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RadioLAB: Community-based radio training and support for advocacy and awareness raising Radialistas Apasionadas y Apasionados (until 31/12/2016: Fundacion Radialistas Apasionadas y Apasionados) was created in 2001 to contribute to the democratisation of communications, especially of  radio, with particular focus on gender, citizenship and protection of the environment. It was set up as a production and training centre for radio broadcasters from all continents, although prioritising Latin America & the Caribbean. During these 15 years, Radialistas have been constantly expanding their services. Their Radioteca.net, a social network of radios, is the largest portal in Latin America for exchanging audios among community radios.

This new, three-year project is aimed at further innovation in Radialistas’ work. They believe that, currently, their goal should no longer be to increase the number of audios, courses or manuals, but to modernise, invent, rethink, and engage more people in the task of understanding how to work in this new, digital era. Hence, this project proposes to create the “RadioLAB”: a collaborative laboratory of radio experimentation. A space/network of experienced producers that would allow them to rethink community radio in the digital era, and look for new production formats, unique forms of interaction and methodologies for radio training.

At the end of this project Radialistas hope that at least 200 community radios in Latin America will be working with new radio formats and approaches, using Internet and digital technologies. They hope to achieve this through a network of 6 to 10 active organisations, media and/or production centres. 

Radialistas also hope that community radio stations in Latin America will recognise the political importance of using open source software as a precondition for democratising communications in the digital era. To achieve this objective, they will be producing articles, manuals and video tutorials, and supporting the Network for Community Radios and Free Software.
Radialistas + RadiosLibres: Community radio production and support for advocacy & awareness raising Radialistas Apasionadas y Apasionados (until 31/12/2016: Fundacion Radialistas Apasionadas y Apasionados) was created in 2001 to contribute to the democratisation of communications, especially of radio, with particular focus on gender, citizenship and protection of the environment. It was set up as a production and training centre for radio broadcasters from all continents, although prioritising Latin America & the Caribbean. During these past 18 years, Radialistas have worked to expand their services, and with Radioteca.net, Radios Libres and RadioLAB, they have consolidated their position as one of the most renown radio production and training centres in the region. 

This new project is aimed at ensuring the continuation of Radialistas’ work so far, while also providing them with the space, time and stability they need to ensure their own sustainability by way of transforming themselves into a radio production and training services consultancy firm. At the end of this project Radialistas hope that at least 3,000 community radios in Latin America will be having continued access to quality radio productions and training content saved on the Radialistas and Radios Libres websites and social media, and will be using these resources for their own productions and radio stations. Radialistas also hope that community radio stations in Latin America will continue to recognise the political importance of using open source software as a precondition for democratising communications in the digital era. To achieve the above two objectives, they will be producing articles, manuals and video tutorials, and supporting the Network for Community Radios and Free Software. They will also maintain the technical infrastructure needed to operate their platforms and guarantee the virtual exchange of radio productions between regional community radios.
Inspiring commitment to SDGs in the Caritas Latin America and the Caribbean community This project aims to ensure that Bishops’ Conferences in Latin America and the Caribbean have knowledge of and are committed to working towards the achievement of SDGs. Therefore, in 2018 Caritas Latin America & Caribbean (SELACC) will focus on inspiring and securing Church's commitment to this work, as part of the social dimension of evangelisation. In so doing, it will be crucial to take advantage of the 50th Anniversary of the General Conference of Latin American Bishops’ Conferences that took place in Medellín, Colombia. 

SELACC hopes that the outcomes of this project will feed into drafting a final document that will illuminate, encourage, and, in 2019, will ensure that targeted actions aimed at contributing to the achievement of SDGs are being taken. This implies that the sub-regional meetings of Caritas organisations (Hondureñitos), in preparation for the XIX Latin American and the Caribbean Congress of Caritas, will need to adopt SDGs as a substantial piece of their work, particularly regarding the issues associated with the care for our Common Home. 

It is expected that, as a result of this project, the Caritas Working Groups and at least 60% of national Caritas organisations will consider in their strategic plans the necessary strands of work to ensure collaboration with other actors towards the achievement of the SDGs. As a consequence, SELACC expects that their next Strategic Plan for 2019-2023, as well as the Operational Plans for 2019, will adopt these goals as one of their primary focuses.
LATINDADD: Latin American Network on Debt, Development and Rights The aim of this project is to bring a focus on human rights and sustainable development into political and economic decision-making in Latin America, by bringing civil society proposals to official debates. This will be achieved with the help of Latindadd's region-wide network of grassroots organisations, advocacy groups and experts in the field. 

