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Risk-based GM food safety assessment and management: FAO GM Foods Platform Community Meeting The objectives of the meeting are for FAO to provide a forum for the FAO GM Foods Platform community members to:
     1) Establish contacts and build networks that can enable effective information sharing of technical information;
     2) Increase awareness of the benefits of Platform use to increase volume of submission and promote its use as a resource; and
     3) Enhance the ability of countries to conduct, interpret and analyze GM foods safety assessment in accordance with the Codex Guidelines.
Support to Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples` Mechanism of the CFS The contribution from the Government of Germany 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
Promoting strategic intervention to achieve long term implementation of the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests (VGGT). FAO Strategic Objective/SO1 for GCPGLO784GER is to ?Contribute to the eradication of hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition?. Specifically the objective is to Capitalize on the achievements of Phase 1, and support VGGT implementation with a specific focus on innovative approaches and on fostering long-term sustainability by increasing Global level dialogue at country level experiences with VGGT implementation through phase II. 

This project?s objectives is to provide support to the implementation of the VGGT (and the Framework and Guidelines on Land Policy [FG] in Africa) at global and country level. At Global level, member countries and their development partners make explicit political commitments in the form of policies, investment plans, programmes, legal frameworks and the allocation of necessary resources to eradicate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition by  improving capacities of governments and stakeholders for developing sectoral and cross-sectoral policy frameworks and investment plans and programmes for food security and nutrition. 

At country level, innovative activities for VGGT implementation have been identified for funding in each of the three countries supported under Phase 1, Liberia, Mongolia and Sierra Leone. The activities have been identified by National Platforms which are driven by the government and include a wide range of stakeholders. They ha
Development of a sustainable system for pre-qualification of veterinary medicines (Phase 1) To conduct a feasibility study to develop a system for pre-qualification of veterinary medicines (PQm) that is both sustainable and scientifically credible
Moving Ahead with Integrated Food Energy Systems:  Assessing the Sustainability and Replicability of Integrated Food Energy Systems in Africa and Brazil The overall Impact of the project will be to contribute to food and energy security through the promotion of integrated food-energy systems, both globally and in the target countries. 
The outcome of the project will be: Strengthened experience on how to improve policies and institutions for the scaling up of sustainable IFES . 
The project would have three main output:
Output 1: Multistakeholder participatory assessment of sustainability and replicability of at least two types of IFES in target countries 
Output 2: Training material and increased capacity on the assessment of IFES sustainability and replicability at country level 
Output 3: Proposals regarding policy and institutional changes to create an enabling environment for the scaling up of sustainable IFES
Projet de renforcement des politiques de securite alimentaire via un dialogue accru avec les collectivites territoriales, la promotion de l?approche territoriale et la mise en place de financements innovants pour l`agriculture renforcer la capacite de la FAO,pour atteindre un double objectif : 
1) le suivi du dialogue sur l'elaboration des politiques de securite alimentaire en lien etroit avec les reseaux nationaux et internationaux de collectivites territoriales ;
2) ainsi que la reflexion et les activites menees par la FAO dans le domaine de l'approche territoriale et des financements innovants.
Strengthening of capacities to monitor and report Severely Hazardous Pesticide Formulations (SHPFs) Funds provided under this project will be used to assist Parties in their efforts to meet their obligations in the implementation of the Convention and specifically to strengthen capacities to monitor and report Severely Hazardous Pesticide Formulations (SHPFs).
"E-empowerment" of small-scale producers: leveraging digital tools sustainably in Farmer Field Schools (FFS) The project will enable the development, testing and dissemination of key strategic digital innovations to improve the quality, reach and impact of FAO's farmer field schools (FFS) interventions supporting transitions to sustainable agri-food systems and agroecology.
Elimination of a Bioterrorism Threat: Rinderpest Post-Eradication The outcome of the project is reduce the global risk of rinderpest re-emergence (component B) and to increase the global and national preparedness (component F).
