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REDD+ Partnership Secretariat Services Joint Programme The outcomes of the programme are related to:  br  1) a voluntary REDD+ database,   br  2) lessons learned on REDD+ initiatives,  br  3) website to exchange views and share information,  br  4) support to partnership meetings, and  br  5) coordination of the secretariat services.
Sustainable pastoral systems and their Youth, Burkina Faso and Mauritania: Updates and actions for a social contract Updated understanding and data: The conditions of sustainable pastoral household economy are analysed in relation to the migration of young people and their trajectories of emancipation. Endogenous protection mechanisms, access to external services of social protection, the use of public services, and the avenues for the extension of a social policy adapted to pastoralist populations are characterized. The situations of displaced young people are analysed in relation to structural social changes in the pastoral household economy, allowing to identify avenues for public action with a view on long-term change. 
Capacity building through collaborative survey: The involvement of POs/CSOs in this research action facilitates their collective and cross-reflection on the status of youth and pastoral dynamics, hence the empowerment of their reflection and its anchoring in the social changes
Formulation of a project document tentatively titled ?Pastoralism and its youth in the Sahel in 2020: which social contract for which future??
Accelerating innovation through the Hand-in-Hand Initiative Agricultural transformation and sustainable rural development accelerated through targeting the poorest and the hungry, differentiating territories and strategies, and bringing together all relevant dimensions of agri-food systems by way of analysis, capacity development and innovation
Global initiative on food loss and waste reduction Globally improved food and nutrition security
Training of Phytosanitary Capacity Evaluation (PCE) Facilitators - (directly linked to PGM/MUL/2012-2017) - STDF/PG/401 This project seeks to improve national-level coordination and coherence of plant protection programmes through improved needs assessment and action planning.
Mitigating Agriculture GHG Towards Wider Opportunities (MAGHG-2) The project objective and impact is to support climate change mitigation policies in member countries under new climate agreements and financing mechanisms that are explicitly linked to adaptation and sustainable rural development, reducing hunger and extreme poverty. The project outcome is to enable developing countries to identify, assess and report GHG emissions and mitigation strategies, allowing them to successfully access new climate finance for agriculture. 
In collaboration with member states and other national and international entities the project outcome will be achieved through the following outputs:
1.  Expanded GHG mitigation database established and running
The project will develop and systematize new GHG mitigation data on management practices and costs for crops and livestock production systems, including tillage, conservation, forest management, fisheries and aquaculture. The activity will generate, for the first time, an assessment of mitigation actions, at global level and with country detail, based on FAOSTAT input data from member countries, within a transparent and coherent platform based on agricultural statistics. The new data will become integral part of FAO corporate products.
2.  Decision Support Tools for Mitigation Analysis developed and made available to member countries and international partners
The project will develop a set of  tools acce
FMM support to SO 1 - OO3 (MTP 2014-2017) Voices of the Hungry Testing, validating and applying the FAO FIES in several countries in Sub Saharan Africa, starting with the four focus countries of the Renewed Partnership for Ending Hunger in Africa by 2015
Tracking progress and Official Development Assistance needs towards Achieving SDG2 To provide a robust, up-to-date, quantitative framework to monitor existing, and future efforts by donors to finance the investments and policies needed to achieve SDG2, but also to update the assessment of needs in an ever-changing world.
Strengthening governance of food security and nutrition through the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) to foster participatory policy dialogue processes at the national and regional level to ensure that the work of the CFS at the global level is based on the reality on the ground
Stepping up the engagement of the Global Network Against Food Crises The overall impact of the programme will be "to enhance resilience to food crises".
Promoting GIAHS Programme in Developing Countries To promote Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) in the world by facilitating the increased number of GIAHS applications from various countries that participate in this project.
P4 Secondment from the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, ROK P4 Secondment from the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, ROK
Strengthening global governance of food security and nutrition through the CFS CFS policy work is technically supported by a multi-agency Secretariat (FAO, IFAD, WFP), and by the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE). This evidence-based approach to policy making contributes to facilitating CFS policy convergence work by separating the political objectives from the technical issues and by building a common understanding of the different causes of food insecurity among the different stakeholders. The ability of the CFS Secretariat to capitalize on the three agencies? expertise and comparative advantages, complemented with the science and knowledge-base provided by the HLPE, allow CFS to conduct its consultation and negotiation processes with a solid science and knowledge base.