Latindadd is the Latin American Network for Economic and Social Justice. It grew out of CEAS, a longstanding partner of CAFOD working on debt reduction, and of the Andean and Central American Strategic Network on Debt and Poverty, which brought together several specialist organisations working on these issues and were particularly active around the Jubilee 2000 campaign for debt cancellation. For the past 10 years, Latindadd was coordinated by Forum Solidaridad Peru, and aimed to build social consensus for an international and regional financial system that serves the integral human development of the people of Latin America. Since the beginning of 2019, Latindadd is a separate legal entity, based in Lima, Peru.
Promoting non-violence and peaceful relationships within a community in El Salvador The Sisters of Saint Clare will work through Fe y Alegria on a project which will promote human development and contribute to the reduction of violence and establishment of a peaceful society by means of strengthening family bonds and the provision of appropriate training in life skills, sports and the Arts in a marginalised area on the outskirts of San Salvador.
Coordination of the work of Caritas throughout Latin America and the Caribbean: Support to SELACC SELACC is the Secretariat of the Latin American and Caribbean Caritas organisations.  Its role is to strengthen the regional structure of Caritas and coordinate the work of Caritas throughout the Latin American and Caribbean Region.  In the last year SELACC has worked with the subregional Caritases to define a workplan for the period 2011-2015 (GLA 114), so that Caritas works strategically to address root causes of inequality in the region and promote respect for human rights, human dignity, and peacebuilding.  SELACC also liaises with the Department for Justice and Solidarity of the Latin American Bishops Conference.  CELAM / DEJUSOL has dedicated a whole programme area to working with Caritas in the period 2011-2015.  Through this project SELACC will continue to strengthen Caritas across the Latin America and Caribbean Region, and monitor the implementation of the workplan.
Impact of CARITAS contribution to SDGs in coordination with strategic partners The intervention is aimed at the structural strengthening (internal/external) of the National Caritas in Latin America and the Caribbean so that through 2 processes they can make progress in contributing to the SDGs, especially those related to gender equality, DHIS, Integral Ecology, food security, poverty eradication and migration. These processes include: 1) Promotion of good practices for the SDGs and articulation with strategic actors through the design of intervention strategies and 2) Strategic strengthening as a regional Caritas, which includes an SDG perspective in its action plan, which would allow an improvement in the relationship and interrelation with regional strategic actors for the achievement of the 2030 development agenda, and align the articulation on issues of high regional interest such as those mentioned above.
Its implementation is designed for a 2-year period from 1 January 2023 to 31 December 2024, and will ensure sophisticated tools for SDG analysis, which will enable dialogue with multilateral organisations, governments, and other civil society organisations to identify potential actions for articulation. It will incorporate knowledge and skills strengthening actions in the participating Caritas to improve the level of contribution (internal/external) to the SDGs and issues of interest to the teams (Poverty, Multidimensional Poverty, Inequality vs. Inequity, as well as sophisticated tools for decision making for intervention (Social Returns Analysis, Impact Assessment, etc.).
The proposal incorporates the use of methodological tools for regional strategic intervention design by updating the strategic plan with an SDG approach, as well as the consolidation of the regional teams and working groups New Economies and Good Living, Migrations, Equity, Advocacy and Communications.
Eu Action in support of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture Livelihoods improved for small-scale farmers in developing countries, and food security and sustainable agriculture promoted through the conservation and sustainable use of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture (PGRFA)
Building capacity for better food security programming in emergency and rehabilitation contexts through better seed system assessment, better integration of nutrition and food security and improved accountability to affected populations To contribute to improved food and nutrition security of populations affected by and emerging from emergencies all over the world - ECHO/ERC/BUD/2013/91010
Capacity Building to Reduce Avoidable Food Waste in Micro-, Small and Medium Food Processing Enterprises and in Retail build an evidence base through surveys and data collection,  toward understanding the underlying causes of avoidable food waste in Micro - Small and Medium Food Processing Enterprises and in Retail and to develop a Manual on  Capacity building to Reduce Avoidable Food Waste targeted to dissemination in the private sector
Piloting the New Agriculture Public Expenditure Light Tool (AgPER Lite) Strengthen the effectiveness and efficiency of agricultural public expenditure in Sub-Sahara Africa through the implementation of a pilot to test the World Bank's new Agricultural Public Expenditure Analysis Lite (AgPER Lite) methodology in Burkina Faso and Senegal.
Strategies for the gradual elimination of discards in European fisheries (DiscardLess - Horizon 2020) Strategies for the gradual elimination of discards in European fisheries (DiscardLess - Horizon 2020)
International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (IT-PGRFA) - Core Administrative Budget a. Embodying the objectives and provisions of the Treaty in our national plans and
programmes. br 
b. According due priority to building national capacity in the conservation and
sustainable use of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture. br 
