Better Policies - Phase II The proposed "Livestock in Africa: Improving Data for Better Policies ? Phase II" is a research / normative initiative aimed at generating two major public goods, including a survey tool targeting livestock keeping households and effective methodologies to provide policy assistance.
Mainstreaming biodiversity conservation and sustainable use for improved human nutrition and wellbeing -(FSP) Strengthening the conservation and sustainable management of agricultural biodiversity through mainstreaming into national and global nutrition, food, and livelihood security strategies and programmes
P5 Secondment from the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries of the Republic of Korea Technical Support for the implementation of FAO`s Port State Measures Agreement (PSMA) Global Capacity Development Programme to improve States' capacity for the effective implementation of Port State Measures (PSMs) and complementary Monitoring, Control and Surveillance (MCS) operations, measures and tools.
FAO Goodwill Ambassadors Programme (WFD) to raise public awareness and to disseminate information on issues related to food security and hunger in the world
Detailed study of the magnitude of food losses in selected food supply chains in Andhra Pradesh, India, and the effectiveness and cost of food loss prevention measures To provide goods and services in line with the project "Detailed study of the magnitude of food losses in selected food supply chains in India, and the effectiveness and  cost of food loss prevention measures" . The developmental objective is to improve food and nutrition security by sustainably reducing levels of food losses
Support to Capacity Development on Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) To expand the AAP focal point network to strengthen the implementation of the five IASC AAP/PSEA commitments
Accelerating agrifood systems transformation along the rural-urban continuum for improved livelihoods and food security Enhanced food and nutrition security and opportunities for income generation and decent employment through resilient and inclusive agrifood systems development, relying on sustainable use of natural resources and environmentally friendly approaches.
Strengthening Plant Health Emergency Management Capacities Ensuring capacity for countries requesting for better preparedness and responsiveness to any incursion of plant diseases or diseases while ensuring food security and social stability in FAO Members.
IMPRESS: Improving Measurement for Payments to Reduce Emissions and Strengthen Sinks An innovative global approach towards to Improving the Measurement for Payments to Reduce Emissions and Strengthen Sinks (IMPRESS) will be developed, and thereby prepare the groundwork for countries to access climate finance.
Strengthening natural resources management capacities to revitalise agriculture in fragile contexts Rebuilding and enhancing capital of knowledge in natural resources management in the target countries and enabling local institution to respond timely to the most urgent needs in reconstruction processes. Re-skilling and training in natural resource management for sustainable agriculture of cadres of staff in target countries
TCP Miscellaneous Expenditure - biennium 39 To accommodate expenditures that can no longer be charged to the original project
Establishing The International Digital Council for Food and Agriculture To develop a concept note for the establishment of the International Platform for Digital Food and Agriculture and its objectives.
Development of a capacity development module on addressing child labour in aquaculture investments Development of a capacity development module on addressing child labour in aquaculture investments
SUPPORT THE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 2009 FAO AGREEMENT ON PORT STATE MEASURES TO COMBAT IUU FISHING SUPPORT THE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 2009 FAO AGREEMENT ON PORT STATE MEASURES TO COMBAT IUU FISHING
Agreement between EMBRAPA and FAO Regarding Hosting Arrangements for the Performance of Liaison Functions Strengthen knowledge and technology transfer in the fields of agriculture, food security and sustainable management of natural resources and contribute to the development and strengthening of South-South Cooperation (SSC) initiatives.
Building Livelihoods resilience, response and recovery from COVID-19 challenges in Latin America Rural populations, particularly small-scale producers, women, youth, and indigenous peoples improve their livelihoods and resilience capacity to recover from the socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 in selected territories of Bolivia and Nicaragua.
MAFF Secondment: Support for CJWCD activities to the development and management of international food standards and related texts by the Codex Alimentarius Commission Technical support to and coordination of the work of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, its Executive Committee and subsidiary bodies, throughout the standard-setting process.
Increasing capacities and scale for Anticipatory Action including through social Protection systems Increasing capacities and scale for Anticipatory Action including through Social Protection systems