Emergency Response ? FAO ? 2020 ? Desert Locust Crisis (Uganda, Kenya, Yemen) To protect livestock assets of pastoral communities and support the control operations to mitigate the impact of the desert locust
infestation on food security and livelihoods.
Support to the International Year of Pulses 2016 The main objective of the International Year of Pulses 2016 (IYP-2016) is to raise awareness of the contribution of pulses to food security and nutrition. The IYP celebrations will encourage connections throughout the food chain in order to better utilize pulse based proteins, further global production of pulses, crop rotations and address the challenges in the trade of pulses. The objective of the project is to offer an umbrella mechanism that will provide the financial means for the implementation of the activities of the Year which will be funded through voluntary contributions from donors, the private sector and other stakeholders. 
It is expected that the IYP shall strengthen the participation of the different stakeholders, by increasing knowledge, communication and public awareness of the contribution of pulses to food security and nutrition; by attaining better understanding of the role that pulses play as part of sustainable food production.
IOMC Toolbox for decision making in chemicals management - Phase IV To improve the sound management of chemicals and hazardous (chemical) waste in countries worldwide
CIS Regional Component- Global Strategy to Improve Agricultural and Rural Statistics The CIS  Regional Componente directly addresses the three pillars forming the foundation of the Global Strategy: 
1. Establishing a minimum set of core data that countries will disseminate on a regular basis to meet current and emerging demands;
2. Integrating agriculture into national statistical systems in order to meet the requirements of policy makers and other data users that statistical information be linked across the economic, social, and environmental domains ;
3. Fostering the sustainability of the agricultural statistical systems through governance and statistical capacity building.
Building Back Better and Greener: Integrated approaches for an inclusive and green COVID-19 recovery in rural spaces Contribute to reducing rural poverty and hunger and improving climate resilience and environmental suitability in the context of COVID 19 recovery.
Forests for a sustainable future, educating children Increase forest literacy, or awareness of forests and the need to manage them sustainably, among children aged 9?12. Students will have improved knowledge on forests and will develop adequate skills and capacities to make decisions in favour of their sustainable use. This will be achieved by the development of educational materials based on an interactive, experiential, forest-based learning approach that are developed and piloted in two target countries, Tanzania and the Philippines, and by disseminating the materials and lessons learned in other countries in the region and globally.
Building Resilience against Agro-terrorism and Agro-crime Build Global Resilience against agro-terrorism and agro-crime and strengthen global capacity to respond to animal health emergencies that result from the intentional release of animal pathogenic biological agents.
Forest and Farm Facility Phase II: Climate resilient landscapes and improved livelihoods Forest and Farm Facility Phase II. Climate resilient landscapes and improved livelihoods: Expanding the work in Africa
Enhancing the contribution of small-scale fisheries to food security and sustainable livelihoods: FAO SSF Guidelines Implementation Support Project Support the social, economic and environmental transformation of the small-scale fisheries sector towards its better contribution to food security and poverty eradication in selected countries as a result of improved policies, strategies and initiatives.
Support to the FAO work of the Joint Meeting on Pesticide Residues (JMPR) The main objective of the project is to assist in participation of the FAO and WHO JMPR Panel Members for their participation in the JMPR meetings in 2017-2018, and hence contribute to the JMPR assessment and the estimation of international MRLs for pesticides.
Support to Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples? Mechanism (CSM) for relations with the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) To facilitate the participation of the Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples Mechanism (CSM) members in CFS meetings and processes, which will take place between May 2019 and May 202.
Building capacity for the preparation of The State of the World`s Forest Genetic Resources To increase the technical capacity of National Focal Points on forest genetic resources (FGR), and to increase the availability of information on FGR for policy-making and action at national, regional and global levels.
Scaling up capacities for responsible governance of water tenure in support of food security, climate resilience and social inclusion (ScaleWat) Member states and non-state actors, and UN organizations in two regions and two pilot countries arrive at a consistent framework on water tenure, including the administration of water rights through improved water data and accounting, based on strengthened capacities in water tenure governance and in line with the COAG recommendations on water tenure and CFS recommendations on Water for Food Security and Nutrition.
Strengthening global coordination of animal health emergencies of international concern (AHEIC) - PHASE 5 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.