Enabling activities for implementing UNCCD COP15 decisions on drought Responding to the outcomes of the 15th UNCCD Conference of Parties  (COP) and the mandate of the 2022-2024 Intergovernmental Working Group on Drought  (IWG), the project objective is to enable the UNCCD Parties to address drought-related challenges and gaps through integrated land and water management approaches and land-based interventions.
1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement - Part VII -  Trust Fund (0% PSC) U Development Objective /U  BR  BR The long-term objective is 'to enhance the ability of developing States, in particular the least-developed among them and small island developing States, to conserve and manage straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks and to develop their own fisheries for such stocks; to enable their participation in high seas fisheries for such stocks, including facilitating access to such fisheries subject to articles 5 and 11 of the Agreement [1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement]; and to facilitate the participation in subregional and regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements'. BR  BR  U Immediate Objective /U  BR  BR The immediate objective of the Project is to provide neutral logistical support and technical advice to those eligible countries, in particular least developed States and small island developing States, which have applied for and been granted assistance for the implementation of their ongoing programmes concerning the 1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement. br  br  i  b This project has a 0% PSC.  Project MTF/GLO/124/MUL is the same project with a 6% PSC.
GEF agency fees matured for SCF project resources To administer GEF agency fees matured for SCF project resources
Reducing Ghostfishing And Marine Litter In Latin America And The Caribbean Increase the capacity of key stakeholders to reduce Ghostfishing and Marine Litter in Latin America and the Caribbean
General GEF Agency Fee Account for "Capacity-Building Initiative for Transparency Trust Fund" To administer CBIT agency fee resources matured on CBIT projects
Global Support for the implementation of EPT-2 and GHS Programmes The immediate objective of the project is to enable countries and regions to detect viruses with pandemic potential, and respond in an appropriate and timely manner.
Sponsorship for Telefood Events in Italy Sponsorship for Telefood Events in Italy
Special allocation from Deputy Secretary General?s office to UN Food Systems Coordination Hub The overall purpose of the funds will be  to contribute to the work plan of the UN Food Systems Coordination Hub.   The funds will partly cover the salary of Deputy Director of the Hub who will be responsible for the resource mobilization and formulating the big trust fund programme, which will be covered by different resources.
Fisheries and Ecosystem Based Management for the Blue Economy of the Mediterranean (FishEBM MED) (FSP) To reverse the over-exploitation of select commercial living marine resources by enhancing the capacity of Mediterranean countries to manage fisheries, including through the application of ecosystem-based management tools, in their blue economy development pathway
Realising the potential and managing the risks of solar irrigation In recent years, solar irrigation has become increasingly interesting for countries as a reliable, clean-energy solution for agricultural water management, especially in areas with high-incident solar radiation. As investment costs for solar-powered irrigation systems (SPIS) are decreasing, SPIS technologies are becoming a viable option for many farmers. In rural areas, solar irrigation can be a means to ensuring access to energy for agriculture, and possibly other users in rural areas that lack reliable access to electricity or where diesel fuel is expensive. Some countries are promoting SPIS in the framework of national action plans against climate change as a way of reducing GHG emissions in agriculture.


There now is an opportunity to think strategically about how this technology can be used to regulate groundwater use, to provide energy access to rural areas, and to promote innovative investment models and organisational structures. The project seeks to strengthen institutional capacities by learning from good practices around the world of how to promote and regulate the use of solar-powered irrigation systems; and fostering policy dialogue across sectors to ensure a coordinated approach to solar irrigation- with the overall aim of improving natural resources management and encouraging low-emission and climate-smart agriculture.
Phase 3: Livelihood response to mitigate impacts of drought on food security and livelihoods To mitigate the Impact of drought on the Food Security and livelihoods of affected communities.
