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Scoping mission for the preparation of the full IKI project proposal "Large scale FLR" (GIZ grant) 1) to substantiate the existing project outline with regards to the technical, institutional,
societal and political situation and commitment in the four partner countries
2) to tap into and mobilize the potential of each consortium partner involved and of the
consortium as a whole
3) to assess risks against the safeguards of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) based on the current knowledge and understanding of the programme and its context.
4) to design the steering structure of the joint programme to establish the programme
proposal
Strengthening plant health emergency management capacities Phase 2 Ensuring capacity for countries requesting for better preparedness and responsiveness to any incursion of plant diseases or diseases while ensuring food security and social stability in FAO Members.
Support for the implementation of PSMA and related instruments to combat IUU fishing To improve States' capacity for the effective implementation of the Port State Measures and complementary monitoring, control and surveillance operations, measures and tools.
Knowledge generation in green and youth-focused finance for agriculture and food The proposed activities aim to develop cutting-edge knowledge and evidence-based policy and technical guidelines that constitute good practices for the financial inclusion of rural youth and sustainable agri-finance to inform the work of the community of practice and CABFIN beneficiaries. More specifically, the objective will be to develop the following expected products:

1) A collection of case studies on selected applications of green finance instruments and approaches in the agriculture and food sectors with a focus on promoting access to green finance for smallholder farmers;
2) Technical guidance material on country-level assessments of financial markets for rural green finance products and services;
3) A policy brief on creating conducive enabling conditions for youth-focused agri-finance at country level.
GEF-CBIT agency fees interest earned on Global- and Inter-Regional GEF projects in FAO to be defined
Climate Change and Mountain Forests - The Mountain Partnership and the Global Island Partnership join hands in Latin America and the Pacific To contribute to the development of mountain regions in Latin America and the Pacific, by enhancing the sustainable management of mountain ecosystems and the promotion of local economies interms of production and marketing of mountain products. (Project linked to GCP/GLO/204/MUL. Close collaboration with GCP/PNG/006/EC and UNJP/PNG/004/UNJ).
Coordination to Support Fisheries Management in the Western and Central Mediterranean - CopeMed ECY9 The overall objective of CopeMed project is to further develop the capacity of the fisheries institutions of the participating countries for fisheries management and research, thus contributing to the sustainability (ecological, social and economic) of marine fisheries in the Central and Western Mediterranean Sea.
Support for Horticulture Programme Development The objective of the project is to provide financial and personnel support to FAO in order to facilitate the process of promoting the production and consumption of safe and high quality fruit and vegetables at the national and international level.
CITES-FAO collaboration on immediate actions in support of the implementation of CITES listings of sharks and manta rays The main objective of this project is to improve the implementation of CITES, to ensure that trade in CITES-listed species is sustainable, legal and traceable, and conducted in full compliance with the provisions of the CITES Convention.
Developpement d`une banque de donnees sur les ecosyst mes marins vulnerables en haute mer L'objectif specifique du projet est de developper une base de donnes, comprenant des applications SIG, sur les ecosyst mes marins vulnerables
Support to the Quadripartite Multi-Stakeholder Partnership Platform on AMR To reduce the threat of AMR and thus contribute to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda and its SDGs.
The Global Forest Observations Initiative (GFOI) Office Through the GFOI global initiative, developing countries can produce the necessary information on forest resources, their changes and related GHG emissions and removals for transparent and evidence-based policy formulation, decision making and reporting and reduce forest based GHG emissions in accordance with their own national circumstances and goals
Mitigation potential of global actions to enhance forest carbon stocks Mitigation potential of global actions to enhance forest carbon stocks
School food nutrition guidelines for safeguarding children and adolescents`right to food 1.	Improve children's and adolescents diets, through the regular consumption of school food that is better aligned with their food and nutrition needs and situation, and through the adoption of health-promoting food practices.
2.	Enhance legal recognition and civil awareness of adequate school meals/food as legal requirements to children's right to food.
Operationalizing the concept of the Great Green Wall of Cities Initiative (GGWC) FAO will carry out a number of preparatory activities, including surveys and studies for the development, submission and implementation of specific country/region project proposals contributing to the operationalization of the Great Green Wall of Cities Initiative (GGWC). FAO will also develop an ?extended? concept note for the GGWC, will formalize and expand the original partnership created around the GGWC idea, develop communications material and identify and engage resource partners and lead/early adopter cities, towards a concrete implementation on the ground of the GGWC.
The Programme for supporting the sustainable use of fisheries resources in the twenty-first Century - Component II: Enhancing regional coordination for addressing global challenges including IUU fishing To enhance regional coordination to support the achievements of sustainable fisheries including the fight against IUU fishing
Fifth PSMA Global Capacity Development Programme Support Project Strengthen capacity for the implementation of the Agreement on Port State Measures and complementary instruments and tools
Facility for Action for Climate Empowerment to achieve Nationally Determined Contributions FACE-NDC Project will develop the global mechanisms to support the development of the formal and non formal education and capacity building mechanisms to achieve the NDCs.
Supporting analysis and responses to food crises through the Global Network Against Food Crises To improve coordination and effectiveness of response to food crises (overarching goal) through the timely production of a neutral, objective, inclusive and consensus-building information and analysis of food crises globally to be made publicly available (specific goal).
Monitoring and Analysing Food and Agricultural Policies II (MAFAP II) Objective 1: Collect, assemble and use targeted, policy-relevant data. 