Scientific Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheriesin the Adriatic Sea - AdriaMed Phase II (AdriaMed Year 6) Objective N. 1 Fisheries management strategies and related technical measures prepared and implemented in selected areas of the Adriatic;
Objective N2 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 N3 Support to shared resource management decisions, including promotion of fisheries legislation harmonization;
Objective N4 Computerized communication networks and fisheries information systems operated by national administrations and research institutions and used by policy-makers for national and subregional fisheries management purposes;
Objective N5 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.
Up-scaling the FAO-China South-South Cooperation Programme through triangular cooperation with the Government of the Netherlands (part 1)" i) support the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, most importantly SDG 1 and SDG 2; ii) strengthen research and training capacities of FAO Reference Centres (i.e. FECC and FFRC) in China and building up competencies in promoting Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) at various levels; iii) promote the establishment of a triangular cooperation partnership, notably through planning, formulating and implementing a pilot project on aquaculture value chain development in selected regions of the host country Ethiopia.
Ensure the sustainability, legality and traceability of international trade in CITES-listed species xxx
Strengthening capacities for nutrition - sensitive food systems through a multi-stakeholder approach (involving private sector, civil society organizations and academia) The project objective is to build the capacities of local universities and local small and medium enterprises to promote nutrition sensitive agriculture, through public-private partnerships.
BEFS RA Dissemination in Africa and pool of trainers 1) To disseminate and train African stakeholders on the BEFS RA; and 2) To set-up a pool of trainers for the BEFS RA
Scaling-up the sustainable management of the Fall Armyworm in Africa, the Near East and Asia Global, regional, national coordination on FAW sustainable management enhanced.
Crop yield losses caused by FAW are reduced. 
Risk of further introduction and spread of FAW to new areas reduced
Strengthening Capabilities for Epidemiology and Biosurveillance The primary goals for this project are to improve veterinary epidemiological core competencies, inform and influence the SLG, and enhance biosurveillance reporting within and among countries
Support to the organisation of the seventh session of the scientific sub-committee of the Fishery Committee for the Eastern Central Atlantic (CECAF) Strengthen the scientific advice process of CECAF
"Food for the Cities" multi-disciplinary initiative - Strengthening urban-rural linkages for a more vibrant local and small scale agriculture Improved capacity at city-region level in three city-regions in Africa and Asia to build a more resilient city-region food system for their population. The experience will be shared through the global network .
Emergency assistance for prevention and control of H5N1 HPAI in West and Central Africa The project will contribute to safeguard the livelihoods and the food and nutrition security of the populations of West Africa and to preserve human lives.

The specific objectives of the project are:
?	Strengthening the preparedness and response capacities of local Governments to prepare and respond to H5N1 HPAI and other AI virus subtypes;
?	Enhancing cross-sectoral and regional coordination for immediate and effective prevention and control of HPAI in West and Central Africa  
?	Identifying and mapping out risk factors for virus introduction and spread in the region;
?	Improving risk-based surveillance in zones most at risk;
?	Supporting surge teams for rapid response activities.
Scientific and Institutional Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheries in the Eastern Mediterranean - EastMed Year 5 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
Data collection activities fill up gaps which are necessary for the countries to manage fisheries. Research activities are also conducted in respect to help the countries in the development of its 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.
Engaging the food and agriculture sectors in Sub-Saharan Africa, and South and South-East Asia to generate data-for-action to combat antimicrobial resistance using a One Health approach The main outcome from this project is Data generation (AMR specific and sensitive), their analysis, sharing, and utilization for evidence-based decision making within the food and agriculture sector, is increased and improved, and will be achieved through the following outputs: 1)Strengthen laboratory and surveillance capacities and related data management infrastructures of the food and agriculture sector to generate, collect, and share data on AMR, AMC, and antimicrobial residues, and actively contribute to integrated AMR surveillance; 2)Antimicrobial use practices and good practices that reduce AMR transmission along the food chain promoted in food and agriculture; 3) Evidence based AMR economic argument in the food and agriculture sectors developed and documented to support decision making; 4) Antimicrobial policies and governance enhanced to minimize the role of sub-standard and falsified (SF) antimicrobials in food and agriculture and 5)	Country owned processes and collaborative initiatives for implementation of multi-sectoral One Health AMR National Action Plans (NAPs) supported
Supporting critical agricultural value chains in food crisis countries in the context of COVID-19 The objective of the food security data and analysis facility is to improve decision making in support of the food security and livelihoods of all actors in key agricultural, livestock and fisheries value chains in high priority food crisis countries, with a focus on producers.