Support to the Data Work Stream of the Committee on World Food Security Support the preparation of CFS Policy Recommendations on data and data systems for improving Food Security and Nutrition
Towards improved evidence-based decision-making at global, regional, and country levels in response to food insecurity and malnutrition FCDO`s second contribution to IPC Global Strategic Programme (PGM/MUL/2019-2022/IPC)
Building resilience to multiple shocks and stresses in the response and recovery from COVID-19 impacts in the Caribbean (Grenada, Guyana and St. Vincent and the Grenadines) The livelihoods of vulnerable farmers and value chain actors are protected and resilience to climate change and multi-hazard risks is increased through transformational approaches leading to more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive agriculture and food systems.
Support to the IOTC Scientific Committee Program of Work The actions would lead towards a better scientific knowledge of the ecosystems managed by the IOTC, in particular of those related to shark species, enhance data collection, observer schemes, improve the science to management processes  and implementation of the precautionary principle ( HCRs and  MSE).
Menace acridienne au Sahel - 2012 Conduire des operations de prospection et de lutte antiacridienne au Niger, au Mali (et, dans une moindre mesure, au Tchad) en juillet et en ao t, afin d'eviter la prochaine reproduction, y se preparer   lutter contre un autre reproduction potentiellement plus importante en septembre et en octobre.
United Nations System Standing Committee on Nutrition (UNSCN) To maximize UN policy coherence and advocacy on nutrition; to support consistent and accountable delivery by the UN System; to explore new and emerging nutrition-related issues; to promote knowledge sharing across the UN System.
Strengthening Agricultural Statistics and Food Security Information in CARD Countries through South-South Cooperation The main objective of the project is to improve capacity of CARD countries for timely collection and provision of  reliable statistics on rice production and yield, particularly at field level through SSC.
Support to the Human Resources component of key HPAI related operations Support to the Human Resources component of key HPAI related operations
GEF Portfolio Oversight Account for Funding Liaison Unit To account for GEF Fee transactions
Advancing and Expanding the Uptake of Minimum Dietary Diversity for Women (MDD-W) Indicator: Capacity Development on collection, interpretation and its use to inform food system transformative policies and programmes Overall, the impact of the project is to contribute to food systems transformation where healthy diets are at the core of the transformation
Gestion des connaissances et genre - Capitalisation des bonnes pratiques et Dimitra phase II Le sous-programme Gestion des connaissances et genre a ainsi pour buts de:
?	Diffuser des connaissances.
?	Promouvoir le partage des savoirs.
?	Reperer, valoriser, faire conna tre et diffuser les bonnes pratiques en mati re d'appui   la securite alimentaire et d'autonomisation des populations rurales avec une approche sensible au genre.
?	Mettre en synergie le plus grand nombre possible d'acteurs et d?actrices du developpement (representant-e-s de reseaux, d?administrations, de la societe civile, d?organisations de producteurs et de productrices, d?autres organisations internationales bi- et multilaterales).
Capacity Building Related to Multilateral Environmental Agreements in ACP Countries ? Phase III Enhanced mainstreaming of biodiversity and of the sound management of chemicals in agriculture in ACP countries in line with related MEAs.
Building resilience in the Sahel Region through job creation for youth The project ''Building resilience in the Sahel through job creation for youth'' will support rural youth in the fragile contexts of the G5 Sahel to access sustainable employment opportunities, leading to increased resilience, stability and enhanced social cohesion.
Repurposing food and agricultural policies for affordable nutritious foods The project aims at strengthening government capacity to optimally allocate public expenditures in food and agriculture for accelerating inclusive agricultural transformation in a way that makes healthy diets more affordable to all.
