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Kaiima Project Kaiima Bio Agritech Ltd. (Kaiima or the Company) is an Israel-based company that has developed an innovative non-GMO technology platform to breed crops with dramatically improved productivity and resource use efficiencies.  Kaiimas enhanced breeding technologies allow for rapidly breeding plants that have high yield potential and are adapted to specific climate conditions.  Kaiima is currently engaged in projects to commercialize key high-impact food and industrial crops.   Kaiima has three business lines  (i) high impact food crops, such as wheat, corn, and rice; (ii) industrial crops; and (iii) vegetable seeds including tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers.    The Companys proposed investment plan will be used to support the scale-up of its R&D and commercial activities globally, including developing countries such as China, Kazakhstan and Mexico. The Project is expected to have significant development impact by (i) increasing agricultural yields which will result in increased land use efficiency; (ii) developing seed alternatives that are adapted to climate extremes in emerging markets; (iii) creating a non-GMO product that requires fewer regulatory hurdles and thus can benefit smaller markets, including smallholder farmers in IDA countries; (iv) promoting the development of sustainable industrial oils and thereby reduce GHG emissions.
SeeTree Project SeeTree Systems Limited (SeeTree, or Company) is an Israel based high-tech company that provides analytics services to growers of permanent crops. The Company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel with customers currently across California (USA), Brazil and South Africa, and pilots in Argentina and Indonesia. The proposed investment will support the Companys expansion plans. The most significant expected Project-level Outcomes are derived from improved productivity of permanent crops in SeeTree's markets of operations such as Brazil, USA, Argentina, Indonesia etc achieved by deploying at scale AI technologies that measure the health of individual trees, thereby significantly increasing the percentage of healthy trees. Maintaining healthy trees is critical for productivity growth in the permanent crop sector. New technologies like AI can help improve productivity through automated analysis of large-scale permanent crop farms to measure the health of each tree individually, allow growers to understand the productivity of their trees and other parameters like expected fruit size and correlated these factors to farming practice. Potential productivity improvement can result in higher income as the outcomes of the data analytics allows growers to prepare the right marketing strategy based on size and volume of products.

From this investment, the main sources of expected Market Creation outcomes are derived from the potential to maintain the competitiveness of the permanent crop sector, which is generally developed, by stimulating further adoption of precision agriculture technologies via demonstration and replication channels.

