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National Forest Monitoring and Information System for a transparent and truthful REDD-plus National Forest Monitoring and Information System for a transparent and truthful REDD-plus
Component to reduce methane emissions from enteric fermentation, Phase 1 Component to reduce methane emissions from enteric fermentation
Global coordination project for the Common Oceans ABNJ Program (PPG) to be provided
Monitoring and Analysing Food and Agricultural Policies II (MAFAP II) Objective 1: Collect, assemble and use targeted, policy-relevant data. br  Objective 2: Consolidate and strengthen national policy monitoring systems in Senegal and Ghana to measure policy effects and identify current policy problems that affect the competitiveness of agricultural producers. br  Objective 3: Articulate policy options and assess their costs and benefits to support Government decisions about suitable reforms. br  Objective 4: Engage national stakeholders in policy dialogue and analysis translation, as part of more inclusive policy reform processes.
Strengthening Capacity of Small-Scale Aquatic Food Producers for School Food and Nutrition This Sub-programme will work to strengthen capacity of fisheries value chain actors, reduce loss and waste and contribute to healthy diets for the most vulnerable, and build evidence on the costs and benefits of locally produced fish used in school feeding programmes.
Forest and Land Monitoring for Climate Action - SEPAL Phase 2 Operationalize and institutionalize innovative technologies and new imagery for accurate, transparent and accessible geospatial data for reducing deforestation and degradation and catalyzing restoration and conservation as a significant contribution to the Paris Agreement and Sustainable Development Goals
IOTC-Assistance to Foster Compliance-Technical Assistance to Developing Countries to improve Implementation of at-sea Observer Scheme and Data Collection and Processing, IOTC Convention and Management Measures Proposals for specific legislative amendments or draft legislation are available,
The difficulties and challenges faced by CPC to implement CAP are identified and realignment of the CAP made,
The reviewed action plan implemented by the CPC,
Fisheries administrators/officers trained to implement IOTC CMMs,
Fisheries inspector trained in port inspection: verification of documents, gear, vessel marking, monitoring of landing/transhipment operation in port, identification of tuna species, IOTC technical management measures,
A clearer understanding of the IOTC Data Requirements and the type of data collection and management systems that the CPC needs to have in place to be able to produce the data as required by the IOTC. Subject to the implementation of the plan of action by the CPC concerned an improvement in future levels of reporting by the countries visited is also envisaged.
Increased compliance with the Regional Observer Scheme and improved quality and reliability of observer data reported.
Improved deliver on the National Reports and papers at the Science meetings for improved compliance to science related measures.
Sustainable energy technologies for food security in humanitarian contexts (SET4food) phase II To contribute to improve access to energy of people in humanitarian contexts, especially for food
security. To enhance the response capacity of humanitarian actors in terms of identification and implementation of appropriate energy solutions, coordination and collaboration.
Fisheries Co-management Capacity Development for Blue Communities: Sustainable Fisheries and Diverse Livelihoods the project is expected to improve sustainable fisheries and fishing communities' livelihood by introducing fisheries co-management systems and diverse livelihoods
Technical Assistance to Developing Countries to improve implementation of at ?sea observer scheme and data collection, IOTC Conservation and Management Measures 1) Strengthen compliance with and implementation of active IOTC CMMs. br  2) Provide technical support to the developing States. br  3) Provide technical support to the developing States in data compliance.
Support to Civil Society participation in the Committee on World Food Security Civil society organizations from developing countries (smallholder farmers, fishers, indigenous peoples, etc.) and other more vulnerable groups will be concretely involved in multi-stakeholder consultations as required by the CFS reform. Specifically, the project will facilitate the participation of various civil society actors at the 43rd CFS session.
Implementation of Codex standards to support containment and reduction of foodborne AMR This project will aim to work at both the global and local levels to support the implementation of Codex standards, especially those related to the containment and reduction of foodborne AMR, and then to monitor the use and impact of Codex standards.
Assisting SIDS to integrate agriculture sectors into climate change priorities and NDCs to UNFCCC 1) improve country capacities to use analytical techniques to assess risks, vulnerabilities and impacts of climate change in the agricultural sectors;
2) improve country capacities to create enabling policy environments to mainstream climate change, resilience  food security concerns and undertake climate actions; and
3) contribute to international and regional mechanisms for climate change planning and action
4) integrate climate change and resilience planning into FAO technical cooperation projects
FAO Fees on direct access -Special Climate Change Fund- Trust Funds under UNFCCC through GEF To administer Fees on direct access "Special Climate Change Fund" Trust Funds under UNFCCC through GEF
Sustainable Agri-food Systems Transformation Initiative Contribute to sustainable and inclusive transformation of agri-food systems through an improved knowledge base, greater stakeholder consultation and input, enhanced institutional capacities and well-formulated programmes, policies and investments, which provide the foundation and pathways for transitioning to more sustainable systems.
