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FAO International Symposium on Fisheries Sustainability The main outcome will be a technical document synthesizing the main outcomes of the Symposium discussions.  This document, the result of synthesizing the information and debate in each of the symposium sessions, will be prepared by the FAO Secretariat and tabled at COFI 34. It is expected that this technical document will form the basis of a high-level policy statement on the role, value and sustainability status of global and regional fisheries in the 21st century.
Smart and Sustainable Aquaculture through Effective Biosecurity and Digital Technology The overall objective of the project is to support countries in the sustainable development of systems and practices using smart/digital technologies to reduce biosecurity shocks and risks, leading to effective aquatic animal health management, sustainable production practices within environmental carrying capacities, enhancing environmental protection and ensuring food safety.
AMR MPTF Coordination and Technical Support Multisectoral coordination strengthened at global and national level
Creating an enabling environment for securing sustainable small-scale fisheries This project is nested within the FAO Umbrella Programme for the Promotion and Application of the SSF Guidelines (PGM/MUL/2015-2018/SSF) - Enhancing the contribution of small-scale fisheries to food security and sustainable livelihoods (FAO SSF Umbrella Programme), which is implemented by FAO in collaboration with partners and is intended to host projects by multiple donors supporting the same overall goal and outcomes. This project complements and supports activities already being implemented under the programme. Therefore, the projects expected impact is the same as for the programme:

Improved governance of small-scale fisheries contributes to the eradication of hunger and poverty, to sustainable development and to the sustainable use of the environment.

The project will contribute to food and nutrition security and poverty eradication through the application of the principles and provisions of the SSF Guidelines in the context of the SDGs. Accordingly, the project will play a part in achieving the objectives of the SSF Guidelines themselves: 
?	to enhance the contribution of small-scale fisheries to global food security and nutrition and to support the progressive realization of the right to adequate food, 
?	to contribute to the equitable development of small-scale fishing communities and poverty eradication and to improve the socio-economic situation of fishers and
SIGMA: `Stimulating Innovation for Global Monitoring of Agriculture and its Impact on the Environment in support of GEOGLAM` Objective 1: Develop and implement an automated and satellite based procedures to map crop land and crop land change
Objective 2: Develop and implement a robust method to produce area and area change statistics
Objective 3: Develop time series of advanced indicators from European satellite sensors (specifically the Sentinel series) and based on this, develop robust methods to identify (global) seasonality changes, map crop systems (globally) and crop type (locally)
Objective 4: Improve agro-meteorological models through the assimilation of remote sensing based parameters, to better map actual and potential production levels
Objective 5: Improve and cross-compare methodologies to consistently assess the environmental impacts of change in cultivation practices
Objective 6: Ensure data availability and compatibility and ensure integration in the GEOSS Data-CORE to support the development of a global system of systems for crop monitoring.
Objective 7: Increase ?Agro-environmental? monitoring capacity and awareness at the global, regional and local level and identify data and knowledge gaps
EastMed Year 9 Scientific and Institutional Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheries in the EM Objective 1
Strengthen national and sub-regional capacity (administration, stakeholders, research institutions) for a proper implementation of the ecosystem approach to fisheries (EAF) including the identification of fisheries management strategies at national level. 
Objective 2
Improve capacity for fisheries monitoring, research and the preparation of scientific advice for fisheries management.
Objective 3
Enhance regional cooperation and coordination in support of fisheries management, research, and capacity development.
Support to and Capitalization on the EU Land Governance Programme (Phase II). The transversal support is provided directly to the in-country implementation teams. The government is usually a member of the implementation team. Thus, indirect support is provided to governments. The in-country projects are negotiated between concerned EU Delegations, governments and implementing partners. Therefore, the objectives of the in-country projects are aligned with the cooperation agreements between the EU and the country.
Topic Centre for the Global Land Cover Network (GLCN) ? A Blueprint for Land Cover and Land Cover Dynamics Overall development objective of the Topic Centre for the Global Land Cover Network is to facilitate informed multi scale decision-making related to sustainable management of land and water resources, strengthen food security and improve environmental protection through easier accessibility to reliable land cover information products in harmonized formats. The project is the first phase of a multi-phase programme of activities that will focus will beon developing countries and in particular regional centres of excellence in land cover related activities that can foster the principles of GLCN. It is designed to support regional and progressively national facilities , which lack the capacities to fully benefit from recent advances of geo-information technologies, such as satellite remote sensing, geographic information systems and global positioning systems.
Building food system resilience in protracted crises (FNS-REPRO) Improved food and nutrition security and capacity of households, within their livelihoods, to withstand and adapt to shocks.
