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Strengthening Partnership for Scaling up sustainable livelihood in small scale, family farming and indigenous communities.(Grant Agreement No. 1439-FAO-GIAHS) Strengthening Partnership for Scaling up sustainable livelihood in small scale, family farming and indigenous communities.
Young Africa Works Summit Youth Program Objective 1: Equip youth to share considered perspectives at the Summit and beyond.
Objective 2: Foster cooperation and new partnerships between youth delegates and organizations
Objective 3: Foster intergenerational understanding and new partnerships between youth delegates and senior delegates.
Information on Nutrition, Food Security and Resilience for Decision Making (INFORMED) Information on Nutrition, Food Security and Resilience for Decision Making (INFORMED)
P4 Secondment from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety of the Republic of Korea To ensure effective and efficient food safety management measures to improve food safety at a national, regional and global level in line with the Codex Strategic Plan and in accordance with FAO Strategic Objectives. Administration and execution of scientific and technical aspects of the Joint FAO/WHO Food Standards Programme within the Secretariat, Codex Alimentarius Commission.
Partnership on global animal health and biosecurity initiatives Support partnership on global animal health and biosecurity initiatives
Support to Policy Seminars on High Food Prices To deliver training on High Food Prices policy
Improving disease intelligence and early warning  globally (GLEWS) Strenghen animal disease intelligence and early warning capacities in targeted countries in Asia and Africa Regions
Support for critical Desert Locust control operations in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Sudan Fight against Desert Locusts upsurge in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Sudan to avoid deterioration of the food security situation in the greater Horn of Africa.
Strengthening global advocacy and awareness on the role of sustainable wood value chains and their contribution to SDG12 through the work of the Joint initiative of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests (CPF) Communicators? Network. 1.	Development of the initiative concept and core messages
2.	Design of the initiative look  feel
3.	A series of social media ?video pills? around the theme of sustainable consumption tailored for different regions to be promoted ahead of and during the next International Day of Forests (21 March 2022).
Third PSMA Global Capacity Development Programme Support Project States improved capacity for the effective implementation of port State measures and complementary MCS operations, measures and tools to combat IUU fishing.
Support Programme on Scaling up Climate Ambition on Land Use and Agriculture through NDCs and NAPs (SCALA) Support Programme on Scaling up Climate Ambition on Land Use and Agriculture through NDCs and NAPs (SCALA)
Integrated Climate Smart Agriculture approach through the Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agricult The project will facilitate voluntary and inclusive multi-stakeholder platforms to foster dialogue and learning that lead to action. It will also leverage multi-institutional action for problem-solving, knowledge creation and establishment of partnerships, as well as to support purpose-built CSA Knowledge Management.
Youth mobility, food security and rural poverty reduction: Fostering rural diversification through enhanced youth employment and better labour mobility The Programme is structured around three Outcomes : br  1) Improved knowledge and awareness on how to harness the potential of migration and economic mobility to promote youth employement in agriculture. br  2)Improved policy coherence to better manage rural migration and facilitate opportunities for rural use in agriculture through seasonal migration and agro-entrepreneurship in Tunisia. br  3) Improved policy coherence to better manage rural migration and facilitate opportunities for rural use in agriculture through seasonal migration and agro-entrepreneurship in Ethiopia.
Scientific and Institutional Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheries - EastMed EC Y8 Contribute to the sustainable management of marine fisheries in the Eastern Mediterranean, and thereby to contribute to supporting national economies and protecting the livelihoods of those involved in the fisheries sector
Review of Lessons learned from Experiences under the SIP Portfolio on sustainable land management (SLM) in Sub-Saharan Africa under the NEPAD - TerrAfrica Partnership Framework The overall objective is to inform, influence and extend the momentum for scalling-up investmentes in SLM in sub-Saharan Africa in the context of the post-2015 agenda.
Indigenous peoples` traditional knowledge for COVID-19 and climate action To strengthen the technical participation and influence of indigenous peoples' traditional knowledge on natural resources management, food security and climate change at national, regional and international level
Sustainable Wildlife Management Programme Phase 2 L?objectif general de l?action est de contribuer   la protection de la biodiversite,   l?amelioration des conditions de vie et de securite alimentaire des populations locales qui dependent de l?exploitation de la faune sauvage et des ecosyst mes naturels, et   la reduction des risques zoonotiques lies   la faune sauvage
IMAGE - Innovative Management of Animal Genetic Resources Improve programmes for ex situ conservation of animal genetic resources
SEPAL - System for Earth Observation Data Access, Processing and Analysis for Land Monitoring SEPAL - System for Earth Observation Data Access, Processing and Analysis for Land Monitoring. ---

The former title was: Space Data Management System (SDMS) - Acquire, Query, Process and Deliver Earth Observation Data and Forest Information Products to Developing Countries.