Pastoralist Knowledge Hub Part 2: Technical support to pastoralists` livelihood and resilience Overall objectives are the improvement of knowledge of pastoral systems, various assessments of the state and management of natural resources and socio-economic condition and institutional strengthening of pastoral organizations at various levels
Monitoring water productivity by Remote Sensing as a tool to assess possibilities to reduce water productivity gaps An action framework to provide workable solutions, available for stakeholders at different scales -from the policy level to the farm level-, to sustainably increase agricultural land and water productivity. The framework will be based on robust state of the art Remote Sensing and Information and Communication Technologies to assess the terrestrial soil water balance and related biomass production to monitor agricultural land and water productivity, as well as the uptake of carbon dioxide by vegetation
Providing Capacity Development Activities to the CPLP Training Centre on Sustainable Family Farming - Phase II of TCP/INT/3708 To complete activities not covered under Phase I
Establishment of a monitoring system for food market prices in Cameroon, Gambia and Zimbabwe Establishment of a monitoring system for food market prices in Cameroon, Gambia and Zimbabwe
Improved fisheries management for sustainable use of marine living resources in the face of changing systems Improved fisheries management for sustainable use of marine living resources in the face of changing systems
Communication for Sustainable Development Initiative (CSDI) Sound environmental practices for sustainable natural resources management and rural development will be adopted through effective Communication for Development strategies and services. 
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Effective application and management of Communication for Development strategies, tools and services to support sustainable natural resource management and rural development.  
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Improved capacities and partnerships in communication for sustainable natural resource management and rural development.
Support for the implementation and development of the CountrySTAT framework in the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) countries, Phase II of TCP/INT/3401 1. Strengthening of technical capacity of national staff of pilot country (Afghanistan) and other ECO member countries. br 
2. Implementation and development of the CountrySTAT system in Afghanistan which can serve as the pilot country and resource basis for the expansion to other countries. This stage of the project will  provide technical support to the Government in improving delivery and access to food and agriculture statistics for the establishment and development of the CountrySTAT Afghanistan system to meet the data needs for implementation and monitoring of national plans and programs of agricultural development.  br 
3. Preparation of a full-fledged project proposal for implementation and development of CountrySTAT in all remaining countries over a period of 3 to 5 years. The third stage will be used as the basis for mobilization of donor funds. By that time, ECO will deploy every effort to secure donor commitment for funding.
Capacity development workshop for utilizing evidence to advance sustainability (TAPE) Specifically, this collaborative work will result in the conduction and expansion of a four-day hybrid capacity development workshop in order to equip different actors (30-35) to be able to use TAPE and other tools to assess the multi-dimensional performance of agroecology in the selected regions in order to make better decisions for advancing sustainable agriculture through agroecology.
Supporting and promoting the localization agenda for food security and agriculture emergency response and resilience The capacities of local partners (CSO and  sub-national level technical institutions, extension and local authorities managing technical agriculture sector interventions and disaster risks) to take the lead in implementing anticipatory actions, responding to humanitarian crises in food security and agriculture and promoting resilient livelihoods gains and disaster risk reduction are strengthened in selected  countries; evidence-based and contextually-relevant knowledge on localization is captured, shared with and tailored to different types of audiences and actors.
Enhancing regional capacities to design and implement nutrition-sensitive social protection programme to reduce food insecurity and malnutrition Government and relevant stakeholders design and implement improved nutrition sensitive al protection interventions.
Promoting improved local complementary feeding recipes and practices through nutrition education and dietary counselling, to prevent and address chronic child undernutrition The efficacy and effectiveness of promoting locally-available and affordable complementary foods to improve infant and young children?s nutritional status have been assessed and the results disseminated
Rome-based Agencies programme to strengthen the resilience of livelihoods in protracted crisis Increased food security and resilience for populations, especially women and children in targeted regions
BlueBRIDGE - Building Research Environments for fostering Innovation, Decision-making, Governance and Education to support Blue Growth BlueBRIDGE will deliver Virtual Research Environments (VREs) in various domains (e.g. fisheries, biology, economics, statistics, environment, mathematics, social sciences, natural sciences, computer science) that support knowledge generation from data collection and aggregation to the production of indicators and indices or other information products such as fact-sheets, reports, and data repositories.
Enhancing knowledge and capacity around forest-related legislation and timber legality To enhance knowledge and capacity of forest-related legislation and timber legality through establishing an information database, and thus to promote an improved understanding of timber legality, to enable more effective law enforcement from a plurality of actors nationally and internationally, and thus to avoid deforestation and forest degradation.