c. Implementing the Funding Strategy of the Treaty, br 
d. Taking the necessary and appropriate measures within the Governing Bodies of
relevant international mechanisms, funds and bodies to ensure due priority and
attention to the effective allocation of predictable and agreed resources for the
implementation of plans and programmes under the Treaty, br 
e. Increasing awareness of the Multilateral System and of the value of the
conservation and sustainable use of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture, br 
f. Considering modalities of a strategy to promote voluntary contributions to the
Funding Strategy by Contracting Parties, non-Contracting Parties, the private
sector, non-governmental organizations, and other sources.
Strengthening Global Veterinary Epidemiology Capabilities and Rapid Regional Disease Surveillance FAO, in collaboration with the United States Department of Defense (DoD), Defense Threat Reduction Agency?s (DTRA) Cooperative Biological Engagement Programme (CBEP), will; a) design and implement  Training to support  Epidemiology Capacities in countries using FETP-V approaches; b) strengthen the capacity of regional veterinary epidemiology networks of countries to conduct surveillance, conduct risk assessment for animal diseases of regional concern and facilitate access of countries to animal health information and data by enhancing information systems and tools available for enhancing disease reporting at all levels.
Renforcement des capacites de suivi de la diversite et des transformations des exploitations agricoles pour ameliorer la formulation de politiques et le conseil agricole Renforcement des capacites de suivi de la diversite et des transformations des exploitations agricoles pour ameliorer la formulation de politiques et le conseil agricole.
Global Strategy for Agricultural and Rural Statistics: Phase 2 (BMGF) Update or develop agricultural statistics methodologies, develop capacities based on those methodologies and design national sustainable agricultural statistical systems to the benefit of 15 countries (Phase 2 of the Global Strategy Programme, part of an umbrella programme with GCP/GLO/472/EC)
Avian Influenza Conference Logistic Support ul  LI Provide support for approximately 100 delegates, from developing countries to attend the New Delhi Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic, scheduled for December, 2007;
 LI Provide logistic support for participants to attend priority events (such as conferences, study tours and meetings).
Improving Support for Enhancing Livelihoods of the Rural Poor This programme seeks to improve the impact of FAO and partner agency interventions at country level through the application of Sustainable Livelihoods (SL) approaches and provide an opportunity for joint lesson learning to enhance the effectiveness of both FAO and DFID programmes. The programme purpose is to enable the FAO field and regular programmes to be more effective in applying SL approaches. If successful, the programme will contribute to the goal of improved field programmes, policies, and institutions that better support the livelihoods of the rural poor, by effective development interventions that assist in reaching the International Development Targets, as well as those of the 1996 World Food Summit.
Innovative approaches for better plant production The project is aimed to support the strengthening food security, improved daily balanced diets, and increased income of smallholders and family farmers in tropic, dryland and mountainous regions through the development of sustainable, productive, resilient and competitive value chains of SAPs, improved access to green technologies, input products and policies.
Evidence Based Policy and Global Instruments and Knowledge Products: Disseminating statistics and strengthening capacities on dietary data to guide policies and programmes (The Food and Diet Domain) The programme will allow the launch of an innovative domain within FAOSTAT for nutrition which will be accessible and available to all. This will address the gap in availability and accessibility of different types of statistics on dietary data to better inform policy, investments, and actions to transform food systems to enable healthy diets for all.
Smart Farming for the Future Generation Optimization of the efficient and sustainable value chains for safe and nutritious vegetable products for profit and business opportunities through improving national capabilities.
Provision of bridging assistance for national forest monitoring and assessment Provision of bridging assistance for national forest monitoring and assessment
Account for Administrative Facility - FAO/IFAD Framework Agreement in Bangladesh Account for Administrative Facility - FAO/IFAD Framework Agreement in Bangladesh
Emergency livelihoods assistance to vulnerable farmers, agropastoralists and pastoralists affected by desert locust in Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan and Uganda Target desert locust-affected areas through interventions and efforts to protect the livelihoods of desert-locust affected farmers, herders and agropastoralists.
World Fisheries University Pilot Programme This project aims to provide the FAO Conference with sufficient information to ascertain if a World Fisheries University under the auspices of FAO could feasibly add value to existing capacities for academic education in Fisheries Science with a view to enhancing fishery governance at all levels. The proposed World Fisheries University Pilot Program should lead to the following two outcomes:
1. 45 WFU laureates with internationally recognized Master?s degree in Fisheries Science from WFU;
2. Results from pilot used for FAO Conference decision in July 2019 concerning the Korean proposal for the establishment of a World Fisheries University
Strengthening countries` capacities to access to the Green Climate Fund, in particular REDD+ SAP and RBPs windows (multiple regions) Emissions from deforestation and forest degradation reduced, and sustainable management of forests, foster conservation and enhancement of forest carbon stocks achieved in target countries.