Promotion of the right to adequate food to achieve ODS2 and to address the response to COVID19 Support the implementation of the output 10101 - Capacities of governments and stakeholders are improved to develop sectoral and cross-sectoral policy frameworks and investment plans and programmes to eradicate hunger, food insecurity and all forms of malnutrition by 2030
outputs 30102 - Strategies, policies, guidelines and programmes to improve the rural poor's access to, and control over, a set of services, finance, knowledge, technologies, markets and natural resources, including in the context of climate change
and output 30103 - Policy support, capacity development and knowledge generation to accelerate gender equality and rural women's economic empowerment
Maintenance and Improvement of the Voluntary REDD+ Database The action will contribute to the advancement of the understanding REDD+ financial flows on the readiness phase, providing inforamtion to REDD+ negotiators and decision-makers to scaling up of REDD+ actions and finance.
Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) This project supports the work of the inter-agency Secretariat of the G20 Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) hosted by FAO's Markets and Trade division. It is the follow-up project of MTF/GLO/359/MUL which has funded AMIS activities in the period 2012-2021. Annual work plans will be established in close collaboration with project stakeholders in the framework of the AMIS Rapid Response Forum, building on the agreed objectives and activities that are outlined in the AMIS Umbrella Programme.
FAO/WHO Global Individual Food consumption data Tool (GIFT): developing capacities at country level to produce dietary data to support evidence-based policy making The objective of this TCP is to directly support Nigeria, Kenya, Lao PDR and the Philippines in leveraging the use of national individual quantitative food consumption data (including through the FAO/WHO Global Individual Food consumption data Tool) to enable and support informed decision making to improve national nutrition policies, and build the capacities for improved quality of data collected in the future.
Scientific Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheries in the Adriatic Sea - AdriaMed EC Y8 Objective 1 - Fisheries management strategies and related technical measures prepared and implemented in selected areas of the Adriatic. 
Objective 2 - Fishery monitoring systems, developed in a coordinated way by member countries and based on regular assessments and surveys of the fish stocks and fishing capacities, made fully operational.
Objective 3 - Support to shared resource management decisions, including promotion of fisheries legislation harmonization.
Objective 4 - Computerized communication networks and fisheries information systems operated by national administrations and research institutions and used by policy-makers for national and sub-regional fisheries management purposes. General coordination activities of the project.
Objective 5 - Support to the identification and preparation of sustainable mariculture plans available for possible implementation in the area, with due consideration of the marine environments, coastal fisheries interests and coastal management plans including indicators for monitoring the interaction between capture fisheries and aquaculture.
An enabling environment to foster investments in sustainable energy interventions in the agrifood se The project contributes to the following country priorities:
Tunisia: Sustainable management of natural resources; Support to increased performance of the agriculture sector. 
Kenya: Agricultural-based livelihoods are supported by an enabling policy and investment environment; Agricultural productivity and production of medium- and small-scale producers increased, diversified and aligned to markets;  Improved management of natural resources (rangeland, agricultural land, water and forest) at national and community level. 
Tanzania: Promoting agriculture as a profitable business; Sustainable management of natural resources; Agricultural development planning and sector investment support. 
Philippines: Enhancing agricultural production and productivity; Sustainable management of natural resources; Improving agricultural adaptation from climate change and disaster risks
Support to the International Year of Fruits and Vegetables 2021 The main objective of the IYFV is to raise awareness of and direct policy attention to the nutritional and health benefits of fruit and vegetable (FV) consumption, the contribution of fruit and vegetable consumption to the promotion of diversified, balanced and healthy diets and lifestyles, reduce loss and waste of fruits and vegetables, in combination with promoting  sustainable agricultural practices.
Multi-stakeholder Partnership Programme for Capacity Development for Feed Safety To develop the capacities of the relevant stakeholders to ensure the production and supply of safe feed
FMM support to SO3 - Reduce Rural Poverty through information, participatory communication and social mobilization for rural women, men and youth Addressing gender inequalities through better access to information and participatory communication is necessary to enable the most disadvantaged groups to voice their needs and concerns, actively participate in decision-making and take ownership of their own development. In this context, developing capacities of women and men in the field of gender and communication is paramount to ensure they can join in and play an active role within producers' organizations. This can be achieved only if women have equal access to agricultural assets, inputs, information, resources and services and to rural employment opportunities, therefore reducing rural poverty. The Dimitra Community Listeners' Clubs (CLCs) aim to enhance the opportunities for the poorest to improve their access to information, products, services and income generating activities, which is consistent with SO3's output 1.1.  As the approach taps on people's own resources to get organized and act, the results of this endogenous process have proven to be sustainable. This is the case in South Kivu and Katanga Provinces in the DRC where CLCs are still up and running more than 4 years after the end of the support. In DRC, Orientale Province, 19 CLCs have been created by the communities without any support from FAO, as the populations wanted to replicate themselves the 60 CLCs that have been set by IFAD and FAO.