Support to the Global Food Security Cluster (gFSC) Support the gFSC Strategic Plan 2020-2022
Support of Cooperation on Global Rinderpest Post-Eradication, Disease Surveillance and  Associated Animal Health Capacity Building Reduce the global risk of rinderpest re-emenrgence and strenghtening global network to identify and respon to any suspected rinderpest related biological event
Advancing the knowledge exchange platform for the agriculture and land sector under climate change Striving towards the accomplishment of the goals of the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Agenda, the international community is calling for a low-carbon future free of hunger and poverty. The outstanding role of agriculture is already recognized in countries? NDCs. The prominence of the agricultural sectors in NDCs indicates that countries expect agriculture and land use to play a primary role in their response to climate change. 
Much of the existing knowledge and resources on climate action in the agricultural sectors are spread over a wide variety of platforms and websites. When searching online, policy makers and other stakeholders often find numerous options but little or no guidance to help them select the most appropriate knowledge product for their needs and context from the multitude of results.
The international community has made a call for facilitated information and experience sharing between countries, as well as access to consolidated information resources, such as new research, proven good practices and enabling access to climate finance. In addition, the international momentum reached through the KJWA (decision 4/CP.23) at the 23rd Conference of the Parties (COP 23) under the UNFCCC is requiring for more centralized knowledge.
Stakeholders recognized the role of FAO as a knowledge broker on agriculture, land use and climate change and they emphas
Implementation Review and Support System (IRSS) of the IPPC (third cycle) To improve the implementation of the IPPC, ISPMs and CPM recommendations by the the contracting parties.
Support to the Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock (GASL): 2022-2024 Action Plan Enhancing the contribution of the livestock sector to the SDGs and sustainable food systems by: 1. Facilitating dialogue. GASL facilitates dialogue that improves consensus on sustainable livestock development issues among GASL partners and with outside stakeholders. 2. Assembling and communicating evidence. GASL partners and stakeholders offer tools and robust analytical evidence as inputs into the dialogue process to arrive at practices, policies, strategies and frameworks in support of sustainable livestock development.
Centre for Locusts and Migratory Pests Establishment of Centre for Locusts and Migratory Pests
Assessing short- and medium-term risks to agricultural supplies within the framework of AMIS Within the framework of the G20 Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS), this project will enhance AMIS capacities to assess the risk and potential implications of multi-layered food supply shocks. Specifically:
i) Analyze the impact of weather variability and extreme climatic events for wheat production within priority AMIS regions.
ii) Prototype the integration of short term (15-30 day) and seasonal climate forecasts into the AMIS Crop Monitor assessments.
iii) Coordinate ongoing work on assessing and forecasting climate risks among AMIS partners and refine an AMIS work plan on developing extended outlooks for AMIS crop production regions.
iv) Develop a mechanism for triggering detailed rapid crop assessments in response to imminent supply shocks supported by high-impact agricultural information products.
NOAA Support to COFI Objectives This project has multiple goals. It aims to comprehensively take stock of how RFBs/RFMOs are currently addressing climate change in international fisheries governance. The project also seeks to pull out lessons learned and good practices to be disseminated among RFBs. The project is expected to lay the basis for the implementation of good practices in a selected number of RFBs/RFMOs and will contribute to the development of guidance on climate resilient fisheries in response to COFI35 request.
Support for the preparation of The State of the World?s Biodiversity for Food and Agriculture report Support for the preparation of The State of the World?s Biodiversity for Food and Agriculture report
FAO Globefish Contribute to an increased level of social and economic development, food security and nutrition through the sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources.
Global Trust Fund on State measures to prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing General objectives: to further prevent, deter and eliminate IUU fishing and as a result put in place measures to bolster long-term fisheries sustainability; strengthen the implementation of port State measures at all levels; encourage harmonization of port State measures in sub-regions or regions through RFBs; enhance capacity in developing countries to be better able to develop and implement port State measures; and strengthen the implementation of measures to combat IUU fishing through appropriate policy and institutional advice and support.
Appui   la gestion operationnelle des projets conduits par la FAO dans le cadre du programme AMIS Assister dans la definition des mecanismes de gestion, la definition des plans de travail et des budgets des projets qui contribueront au programme AMIS, et dans la definition des indicateurs et l'etablissement d'un mecanisme de suivi des plans de travail. Etablir un plan de suivi financier des projets du programme.
AGRINVEST-Enabling inclusive and efficient private sector investment in agrifood systems Reduce food insecurity and to foster employment and income generation through more inclusive, efficient and sustainable agrifood systems by developing a global systemic approach for attracting increased levels of SDG compliant investments.