Operational Global Carbon Observing System (GEOcarbon) Provide global carbon data information (integrating the land, ocean, atmosphere and human dimension); develop improved Carbon Cycle Data Assimilation Systems (CCDAS); define an operational Global Carbon Observing System; provide regional carbon budgets of Amazon and Central Africa; provide information on sources and sinks of CO2 for the globe and for large ocean and land regions.
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT Enabled and empowered young agricultural leaders shaping sustainable food systems. In order to achieve this mission, YPARD has identified four main aims which are divided into strategic and supporting ones. The two strategic aims are to be a key influencer in the strategic direction of youth engagement in sustainable food systems; and enable young people in agriculture shape sustainable food systems. The support aims are to ensure long term sustainability of YPARD; and be an innovative and supportive global team.
Strengthening the effectiveness, efficiency and accountability of FAO`s emergency and resilience programme The Overall Objective of the project is to contribute to strengthening the effectiveness, efficiency and accountability of FAO's emergency and resilience programme
Glolitter Partnerships: FAO component of phase I project To enable developing countries to effectively implement and enforce international regulatory frameworks as well as best practices for reduction and control of marine plastic litter
Operationalization of Centrality of Protection: country level capacity support FAO's country level capacity in protection and AAP is increased
Ensure one UN voice for nutrition and support governments in addressing malnutrition The activities performed will be in line with the UN-Nutrition Strategy 2022-2030 and will contribute to the achievement of the two UN-Nutrition interconnected goals of 1) consistent joint action and implementation 2) coherent policies, approaches and positions on evolving nutrition challenges across the UN system.
Cooperation for Phytosanitary Capacity Development of Developing Countries (directly linked to the Umbrella Project: PGM/MUL/2012-2017 IPPC ) to improve the phytosanitary capacity in developing countries, especially for countries in Asia. It is expected as the result of the project that developing countries will be able to engage with the ISPMs setting process and to ensure observance of the standards by their own capacities.
Promoting Sustainable Banana Production and Trade through the development of the World Banana Forum To make banana production and trade sustainable from the economic, environmental and social viewpoints br  safer working conditions and improved access to basic assets for banana workers; br  a better understanding and control of the environmental impact, mitigation of climate change and adaptation to it as well as to the protection of biodiversity.  br  The multiple stakeholders of the banana sector worldwide have a permanent space where they can jointly find solutions to their common challenges.  br  Consumers are in a better position to understand the importance of purchasing sustainable bananas.
Coping with Water Scarcity (The Role of Agriculture): Phase III - Strengthening national capacities to strengthen, together with national and regional counterparts, national capacities to cope with water scarcity in Jordan, Lebanon and Syria
SFS-MED: a multi-stakeholder initiative for Sustainable Food Systems in the Mediterranean Contribute to accelerating progress on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in the Mediterranean region
Capacity development and experience sharing for rice value chains through south-south and triangular cooperation (SSTC) To improve capacity of the participating countries to develop competitive and inclusive rice value chains. Through the project, host countries will receive assistance to strengthen the capacities to develop national research/training institutes and experts in order to disseminate knowledge and experience to local stakeholders, also have a chance to exchange technology and experience in terms of rice cultivation, good seed, mechanization, post-harvest, and policy among Africa and Asia.
Building global capacity on halting deforestation and conversions from agricultural commodities This project aims to contribute to address the critical global challenge of halting deforestation, reducing the negative consequences of forest conversion to agriculture and enhance win-win opportunities among these sectors, in order to meet climate, biodiversity, and sustainable development targets.
MAFF Secondment: Support to Climate Change, Biodiversity and Environment Office (OCB) for the Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture To support the Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture with the main outcome of enhancing capacities and knowledge sharing opportunities for countries and other relevant stakeholders related to climate action in the agricultural sectors.
Support to promotion of sustainable soil management in framework of Global Soil Partners: Phase II The outcome of this Second Phase project will be the further strengthening of national, regional and global capacities on sustainable soil management. This will contribute to the overarching outcomes of the umbrella programme, the Healthy Soils Facility (HSF)