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Promotion of Responsible Fisheries Management by Combating IUU Fishing and Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries (Yeosu Project) The project are part of a global series of initiatives to enhance and strengthen national human and institutional capacity of developing countries to implement the Global Record and the Port State Measures Agreement against the flow of IUU-caught fish onto national and international markets, as well as secure the sustainability of Small-Scale Fisheries by developing International Voluntary Guidelines on Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries (VG-SSF).
Support to sessions of CGRFA Intergovernmental Technical Working Groups This project aims to facilitate the participation of delegates from least-developed countries, other low income countries and lower middle income countries and territories in forthcoming sessions of the Intergovernmental Technical Working Groups of the Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (Commission): 
Second Session of the lntergovernmental Technical Working Group on Aquatic Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (WG AqGR): 23-25 April 2018
Fifth Session of the lntergovernmental Technical Working Group on Forest Genetic Resources (WG FGR): 8-10 May 2018
Tenth Session of the lntergovernmental Technical Working Group on Animal Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (WG AnGR): 27-29 June 2018
Ninth Session of the Intergovernmental Technical Working Group on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (WG PGR): 25-27 July 2018
Support to the Global Bioenergy Partnership Facilitate International dialogues on bioethanol as a clean cooking fuel in selected countries in Africa and Asia
Technical assistance for the formulation of strategies for the control of peste des petits ruminants (PPR) at global and regional levels PPR eradication leading to improved livelihoods and resilience of peri-urban, rural and pastoral families.
Coordination of the "Global sustainable fisheries management and biodiversity conservation in the Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (ABNJ) Program" MSP Coordination funds to develop the ABNJ PFD (GCP/GLO/364/GFF)
Exploring options for further developing sustainability standards for agrifood systems Increasing the sustainability and resilience of agrifood systems and preserving the affordability of food while generating fairer economic returns
Enhance support to the regional dialogue on sustainable management of forests in the Mediterranean Based on the experts proposals the adopted structure of the SFMF will be:
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1) A presentation of the context of Mediterranean Forests (8 pages ? Key findings of the SoMF);

2) Three main objectives;

3) Nine strategic lines.
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Objective 1: Developing and promoting forest goods and services of Mediterranean forest ecosystems 
Strategic line 1: Promote sustainable production of goods and services by Mediterranean forest ;
Strategic line 2: Use Mediterranean forests as an opportunity for Rural Development ;
Strategic line 3: Promote good forest governance at a territorial level taking into account intersectoral approach;
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Objective 2: Promoting resilience under global change
Strategic line 4: Promote wildfire prevention in the context of Global Change
Strategic line 5: Manage forest genetic resources and biodiversity to enhance adaptation of Mediterranean Forest to Climate Change
Strategic line 6: Restore degraded Mediterranean forests landscapes
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Objective 3: Enhancing capacities and resources
Strategic axis 7: Improve knowledge, capacities and information on Mediterranean forests
Strategic axis 8: Promote international cooperation
Strategic axis 9: Develop innovative sustainable financing mechanism to support forest policies and programmes in the Mediterranean forest
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The next steps scheduled for the publication of the SoMF and the preparation of the SFMF will
Support for the development of international food standards and related texts by the Codex Alimentarius Commission, in particular recommendations relating to chemicals in food The 26th Codex Alimentarius Commission noted the recommendations made by the Codex Evaluation as to the strengthening the Codex Secretariat taking into account of increasing heavy work loads of the Secretariat.
        In order to facilitate the elaboration process of Codex standard and related texts and to assist their consideration by the Codex Alimentarius Commission, it is desirable to employ in the Codex Secretariat an additional staff member who has adequate experience in the area of food standards including those related to the areas mentioned in the sections above.
Net-Zero Adaptation Finance (NZAF) (PPG) To mainstream climate change adaptation and resilience measures in net-zero initiatives
Support to the use of Russian in FAO to implement the Russian in FAO on a wide scale - to contribute to cover the costs of incremental services and the required infrastructure to add Russian to the Organization?s multilingual capacities and provide Russian language services on a par with the other FAO languages
AVACLIM : Agro-ecology, ensuring food security and sustainable livelihoods while mitigating climate (PPG) Stakeholders enabled to develop, apply and sustain agro-ecological approaches in drylands as a means to reduce growth of GHG emissions in the atmosphere and sustain productivity of agro-ecosystems in support of food security and agricultural livelihoods
IT-PGRFA Trust Fund account for the disbursement of funds for approved projects under the Benefit Sharing Fund of the Treaty To conserve Genetic Resources for their sustainable use
Second Phase of the NBW Program-From planning to implementation for improved country preparedness at the human-animal environment interface To improve efforts to accelerate progress towards global health security systems  to strengthen capacities of selected countries at the human-animal-environment interface.