Cooperative Agreement on U.S. Support forFisheries and Aquaculture Department Activities Support activities of the FAO Fisheries and aquaculture department to implement the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries and its associated instruments, plans of actions and guidelines.
Regional Consultation Meetings on Agricultural Biotechnologies in SFS and Nutrition for FAO TO BE PROVIDED
EastMed Year 6 - Scientific and Institutional Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheries in the Eastern Mediterranean Objective 1- Institutional strengthening of the Fisheries Departments with a priority in capacity building so that countries could improve the management of fisheries.
Objective 2 - Training activities in several aspects of fisheries with hands on experience in order to assist in the development of human resources in the countries. Objective 3 - Support data collection and research activities to fill information gaps which are necessary for the countries to manage and develop their fisheries. Objective 4 - Increase participation and Cooperation: Cooperation with the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM), the donors, the other FAO sub-regional projects and the general scientific community in the Mediterranean is important to enable capacity building of the human resources and to contribute to global policy agendas.
Building global capacity to increase transparency in the forest sector (CBIT-Forest) - PPG (PPG) Building global capacity to increase transparency in the forest sector (CBIT-Forest)
Support to the Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock (GASL) To foster sustainable livestock development around the world through facilitating multistakeholder dialogue, generating evidence and informing practice and policy change
NSP non POPs - GEF Portfolio Oversight Account To account for GEF fee transactions
UN Nutrition 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.
Mainstreaming food loss reduction initiatives for smallholders in food deficit areas Improved food security and income generation opportunities through reduction of food losses in supported food grains and pulses value chains.
Domestic Animal Diversity Information System (DAD-IS) Part 1 Overall objective is the restructuring of the DAD-IS frontend (user interface) ensuring smooth data synchronization, improving the user friendliness of established reports, developing new reports and linking DAD-IS to FAOSTAT and other databases to allow the creation of reports combining data on animal genetic resources with various other types of food and agricultural data.
Food Safety Education in low- and middle income countries Food Safety Education in low- and middle income countries
Sustainable use and conservation of biodiversity for food and agriculture To improve the sustainable use and conservation of biodiversity for food and agriculture by strengthening environmental governance and developing and implementing actions
Development of a new global information system on forest genetic resources To develop a new global information system on forest genetic resources, and to increase the availability of information on these resources for policy-making and action at national, regional and global levels.
FAO/UNEP Secretariat to the Rotterdam Convention 2022/2023 This Project is to fund Work of the Secretariat to the FAO/UNEP Rotterdam Convention during biennium 2022/23
Improvements to FAO Headquarters Facilities The scope of the MoU between FAO and Italy is to facilitate a way for the latter to provide funds for the implementation of the USD 40million Masterplan study prepared in year 2014 by the Ministry of Infrastructure (MIT). The 15 year duration of the MoU guarantees quality assurance of implemented works over extended periods of time, during which technical issues may emerge and therefore additional costs incurred. The MoU does not prevent Italy and FAO to conclude (overlapping) funding agreements to progressively finance the implementation of the afore-mentioned Masterplan, nor impacts on the work plan of the MIT which is presently consolidating the stone facades of the headquarters buildings.
 
The first contribution for the implementation of EUR 2 Million involves 4 projects as follows:
 
1.	Increase safety of the Plenary Room by restoring the artistic plaster ceiling titled ?Universo? by Mirko Basaldella. Cost estimate: EUR 660 000. Timing estimate: completion in 24 months from the approval by the Italian Authorities.
2.	Consolidation of the wall, surface conservation and clearing of the entire area. Cost estimate: EUR 410 000. Timing estimate: completion in 24 months from the approval by the Italian Authorities.
3.	Structural assessment study of the buildings (A and B) buildings. Cost estimate: EUR 200 000. Timing estimate: completion within 24 months.
4.	Replacement of curt
Strengthening Global Coordination of Animal Health Emergencies of International Concern. PHASE 4 Ensure improved, multi-stakeholder capacity to address animal health emergencies with potential impact on regional and global lives and livelihoods, while leading advocacy efforts and reinforcing the sustainability of previously developed tools and initiatives to address coordination needs.