Support to the participation of statisticians at the Seventh ICAS Support to the Conference to respond to changing needs and opportunities for agricultural statistics, especially in terms of supporting the indicator framework for the Sustainable Development Goals,
Implementing the Small-Scale Fisheries Guidelines for Gender Equitable and Climate resilient food systems and livelihoods This Sub-programme will work with small-scale fisheries communities with a view to contribute to more sustainable and climate resilient livelihoods and food systems.  The Sub-programme will support small-scale fisheries and the implementation of the SSF Guidelines with a particular focus on the post-harvest sector in selected countries in sub-Saharan Africa (Ghana, Namibia, Madagascar, Malawi, Sierra Leone, the United Republic of Tanzania and Uganda) and in Asia (the Philippines, and Indonesia and Timor Leste TBC). The post-harvest sector constitutes a critical link between fish production and consumption, and is often predominated by women, despite gendered challenges that women face.  The project is set against the backdrop of gender equity and equality in the context of the SSF Guidelines. 
The Sub-programme development objective (impact) is Reduced poverty and improved food security and nutrition through more gender-equitable and climate resilient small-scale fisheries livelihoods and food systems. Its outcome statement is that Countries adopt policies and support practices in small-scale fisheries value chains and livelihoods that are more sustainable, inclusive and resilient to climate change and contribute to food security and nutrition.
Support the Establishment and Functioning of the Secretariat of the Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture FAO will host a Facilitation Unit located under the office of the Deputy Director General of Natural Resources. The Facilitation Unit will support the members of the Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture (GACSA) including the strategic committee, the GACSA co-Chairs, the action group facilitators and other related stakeholders. This body will support the creation of a transparent process to create the governance, mode of operation, establish collaborative actions and establish the regional modes of operation. The Facilitation Unit will create all the modes communication and knowledge exchange between partners.
Closing the Agriculture and Gender Data Gaps (50x2030) - Preparing Seventeen African Countries to collect reliable data in a sustainable way To improve evidence-based decision making at national level with the aim of ending hunger, achieving food security and promoting sustainable agriculture and rural development
Support to the Implementation of the FAO GIAHS Programme Expanding GIAHS in both quantitative and qualitative manner, promoting 'co-existence of various types of agriculture' and raising more international awareness on GIAHS.
Integrated inter-sector needs analysis for efficient and effective joint response planning Humanitarian response is prioritized across sectors based on evidence established by joint inter-sectorial analysis. (ref. Grand Bargain workstream 5)
Programa de sensibilizaci n ciudadana sobre pol ticas alimentarias urbanas xxxxxx
Support to the application of the Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation (TAPE) The expected product is a report presenting the main findings of the application of TAPE, the Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation, in at least one European country (France TBC) and one Sahelian country (Mali or Burkina Faso TBC). This report will include:
1.	The description of the process for implementation (selection of service provider(s), training and partners involved)
2.	A summary of the main findings based on the data collected and analysed by the service provider(s) and FAO
3.	A set of recommendations based on the findings on how to better support the agroecological transition in the region of the assessment and on how TAPE performed to produce this evidence.
Symposium - Emerging GSP Activities Developing a Global Soil Organic Carbon (GSOC) Map and hosting the Global Symposium on Soil Organic Carbon (GSSOC17)
Ad hoc joint FAO/WHO Expert Consultation on Risk Assessment of Food Allergens - 2020 Ad hoc joint FAO/WHO Expert consultation on Risk Assessment of Food Allergens - 2020
EAF-Nansen Programme - Period II Impact statement: Sustainable fisheries improve food and nutrition security for people in partner countries

In order to contribute to this long-term objective, the Nansen Programme (Period II) will work towards three outcomes as outlined below:

Outcome 1 - Fishery and other targeted research institutions provide timely scientific advice for fisheries management and ocean governance.	

Outcome 2 - Institutions and stakeholders implement fisheries management consistent with the ecosystem approach to fisheries.

Outcome 3 - Targeted institutions and stakeholders have appropriate individual and institutional capacity to implement and promote EAF and its contribution to ocean governance.