Objective 2: Consolidate and strengthen national policy monitoring systems to measure policy effects and identify current policy ?problems? that affect the competitiveness of smallholders and other agricultural producers. 

Objective 3: Articulate policy options and assess their costs and benefits to support Governments? decisions about suitable reforms. 

Objective 4: Engage national stakeholders in policy dialogue and analysis translation, as part of more inclusive policy reform processes.
Piloting, enhancing,  dissemination of an Animal Health Emergency Operations Centre (AH-EOC)Phase 2 To build and strengthen national, regional and global capacities to use the EOC framework for the management of animal health, including zoonoses, emergency operations.
Support to national planning, data collection, and dissemination of results on forest ecosystem rest Support to national planning and implementation of forest ecosystem restoration, forest and landscape restoration documentation, cross-sectoral forest cooperation analyses, capacity building support and dissemination of results, data collection on costs and benefits of forest and landscape restoration as a contribution to the post-2020 global biodiversity framework (GBF) negotiated under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).
Training Programmes in Selected Areas Preparation and Organization of Workshops for Participants from the Balkan Region.
Support developing countries' participation in the decision making processes for the implementation of the PSMA Support developing countries' participation in the decision making processes for the implementation of the PSMA
Towards Sustainable Bioeconomy Guidelines (SBG) The overall impact of the SBG project is to build FAO's ability to support both its Member Countries in developing national and regional sustainable bioeconomy strategies, policies and programmes and operators in implementing bioeconomy in a sustainable way. 