Food Market Transparency and Policy Response for Food Security - Agricultural Market Information System To establish an Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) in order to enhance the quality, timeliness and reliability of food market outlook information. AMIS will improve food market information by strengthening the collaboration and dialogue between main producing, exporting and importing countries, commercial enterprises and international organizations. In this way, AMIS helps to increase transparency and restore confidence in markets, reduce uncertainty and provide a more level playing field for poor countries by enhancing the dissemination of quality food market information.
Improve knowledge base on microplastics occurrence in fisheries and aquaculture and potential impact (i) Available knowledge on microplastics in fish and aquaculture products is compiled and made available; 
(ii) outputs and outcomes of the different activities under this consultancy contribute to the GESAMP WG 40 report on microplastics in a coherent manner; and 
(iii) resources are used efficiently by ensuring coherence between activities.
Knowledge exchange platform for the agriculture and land sector under climate change The project seeks to help mobilize ambition and actions in the agriculture and land sectors in relation to climate change; in particular as part of the implementation of the UNFCCC Paris Agreement during the critical pre-2020 period as well as the long term goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. This will be achieved by informing policy makers and practitioners on climate solutions through the creation of a knowledge exchange platform for the agriculture and land sectors under climate change (hereafter ?the Land-CC Hub?). This objective directly responds to a call by countries to inform agriculture negotiators in the context of UNFCCC with technical inputs on mitigation/adaptation options in the AFOLU sector without being prescriptive. 
The Land-CC Hub intends to respond to countries needs through innovative approaches to stakeholder engagement, peer-to-peer learning and facilitated capacity development activities while capitalizing on the information, knowledge fora, materials and discussions already available. Thereby facilitating access to effective tools and to support decision makers and implementers in their practical application.
GEF agency fees for GFF project resources To administer Agency fees matured on GFF project resources
The COVID-19 impact on child labour in agri-food systems To support countries and regions to decrease the number of child labourers in agri-food systems in the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis.
International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) - 2011-2012-2013: Funding support for the IPPC Implementation Review and Support System (IRSS) With this objective in mind: the ?IPPC Implementation Review and Support System? (IRSS) concept emanated from a IPPC Commission on Phytosanitary Measures (CPM) proposal to the Subsidiary Body on Dispute Settlement (SBDS) for the establishment of a possible IPPC Compliance Mechanism.
Scaling-up Anticipatory Action to protect agricultural livelihoods and food security II Agriculture based livelihoods and food security of the most vulnerable are safeguarded ahead of shocks and humanitarian needs are reduced by systematically linking risk analysis to anticipatory action in high-risk countries
IGAD Livestock Policy Initiative The overall objective of the IGAD Livestock Policy Initiative is to enhance the contribution of the livestock sector to sustainable food security and poverty reduction in the IGAD region.  The project purpose is to strengthen the capacity in IGAD, its member states, regional organizations, and other stakeholders to formulate and implement livestock sector and related policies that sustainably reduce food insecurity and poverty. br  br 
In order to achieve its purpose, the project will implement a set of activities that lead to the following results: ul  li Increased awareness of the potential contribution of the livestock sector to growth, food security and poverty reduction; li Identification of policy options and investment opportunities to enhance the performance of the livestock sector; li Systems in place for livestock policy information, analysis, decision-support and monitoring of policy change; and  LI Established networks of professional and grassroots  organizations for effective stakeholder representation in policy-negotiation.
Blue Cloud The overall project objective is related to SP2 - Increase and improve provision of goods and services from agriculture, forestry and fisheries in a sustainable manner. 
More specifically, FAO will contribute to 1. Improve data and Information collation and dissemination for a.o. Fisheries traceability (GRSF) 2. Develop regional capacity to collate and harmonize fisheries data in regional databases (e.g. Tuna Atlas), 3. Capacity building in the management of remote sensing data (Aquaculture Monitor)
UN-Water Work-Programme 2010-2011 Multi Donor Trust Fund To enhance coordination and coherence among UN-Water members and partners in various fields and at all levels wich focuses on a number of Thematic Priority Areas: water scarcity; sanitation access; disaster prevention, pollution; transboundary water issues; gender issues on water and sanitation;
Scaling-up Early Warning Early Action (EWEA) for agriculture and food security This project proposal aims to address critical needs to scale-up FAO?s Early Warning Early Action (EWEA) initiative in a number of select high-risk countries in Africa and Asia.
Support  to FAO`s  One Health  initiative To support activities on Sustainable Animal Health and animal-related Human Health Risks in support of the emerging One Health Agenda.
National Land Monitoring and Information System for a transparent NDC reporting To contribute to countries CPF on strengthening reporting capacity under UNFCCC; in improving knowledge on climate change mitigation; in improving information exchange and south-south cooperation.