Bringing Organisations and Network Development to higher levels in farming sector in Europe (BOND) Bringing Organisations and Network Development to higher levels in farming sector in Europe (BOND)
Sustainable Fisheries Management And Biodiversity Conservation Of Deep-Sea living marine resources and ecosystems in the Areas Beyound National Jurisdiction (ABNJ) (FSP) To achieve efficiency and sustainability in the use of deep-sea living resources and biodiversity conservation in the ABNJ, through the systematic application of an ecosystem approach for:  i) improving sustainable management practices for deep-sea fisheries, taking into account the impacts on related ecosystems, ii) protecting vulnerable marine ecosystems (VMEs) and Ecologically or Biologically Significant Areas (EBSAs) and iii) practicing improved area-based planning for deep sea ecosystems.
World Food Forum, Powered by Global Youth The World Food Forum 

The FAO WFF is an initiative of the FAO Youth Committee that is set to launch in 2021. Coinciding with the UN Food Systems Summit, it will serve as a platform for harnessing the passion of youth and sparking a global movement to transform food systems ? and a better future for us all.  


The WFF aims to be the premier global event for the future of our food systems, gathering major youth groups, top influencers, companies, academic institutions, non-profits, governments, media and the general public to drive awareness, engagement, advocacy and resources around these pressing issues.
Building global capacity to increase transparency in the forest sector (CBIT-Forest) (MSP) (FSP) To strengthen institutional and technical capacities of developing countries, through a coordinated global and national forest-related data collection, analysis and dissemination process, to meet the enhanced transparency requirements of the Paris Agreement and contribute with information necessary to track progress made in implementing and achieving the nationally determined contributions (NDC).
Establishment of Bangladesh Meeting Room at FAO HQ. Establish a prestigious meeting room carrying the name of the Donor country in FAO headquarter. The room layout will be designed to serve as a multifunctional facility. The design will be inspired to functionality and modernity, also reflecting the image of Donor country and its traditions.
Support to the IOTC Scientific and Compliance Committees programs of work Improve scientific information, advice, data and procedures for the management of tuna, tuna-like and bycatch species caught in IOTC fisheries.
Actions integrees d`anticipation, de prevention et de contr le contre la pullulation des ravageurs dans les perim tres agricoles en Mauritanie et au Senegal Les deux pays (Mauritanie et Senegal) sont appuyes et sont capables de faire face   l?infestation des ravageurs (rongeurs) et   reduire l?impact sur les menages et la securite alimentaire et nutritionnelle
Mainstreaming Biodiversity across Agricultural Sectors to mainstream biodiversity and catalyze integrated policy development to address the drivers of biodiversity loss and to restore biodiversity as key steps to achieve the UN Convention on Biological Diversity's 2050 vision of "living in harmony with nature"
Capacity-Building Related to Multilateral Environmental Agreements in ACP Countries - Phase 2 ("ACP/MEAs 2") This project is part of the European Commission programme on ?Capacity Building related to Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) in Africa, Caribbean and Pacific countries?. Under the first phase of this programme (ACP/MEAs 1), FAO has, since 2009, focused on the elimination of obsolete pesticides, pesticides management and sustainable pest management; and targeted the implementation of MEAs related to Chemicals and Waste, through specific field project activities. 
The second phase (ACP/MEAs 2) continues and builds on ACP/MEAs 1 with an expanded scope to additional MEAs, notably the Convention on Biodiversity (CBD) and the mercury treaty which is currently being negotiated. The purpose of ACP/MEAs 2 is to support and strengthen Institutional and  National capacity-building for the Synergistic implementation of  the target MEA clusters (chemicals/wastes and biodiversity)  in ACP countries, and will assist participating countries to meet the objectives of these MEAs through the following outcomes and activities:
Special International Plant Protection Convention Trust Fund The project is supporting the organization of Workshops on plant health risk analysis,and is contributing to the drafting of standards of phytosanitary measures related to pest risk analysis, pest risk assessment and management,plant quarantine,  phytosanitary measures to use in international trade,  use of biological control agents, establishment of directives for pest eradication programmes, how to develop phytosanitary certificates, the methods of irradiation as phytosanitary measures,guidelines to establish phytosanitary import regulation systems,etc.All the techniques developed are applied in the countries which are members of the International Plant Protection Convention. https://www.ippc.int/index.php?id=cpmno_cache=1L=0
Supporting the implementation of the Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture roadmap (Boosting Koronivia) The decision 4/CP.23 on the Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture, recognizes that, in order to achieve greater results, it is necessary to combine scientific and technical negotiations with exchanges on how to facilitate implementation.