The project outcome is the FAO Sustainable Bioeconomy Guidelines to support FAO Member Countries and bioeconomy operators.
The outputs of the project are: 
* Output 1: A report on lessons learned from examples of successful and problematic experiences in bioeconomy development;
* Output 2: A compilation of good bioeconomy practices concerning both the biomass production and the biomass utilization/ biomaterial production stages;
* Output 3: A report on policies to promote good bioeconomy practices; 
* Output 4: A toolbox on sustainable bioeconomy development. 
* Output 5: Agreed indicators to monitor and evaluate the performance  of bioeconomy development; 
* Output 6: Validated FAO sustainable bioeconomy guidelines through regional and specific stakeholder meetings.
Emergency Reserve for Germplasm Collections at Risk The Emergency Reserve will provide rapid, short-term urgent support to ex situ collections in the Multilateral System, where there is an imminent threat to the collection and no alternative financial support is available.
FAO EPT+ Proposal: Characterizing Influenza Viruses Posing Risks as the Next Global Pandemic To minimize the risk for the emergence and spread of new pandemic influenza disease threats by specifically identifying influenza viruses in swine and avian populations, improving knowledge on fundamental drivers, directional movements/circulation patterns and spread-related risks of influenza viruses, and their strengthening surveillance at national and regional levels. To serve as a pilot project that will improve significantly, the current knowledge base in specific countries and part of the sourth and southeast Asia region, but also as a springboard for a more thorough and complete approach that can be applied to other countries and regions.
ONE HEALTH Programme Fund: Mitigating Health Threats in the Food and Agriculture Sectors through a One Health Approach The programme is expected to contribute to ONE HEALTH: Sustainable and resilient agri?food systems built to address threats that relate to the health of humans, animals, plants and eco-systems.
The impact of this programme is to strengthen national and international One Health systems through early warning, risk reduction and the progressive management of emerging and endemic zoonoses threats, high impact animal and plant pests and diseases (APPDs) including those with epidemic and pandemic potential, and AMR.
Damage to crops and livelihoods due to the desert locust prevented by improved detection of dangerous locust populations and rapid reaction to potential swarm invasions. Expand the existing eLocust3 technology and offer a suite of options for countries to meet varying needs and situations so that the national locust control units benefit from improved means and high-end GIS equipment to enable them to record more data and be able to report in a timelier manner to DLIS at FAO HQ.
Desert locust response to mitigate impacts on food security and livelihoods Desert locust response to mitigate impacts on food security and livelihoods in Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Uganda
1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement - Part VII - Trust Fund (6% PSC) U Development Objective /U  BR  BR 
The long-term objective is ?to enhance the ability of developing States, in particular the least-developed among them and small island developing States, to conserve and manage straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks and to develop their own fisheries for such stocks; to enable their participation in high seas fisheries for such stocks, including facilitating access to such fisheries subject to articles 5 and 11 of the Agreement [1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement]; and to facilitate the participation in subregional and regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements?.
 BR  BR 
 U Immediate Objective /U 
 BR  BR 	The immediate objective of the Project is to provide neutral logistical support and technical advice to those eligible countries, in particular least developed States and small island developing States, which have applied for and been granted assistance for the implementation of their ongoing programmes concerning the 1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement. br  br 
 i  b This project has a 6% PSC.  Project MTF/GLO/127/MUL is the same project with a 0% PSC
Food and Nutrition security Impact, Resilience, Sustainability and Transformation (FIRST) TO BE PROVIDED
Implementation of a Phytosanitary Capacity Evaluation (PCE) in Nepal A Phytosanitary Capacity Evaluation (PCE) is conducted in Nepal, as part of a global initiative
The International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) is an intergovernmental treaty signed by over 180 countries, aiming to protecting the world's plant resources from the spread and introduction of pests, and promoting safe trade. The Convention introduced International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPMs) as its main tool to achieve its goals, making it the sole global standard setting organization for plant health.
Desert Locust risk reduction in the Central Region and Horn of Africa Contribute to safeguard food security and livelihoods of pastoral and rural populations by preventing and improving response to Desert Locust threat in the concerned countries.
Green Cities initiative (GCI): building back better for climate and resilient sustainable transitions The FAO Director-General has identified GCI as a priority area with a target of involving 1000 cities by 2030. In this regard, FAO has created the Green Cities Action Programme: building back better to support the realization of the target. This FMM sub-theme directly contributes to this programme developing key products and tools to allow stakeholders to develop their own GCI initiatives. The sub-programme follows the approach of green recovery, building back better and ensuring a long-term sustainable transition under climate change in relation to food, energy, green jobs, living and wellbeing. The sub-programme will improve the livelihoods and well-being of urban and peri-urban populations in at least 100 cities and around the world over the next three years, this will contribute to the overall aim of reaching 1000 cities by 2030. This will be achieved by generating new data and establishing systems and partnerships for knowledge sharing and dissemination; and by raising awareness among decision-makers and the general public in target cities on the substantive contribution that greener cities and stronger urban and peri-urban agri-food systems can make in terms of inclusive economic growth, food and nutrition security. The ultimate impact of the project will be improving the health, diets and well-being of urban and peri-urban populations are increased through improved acces
Support to the functioning of G77  China: Rome Chapter Permanent Secretariat towards achieving SDGs To be provided
Assessment and Monitoring of the Fishery Resources and the Ecosystems in the Straits of Sicily MSMY7 Objective 1
Strengthen national sub-regional and regional capacity (administration, stakeholders, research institutions) for a proper implementation of the ecosystem approach to fisheries (EAF) including the identification of fisheries management strategies at national level. 

Objective 2
Improve capacity for fisheries monitoring, research and the preparation of scientific advice for fisheries management.