FAO Globefish - EC component Improve fishery and aquaculture practices, increase transparency of trade-related information and strengthen coordination within the global seafood market.
ClimeFish - Co-creating a decision support framework to ensure sustainable fish production in Europe under CC Help ensure that the increase in seafood production comes in areas and for species where there is a potential for sustainable growth, given the expected developments in climate, thus contributing to robust employment and sustainable development of rural and coastal communities.
Marine Investment for the Blue Economy - MARIBE The primary objective of this MARIBE BG5 project is to analyse and identify the social and economic developments in the offshore economy and the most promising, environmentally sustainable and economically feasible business models in the Blue Growth (BG) economy (in particular multi-purpose platforms). Plans will be developed to overcome challenges, propose how these models can be advanced to large scale pilot stage, and test the feasibility of the recommended business models.
Research4Life Online Training Courses to develop capacities in information use Delivery of two editions during 2020 of the MOOCs entitled: ?Research4Life Online Training Tools to develop capacities in information use, scholarly communication and information management in least developed countries?, that will help researchers in educational, research, and policyinstitutions in the 47 least developed countries to access recent scientific knowledge and thus to participate fully in the global scientific community.
Strengthening implementation of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (ITPGRFA) It is to enhance capacities of Contracting Parties to fully and effectively implement ITPGRFA, so that they make better progress in conservation and sustainable use of PGRFA.
Secretariat to the FAO/UNEP-administered Rotterdam Convention This Project is to fund Work of the Secretariat to the FAO/UNEP Rotterdam Convention during biennium 2024/25
FAO Globefish - EC component (2018) To improve fishery and aquaculture practices, increase transparency of trade-related information and strengthen coordination within the global seafood market
EuroGEOSS: a European approach to GEOSS - Forestry Operating Capacity To establish a world Information System, which integrates with the EuroGEOSS multi-disciplinary infrastructure, on the basis of interoperable local, regional and global information systems (FAO FRA) contributing to ongoing initiatives in the field such as Global Forest Information Service. This will further develop the existing local systems, the prototypes of the European Forest Data Centre (EFDAC) and the Observatory for Central African Forests (OFAC), and the further development of FAO statistical services to provide access to all types of forest related resources, including geo-spatial information, tabular data, and documents.
Promoting Sustainable Production Intensification through Enhancing Partnerships of National Alliance Against Hunger and Malnutrition between Japan and African Countries This project aims to enhance partnerships of National Alliance Against Hunger and Malnutrition (NAAHM) between Japan and African countries, to support the growth of agricultural production in developing countries, and thereby, contribute to achieving world food and nutrition security and hunger eradication.
Improving country data for monitoring SDG achievements and informing policy decisions The project aims to strengthen existing partnerships and forge new collaborations to expand the sub-programme's reach and impact. It seeks to further deepen ongoing ties with UN-Women on SDG 5.a.1 and as well with other international and multilateral institutions, organizations, and UN agencies, to capitalize on their strengths and mobilize complementary technical and financial resources.
Global Coordination Project-Clean and Healthy Ocean Integrated Program (PPG) To prepare the Full Sized Project for GEF Submission (for the GCP)
Sustainable Management of the Fall Armyworm (FAW), FAO Programme for Action in Africa, North Africa and the Middle East FAO proposes a five-year programme of action to help farmers, their organizations, their public institutions, national governments and development partners quickly respond the challenges of FAW infestation in smallholder farmers fields across Africa.
Promoting coherence between disaster risk reduction, climate action and social protection in Sub-Saharan Africa (Malawi) Promoting coherence between disaster risk reduction, climate action and social protection in Sub-Saharan Africa (Malawi)
Indigenous Peoples  food systems Coalition and Indigenous Peoples Biocentric Restoration for climate action Effective participation and influence of Indigenous Peoples  food systems and traditional knowledge on natural resources management, food security and climate change strengthened at national, regional and global level.
BIKE - Biofuels production at low - iLUC risK for European sustainable bioeconomy The BIKE project focuses on providing clear and scientifically robust evidence for the market uptake of low-ILUC-risk biofuels, bioliquids and biomass fuels. The work follows a system approach and evaluates three specific value chains sourced by different feedstock- agricultural management configurations: 
a.	Perennial lignocellulosic crops, for sugar extraction and further fermentation for conversion into lignocellulosic fuels (e.g. bioethanol).
b.	Rotational, sequential oil crops to provide sustainable lipids to HVO/Green Hydrocarbons (including HEFA/Sustainable Aviation Fuels) process.
c.	Starch rich crops in cover cropping schemes on existing agricultural land to produce advanced biofuels without affecting food production system.