Optimiser la production de biens et services par les ecosyst mes boises mediterraneens dans un contexte de changements globaux Inciter les acteurs   gerer et/ou restaurer les espaces boises mediterraneens avec une perspective durable de biens et services environnementaux.
EU Food Facility programme monitoring and visibility - Batch 4 (210/239/958) EU Food Facility programme monitoring and visibility - Batch 4
Global Action to Combat the rising global threat of AMR through a One Health Approach Support countries to make explicit commitments (policies, investment plans, programmes, legal frameworks, resource allocation) on AMR based on evidence and quality data
Coordination to Support Fisheries Management in the Western and Central Mediterranean - CopeMed Phase II (EC Year 7) Objective 1 Enhanced institutional capacity for identification of regional management strategies, as a basis for the implementation of an ecosystem approach to fisheries (EAF). Objective 2 - Improved knowledge on shared resources and capacity for fisheries monitoring and research and production of management advice according to the EAF. Objective 3 - Project organization and Information exchange and dissemination of scientific outputs. Objective 4 - Regional cooperation reinforced.
Building agricultural resilience to natural disasters: Country case studies To contribute to strengthening the capacities of countries (globally) in preparedness for early action in response to early warnings on climate shocks (mainly drought, flood and storm), high-impact diseases emerging health threats and conflicts to better protect agriculture livelihoods.
Population structure of IOTC species in the Indian Ocean: Estimation with next generation sequencing technologies and Otolith micro-chemistry The project will describe the population structure and connectivity of a range of tuna and tuna-like species within the Indian Ocean (and adjacent Pacific and Atlantic waters as appropriate)
Linking Epidemiology and Laboratory Research on Transboundary Animal Diseases and zoonoses in Chinaand EU - LinKTads 1) identify the priority areas, where joint actions are needed br  2) link the research activities carried out on by European and Chinese research programmes  br  3) ensure a wide-range networking of scientific communities and stakeholders  br  4) provide a long term vision and achieve coordinated planning on future common research  br  5) contribute to the international policies of the EU  br  6) improve the research capacity of organizations by supporting young researchers through exchange programmes and
training  br  7) share the results and methodologies within and outside the consortium.
EU funded activities (2019-2023)by the European Commission for the control of Foot and Mouth Disease Overall Objective:  Increase  resilience of livelihoods to threats and crises (FAO SO5, REUR Regional Initiative 3) (Impact)   
Specific Objective: Decrease FAST disease risk in the European neighborhood enabling better trade conditions and higher food security prospects for European stakeholders in the livestock sector (Outcome)
Objectives by Pillars  
P.I    Improved preparedness for FAST DISEASE crises management by Member States
P.II  Reduce risk to Members from the European neighborhood: Progressive Control in neighboring regions.
P.III Increase implementation of the global strategy for the Progressive control of FMD.
Enhancing resilience and empowerment in communities at risk of climate-induced migration The programme seeks to enhance climate resilience and adaptive capacities of communities at high risk of climate-induced migration in Nepal and Uganda by: (i) strengthening the adaptive capacity of rural people through better access to information, improved capacities and access to finance, and inclusive and equitable adaptation planning; and (ii) leveraging the contribution of diaspora and remittances for climate adaptation, in particular in the agrifood sector.
Support to the implementation of the Great Green Wall for the Sahara and the Sahel Initiative - GGWSSI This project will, in particular, aim at enhancing the capacity (both in technical and financial mobilization terms)  of the AUC, the CEN-SAD Secretariat and to enhance coordination and collaboration with the recently established Pan-African Great Green Wall Agency, the sub-regional and regional organizations involved including the Regional Economic Community Partners (ECOWAS, IGAD, UMA), CILSS and OSS,  the Global Mechanism of the UNCCD and ICRAF, and the eight beneficiary countries to implement the GGWSSI in a coordinated and efficient way.
Global and Regional implementation in Africa - Global Strategy Support the implementation of the GS at regional level
Sustainable Wildlife Management Programme (SWM) Objectif global : Contribuer   la conservation de la faune sauvage et des ecosyst mes et de leurs services, ainsi qu?  l?amelioration des conditions de vie et   la securite alimentaire des populations qui dependent de ces ressources dans les pays ACP.
Objectif specifique : Une exploitation durable et legale des populations animales sauvages par les acteurs ruraux des Paysages Prioritaires de Conservation et un ajustement de l?offre en proteines alternatives d?origine domestique au benefice des populations rurales et urbaines contribuent conjointement   concilier les enjeux de securite alimentaire et de conservation de la faune dans les pays ACP.
Towards Global Declaration of Rinderpest Eradication in 2011 and Strategies for a Post-Rinderpest World The overall objective of the actions proposed is to bring to a conclusion the progress made to date in eradicating rinderpest disease and thus guaranteeing the improved incomes and livelihoods that accrue to ruminant livestock raisers now that rinderpest no longer periodically devastates their herds.  br Specifically, the several remaining countries will obtain official rinderpest-free status thus the world will achieve Global Rinderpest Eradication by 2011.