Action Against Desertification (A Component) The specific objective of the project is to improve the condition and productivity of the agro-sylvo-pastoral landscapes affected by desertification, land degradation and drought (DLDD) in Africa, Carribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries through the implementation of the GGWSSI in six African countries and South-South cooperation in ACP Countries. The project will aim at achieving the following results: br  (i) Enhanced enabling environment and capacity of relevant governmental and non-governmental institutions and stakeholders in terms of effective cross-sectoral work, planning, financing, budgeting, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of sustainable land/forest management and restoration at a landscape level; br  (ii) Local communities, governmental and non-governmental stakeholders (including youth, women and civil society) in selected landscape units have adopted and are using improved sustainable land/forest management practices and technologies, as part of the implementation of their Great Green Wall Action Plans ; br  (iii) Knowledge and awareness are enhanced among key target audiences and stakeholders from the European Union and ACP countries regarding the causes of and appropriate measures to combat desertification and land degradation and improve resilience to climate change while promoting sustainable livelihoods. br 
South- South Cooperation will be at the hea
Support the implementation of the revised NDCs in the Waste sector under the Partnership Action Fund (PAF) of the NDC Partners Set up and operationalize a National Biodigester Program to support the implementation of the revised NDCs in the Waste sector through the diffusion of low carbon technologies (biogas, compost and biochar).
Sustainable Management Of Tuna Fisheries And Biodiversity Conservation In The ABNJ (FSP) To achieve efficiency and sustainability in tuna production and biodiversity conservation in the ABNJ, through the systematic application of an ecosystem approach in tuna fisheries for : (i) supporting the use of sustainable and efficient fisheries management and fishing practices by the stakeholders of the tuna resources, (ii) reducing illegal, unreported and unregulated [IUU] fishing, and (iii) mitigating adverse impacts of bycatch on biodiversity.
The 50x2030 Initiative to Close the Agricultural Data Gap 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
Global Component- Global Strategy to Improve Agricultural and Rural Statistics Support implementation of the Global Strategy at the global, regional, and national levels.
UNREDD - Global allocation of Direct Cost for Secretariat Services UNREDD - Global allocation of Direct Cost for Secretariat Services
Support for emergency response to the expansion of Avian Influenza from East and Southeast Asia to other regions The purpose of the proposed support is to assist in the control of HPAI in three infected countries (Indonesia, Viet Nam and Lao PDR), and to assist countries at risk of avian influenza introduction in the South and Central Asia regions to be prepared for such potential introduction. Such support will contribute towards international efforts to progressively control HPAI in and beyond Asia, thereby reducing the risk of a human pandemic, improving food security, and promoting stakeholder livelihoods. There are, in addition, activities at the regional and international levels which need to support and synergise such action at the national level.
Support to the organisation of the twenty first session of the Fishery Committee for the Eastern Central Atlantic (CECAF) Strengthen fisheries management regional processes in the CECAF region
RENOVATING THE PAKISTAN ROOM AT FAO HEADQUARTERS RENOVATING THE PAKISTAN ROOM AT FAO HEADQUARTERS
International Symposium on Agroecology for Food Security and Nutrition To facilitate a symposium about agroecology, its benefits, challenges and opportunities.
International Symposium on Fisheries Sustainability Identify pathways to strengthen the science and policy interplay in fisheries production, management and trade, based on solid sustainable principles for improved outcome in practice
Promote Incentives for Ecosystem Services (IES) to support sustainable agriculture Seeks to initiate and implement a 3-year multidisciplinary project that builds on the progress made within FAO and internationally to recognize the importance of ecosystem services and their inter-linkages with production, food security and livelihoods.
FAO Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade Programme-Phase III The proposed action will support governments and local stakeholders to implement projects that improve forest goverance and clarify legality of timber trade and support increased participation from private sector organizations.
Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) Project To improve shared understanding of the food security situation through standardized food insecurity scales, enhance food security analysis capacity at national and regional levels and increase technical consensus to support coordinated desicion making.
Stepping up the engagement of the Global Network Against Food Crises - Admin Agent Fee AA 1% Fee account for project UNJP/GLO/058/EC
Prioritizing and Reforming Agri-Food System Policies (MAFAP III) Phase III of the Monitoring and Analyzing Food and Agricultural Policies (MAFAP) programme will build on the expertise, reputation and country buy-in gained in Phase II, to incorporate policy prioritization for inclusive agricultural transformation in its approach, drive forward an additional 30 food and agricultural policy reforms across 8 partner countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, and strengthen the programme's internal and external institutionalization.
Protecting the diets of the most vulnerable people as part of COVID-19 response and recovery program Expected overall impact: Enabled access to nutritious food to protect the diets of the most vulnerable people as part of COVID-19 response and recovery programme.
Outcome: Demand and supply of nutritious and sustainably produced food enhanced as part of COVID- 19 response and recovery programme.
Output 1:  Demand and supply of nutritious and sustainable food increased to address the impact of COVID 19 pandemic in three countries.
Output 2: Good practices and lessons learned feed the global level debate for the CFS voluntary guidelines and Global Action Plan (GAP) to prevent child acute malnutrition among vulnerable communities in the context of COVID-19 pandemic.