Objective 3
Enhance regional cooperation and coordination in support of fisheries management, research, and capacity development.
Ecosystem Approach to making Space for Aquaculture - Aquaspace The central goal of our AquaSpace is to provide increased space for aquaculture by adopting the Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture and Marine Spatial Planning (EAA and MSP) and so to deliver food security and increased employment opportunities through economic growth. We will work in collaboration with the aquaculture industry, coastal managers and planners in Member States and beyond to produce a range of tools that will enable effective implementation of EAA and MSP to support the aquaculture sector
Improving the Operationalization of the Minimum Dietary Diversity Women Indicator (MS MDDW) The present project has a crucial goal to improve the data collection and accuracy of the MDD-W indicator, as it will facilitate the generation of comparable and valid information on the nutritional adequacy of diets of women of reproductive age, useful for global monitoring in relation to the SDG Target 2 and ICN2 follow-up activities.
Support to the Technical Consultation on the Marking of Fishing Gear Support to the Technical Consultation on the Marking of Fishing Gear
Support to FAO for Developing a national strategy te reduce the threat of AMR The main objective of the proposed action is to contribute to reducing the development and spread of AMR through food and agriculture.
Climate-Smart Crop and Mechanization Systems Scaling-up (CSCS) The project establishes rural centres to enable smallholder producers accessing climate-smart crop production technologies and mechanisation services as well as connecting them to markets. These centres are called Save and Grow hubs after the FAO Save and Grow approach for sustainable and climate-smart crop systems intensification. Through these hubs the project aims at overcoming the following prevailing constraints that prevent smallholder farmers from adopting sustainable and climate-smart crop systems: (1) inadequate knowledge of sustainable farming practices through novel extension and information sharing approaches; (2) inadequate access to sustainable inputs through the provision of agronomic inputs; (3) inadequate availability of sustainable mechanisation services through provision of mechanisation services that avoid delays in crop establishment and yield penalties. Moreover, the project emphasises on the use of ripping / reduced tillage services during the off-season, before the peak rainy season to have a more equally distributed farm power demand in both dry and rainy season. Strengthened links to markets ensure profitability and provide off farm business opportunities for youth and reduce drudgery for women farmers.
Pastoralists driven data management system (P4D) Increase knowledge, awareness and recognition of pastoral production for ecosystem maintenance, poverty alleviation and food security.
Support the Management Unit of FAO-China South-South Cooperation (SSC) Programme Support the Management Unit of FAO-China South-South Cooperation (SSC) Programme
The Coastal Fisheries Initiatives Global Partnership Enhance multi-state cooperation and catalyse investments to foster sustainable fisheries, restore and protect coastal habitats, and reduce pollution of coasts and large marine ecosystems (GEF Focal Area IW3)
Phase 1: Livelihood response to mitigate impacts of desert locust invasion on food security and livelihoods To mitigate the Impact of desert locusts Food Security and livelihoods of affected communities.
Improving the articulation between social protection and rural development interventions Develop governments capacities to strengthen coherence between agricultural and social protection interventions with the aim of promoting productive inclusion of rural households and individuals
Programme of Global Partnerships for Responsible Fisheries: FishCode and the FishCode Trust The overall objective of the  b  i FishCode Programme /b  /i  is to raise the economic, social and nutritional benefits obtained from fisheries and aquaculture, especially in developing countries, through the adoption of responsible fisheries management and resource conservation practices, including improved institutional and legal arrangements.  br  br  The  b  i FishCode Trust  /b  /i  finances activities to promote improved understanding and application of any and all aspects of the CCRF, under the framework of the FishCode Programme.
Formulation of an Integrated Programme for Fisheries and Aquaculture in Africa Sustainable Development of African Fisheries and Aquaculture with emphasis on responsible fisheries /aquaculture management
Strengthening governance of food security and nutrition trough the Committee on World Food Security This project is intended to complement resources and voluntary contributions for the implementation of CFS thematic workstreams.
Sida secondment: Senior officer - sustainable food and agriculture SP2 work is based on the principles of sustainable food and agriculture (SFA), to meet the needs of the present and future population through agriculture sectors that are productive; conserve and enhance natural resources; contribute to enhancing the livelihoods of agricultural and rural populations; enhance the resilience of communities and ecosystems; and which are supported by responsive and effective governance mechanisms. the main objective of this secondment is to support the mainstreaming and implementation of the SFA at country, regional and international levels, with specific attention to the environmental dimension of sustainability.
Global coordination project for the SFM Drylands Impact Program (PPG) Formulation of the Program Development Framework of the SFM DSL GEF IP
Technical assistance to World Bank for low carbon and resilient livestock development National capacities to address climate change mitigation and adaptation in the livestock sector are improved through tools, data and evidence-based decision-making
Supporting Implementation of the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests Improved governance of tenure of land, fisheries and forests contributing to improved national food security, poverty alleviation, sustainable livelihoods, social stability, housing security, rural development, environmental protection and economic growth.
Support to the CSM and CSOs participation in the CFS45 and it intersessional activities xxx
Resumed Session of the International Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries Support completion of SSF guidelines
BUILDING RESPONSIBLE GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS FOR THE SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION AND TRADE OF TROPICAL FRUITS The project will help companies operating in the tropical fruit sector develop responsible supply chains, which in turn will contribute to sustainable economic development and a number of SDGs.
FMM support to SO 3 - OO 303 (MTP 2014-2017) - Expansion of social protection coverage to the rural poor Expansion of social protection coverage to the rural poor in Lebanon, Mali, Lesotho and Zambia
Symposium on the Role of Agricultural Biotechnologies in Sustainable Food Systems and Nutrition Building on the outcome of the ABDC Conference of 2010, the Symposium on the Role of Agricultural Biotechnologies in Sustainable Food Systems and Nutrition will provide a neutral forum for a review of the benefits, risks, challenges and opportunities of agricultural biotechnologies and their contribution to more sustainable food systems and improved nutrition in the face of an increasing human population and climate change. 

The Symposium's proceedings, including a compilation of key presentations and other information materials will be prepared and will contribute to the increased recognition and visibility of FAO as a trusted convener of evidence-based discourse on agricultural biotechnologies.