Number of tools for climate change adaptation and mitigation in agricultural sectors are of mandatory use by most International Finance Institutions and Multilateral Development Banks when designing and proposing new investments and projects concerning the agriculture sectors. However, most of these tools have been developed using methodologies for measuring greenhouse gas emissions issued by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and will soon turn obsolete with the refinement of those methodologies to be adopted in May 2019. 
Furthermore, negotiators and stakeholders involved in the Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture process call for ad hoc digested information related to the different topics covered by the Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture decision. This information should also be available in French and Spanish to ensure a wider access of the information to more technical staff within the different ministries working at the nexus of Agriculture and Climate Change. 
Therefore, this project will enhance country capacity to take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts, and to make agriculture, forestry and fisheries mor
Establishment of the Assuring the Future of Forest with Integrated Risk Management (AFFIRM) Mechanism Develop the AFFIRM conceptual framework, including the role, mission, strategy, key components under     
the relevant international agendas such as NBS, SFM, SFDRR, the Paris Agreement on climate change, Biodiversity, and UN SDGs.
Develop a mid-to long term road map for the implementation of the IFDRM Mechanism, including the work plan as a multi-donor programme. The mid-to long term road map is planned to be presented at the Forest Fire Forum of the XV WFC to be held in May 2022 in Seoul.
Secretariat to the FAO/UNEP Rotterdam Convention Work of the Secretariat to the FAO/UNEP Rotterdam Convention
Transparent monitoring in practice: Supporting post-Paris land use sector mitigation - The project contributes to transparent and reliable MRV systems, better informed policies and trustwor-thy and efficient land use and mitigation planning in countries with land use sector targets. This is achieved by increased awareness and utility of information about what transparent monitoring (TM) is and how to implement it.
 - Tailor-made, more efficient mitigation activities result from case studies for using TM approaches at national and regional level and for varying purposes (e.g. supply chain level monitoring, national report-ing, etc.).
 - Project objectives support the trust- and confidence-building and flexible implementation of the en-hanced Transparency Framework under the Paris Agreement, respectful of national sovereignty (Article 13).
Strengthening National Adaptation Planning capacities for Food Security and Nutrition Strengthening National Adaptation Planning capacities for Food Security and Nutrition
Youth Food Lab: Supporting High-potential Youth-led Innovations to Transform Agrifood Systems The project aims to support underfunded innovative youth solutions that address critical and urgent challenges in our global and local agrifood systems. To ensure the most impactful use of funding resources, the YFL will provide entrepreneurship and innovation capacity development, mentorship, and access to local and global innovation ecosystems.
Strengthening Global Coordination of Animal Health Emergencies of International Concern To strengthen global coordination of AHEIC through enhancement of emergency preparedness and response capacity for multi-sectoral and multi-lateral partners.
MAFF Secondment: Support for NFI activities to enhance sustainable fisheries To provide technical support to the implementation of work programmes aiming for biodiversity mainstreaming and enhanced regional coordination for sustainable fisheries
IPPC ePhyto and Phytosanitary Capacity Evaluation 1.	Develop the Phytosanitary Capacity Evaluation in Senegal in view of comprehensive implementation of the ePhyto certificate 
2.	Research and development of a ?Channel? to enable interchanges of ePhytos and relevant sub-sets of data between NPPOs ePhyto GeNS and other platforms
3.	Research and develop the capacity of the IPPC ePhyto GeNS to be effectively used in Arabic language
The Globefish project - EC contribution for 2021-2022 Improve fishery and aquaculture practices, increase transparency of trade-related information and strengthen coordination within the global seafood market