The raw material supply will be aligned with sustainable agricultural practices and will research opportunities to produce it with low ILUC practices as they are addressed in the Delegated Act, i.e. i) yield increases, ii) potential for cultivation of unused, abandoned and degraded land as well as iii) opportunities for European small farm holders.
Updating and expanding the food of composition evidence base for fish and aquatic foods 1) Revision, update and expansion of the uFish database; and 2) Increased knowledge and awareness of the nutritional contents of fish and aquatic foods
Supporting the establishment of the Food and Agriculture for Sustainable Transformation (FAST) Partnership The project allows FAO to set up the task force and initial workplan of the FAST Partnership.
Blue Hope Initiative in the Mediterranean Sea Turkey, Algeria and Tunisia, pursue integrated, multi-sectoral programmes using the Blue Growth Initiative (BGI) approach
Support to developing countries to submit national implementation reports to the ITPGRFA ...
Desert locust response to mitigate impacts on food security and livelihoods This project will target locust-affected areas of Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia. Interventions will include
efforts to support to desert locust control efforts  aligned with the revised FAO Desert Locust Crisis Appeal for
Rapid Response and Anticipatory Action in the Greater Horn of Africa and will fund activities under component 1: ?Curb the spread of desert locust?.
Supporting the application of EAF to Fisheries management considering climate and pollution impacts The long term objective (or Impact) of the EAF-Nansen Programme is that: Sustainable fisheries improve food and nutrition security for people in partner countries.
Cooperation for development of the ePhyto Solution and implementation of the Convention and ISPMs Safe trade capacity development actions aligned with FAO strategic objectives and with the UN-SDGs on trade facilitation.
Global Record of Fishing Vessels, Refrigerated Transport Vessels and supply Vessels key objectives: add value to existing sources of information on vessels and existing MCS tools, as a force multiplier to deter illegal activities; prevent, deter, and eliminate IUU fishing and related activity by providing the over-arching global picture that will inform resource prioritisation, planning and decision-making; be an international database covering as much of the world fleet as deemed appropriate and necessary by FAO member States to mitigate IUU fishing and other risks; (to the extent deemed appropriate by FAO member States) provide public access to relevant information; be entirely neutral in the presentation of the data leaving users to make whatever judgments or assessments they feel appropriate; address concerns relating to the transparency and traceability of vessels, and should to the extent possible provide access to vessel related information such as Port State Measure (PSM) data and fishing authorization data; have simplicity in its design and user interface that encourages participation and increases levels of compliance through access to a comprehensive information picture; promote the exchange of unbiased information allowing users to be better informed about the nature of the world fishing fleet and the legitimacy of the activities undertaken by it; be aspirational in design and flexible enough to incorporate future data as the need or opportunity ar
Support to the International Workshop on Access and Benefit-Sharing for GRFA Facilitate the convening of an international workshop on access and benefit-sharing for genetic resources for food and agriculture
WHO One Health Fund for Tripartite  Zoonotic Influenza Activities Human pandemic risk of emerging animal influenza viruses are better assessed via a series of preparedness activities.
Ending child labour in supply chains To contribute to eliminating child labour in the coffee supply chain by implementing area-based sustainable solutions focusing on climate resilience and livelihood improvements, and strengthening partnerships and the knowledge base to address its root causes and drivers.
SEMAGROW: Data intensive techniques to boost the real-time performance of global agricultural data infrastructures SemaGrow will (a) develop scalable and robust semantic storage and indexing algorithms that can take advantage of resource naming conventions and other natural groupings of URIs to compress data source annotations about extremely large datasets; (b) develop query decomposition, source selection, and distributed querying methods that take advantage of such algorithms to implement a scalable and robust infrastructure for data service federation; and (c) rigorously test its components and overall architecture over real, complex, interconnected datasets comprising data and document collections, sensor data, and GIS data
Support to enhance preparedness for Fall Armyworm invasion among countries Efforts to sustainably manage Fall Armyworm in Africa, NENA and Asia regions are effectively supported - Global food security is enhanced.
Practical guidance to inform policy on addressing common loss scenarios from pre-harvest to consumption stages in fisheries and aquaculture To increase transparency and quality of food losses-related information
The Restoration Initiative - Global Project - Component on Capture and Dissemination of Best Practices and Institutional Capacity Building Design a component that will build on the wealth of knowledge toolds and approaches available to propose global child activities connected to and supportive of national child projects.
Support for the Development and Management of International Food Standards and Related Texts by the Codex Alimentarius Commission The objective of the Project is to provide personnel support to the Codex Secretariat in order to facilitate the development of Codex standards and related texts.
Water quality, irrigation and on-farm controls for achieving global food safety and nutritional security Strengthening capacities and awareness of sustainable land and water management approaches for water quality, irrigation and on-farm controls for reducing incidence of foodborne illness at source.