The Company's technology also has the potential to trigger market changes such as the development of the spoke-and-hub farming model if implemented in lower-middle or low-income countries. It may also increase the traceability of fruits, particularly to deal with issues of rejections when crossing borders.
Royal Academy of Engineering  - Higher Education Partnerships in Sub-Saharan Africa -International Science Partnerships Fund The Higher Education Partnerships in Sub-Saharan Africa (HEP SSA) addresses the urgent engineering skills gap in sub-Saharan Africa by aligning higher education with industry requirements. Through grants to universities for projects spanning six months to two years, the program enhances academia-industry relationships, producing engineers with the skills and knowledge to meet local challenges and industry demands. Utilizing a hub and spoke model, HEP SSA maximizes impact through bilateral secondments with local industry partners and spreads knowledge to regional universities via workshops, reports, and other collaborative activities.
Partnering with UK universities, HEP SSA not only strengthens engineering education but also highlights engineering's role in economic development. This initiative supports the International Science Partnerships Fund's (ISPF) mission to empower institutions in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs) to address global challenges with a well-trained workforce focused on locally relevant research and innovation. By building the capacity of universities in ODA-eligible countries to produce employable engineering graduates, the program ensures these graduates contribute to sustainable community and national development. This positions the UK as a preferred partner in achieving the primary goal of Official Development Assistance (ODA) purposes: fostering sustainable development and improving the quality of life in developing countries. The Higher Education Partnerships in Sub-Saharan Africa (HEP SSA) programme has several key objectives designed to enhance engineering education and professional standards in the region. Firstly, it aims to work in partnership with professional engineering and engineering training institutions to support the development of strong, effective, and self-sustaining professional engineering bodies in Africa. These bodies will be characterized by good governance, leadership, financial management, and the ability to provide valuable services to their members while positively influencing public discourse on engineering. Secondly, the programme seeks to identify how these professional bodies and training institutions can best promote the engineering profession and gain a deeper understanding of the current engineering landscape in the beneficiary countries. By focusing on these objectives, HEP SSA aligns with the primary objective of Official Development Assistance (ODA), which is to promote the economic development and welfare of developing countries. The programme's emphasis on building local capacity, fostering sustainable professional bodies, and ensuring the production of employable graduates directly contributes to the socio-economic growth of ODA-eligible countries in sub-Saharan Africa, thereby addressing the region's developmental needs in a targeted and impactful manner.
Royal Academy of Engineering  - Africa Catalyst -International Science Partnerships Fund Africa Catalyst aims to strengthen professional engineering bodies in sub-Saharan Africa, ensuring these institutions can effectively promote the engineering profession, share best practices, and enhance local engineering capacity to drive development. This initiative awards grants to professional engineering bodies in ODA eligible sub-Saharan African countries for projects lasting between six months and three years. The primary objective of this ODA-eligible program is to catalyze and bolster these professional bodies, ensuring they become robust institutions capable of leading the profession locally, with strong Continuing Professional Development (CPD), accreditation systems, and governmental linkages. By partnering with UK counterparts who have advanced further in institutional development, African bodies can learn and share best practices tailored to their local contexts. This program is designed to support sustainable development by enhancing the professional capabilities of engineers who, in turn, contribute to the development of their communities and countries. The focus on building capacity in ODA eligible countries aligns with the overarching goals of ODA to promote economic development and welfare, ensuring the program's alignment with international aid objectives. The primary aim of Africa Catalyst is to fortify professional engineering bodies in sub-Saharan Africa, enabling them to effectively promote the engineering profession, disseminate best practices, and augment local engineering capacity to foster development. The grant program concentrates on building the capacity of professional engineering bodies in ODA eligible countries, leveraging connections with UK counterparts to enhance their ability to lead the profession locally. This includes initiatives in Continuing Professional Development (CPD), accreditation, and supporting Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) efforts. By strengthening these professional bodies, the program ensures that engineers are better equipped to support the sustainable development of their communities and countries. The focus on capacity building in ODA eligible countries directly addresses the primary objective of ODA, which is to promote the economic development and welfare of developing countries, ensuring the program's compliance with ODA guidelines and its contribution to sustainable global development.
Royal Academy of Engineering  - ODA Delivery Costs -International Science Partnerships Fund Royal Academy of Engineering International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF)  ODA Delivery costs to support the delivery of International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) ODA allocation activities. To support the Royal Academy of Engineering delivery of International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) ODA activities. 

The International Science Partnership Fund (ISPF) aims to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges by working closely with international partners to:
	support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
	strengthen ties with international partners that share our values
	enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet
ISPF ODA funded activity must meet the “Primary Purpose” test of ODA funding, which is the requirement that a given ODA-funded activity be designed explicitly for the socioeconomic benefit of an ODA-eligible country.
Royal Academy of Engineering  - Leaders in Innovation Fellowships -International Science Partnerships Fund The Leaders in Innovation Fellowships (LIF) programme is a comprehensive initiative designed to support talented entrepreneurs from around the globe in transforming their engineering innovations into impactful, sustainable businesses. The programme nurtures bold, scalable innovations across various engineering and technology domains, addressing complex environmental, economic, and societal challenges. Through LIF Global, engineering and technology innovators gain access to experienced mentors, an international network of peers, and high-quality skills training focused on commercialization and maximizing their technology's societal impact. The flagship and introductory programme recruits up to 100 engineers, researchers, and early-stage tech entrepreneurs from supported countries, who aim to commercialize their research through a 7-month programme of specialized training, mentoring, and networking events in both their home country and the UK, ultimately developing a market strategy and growth plan. Participants work towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in areas such as cleantech, healthtech, agtech, and edtech, utilizing novel technologies like AI, Blockchain, sustainable materials, novel chemical processes, and new hardware to address socio-economic problems with global potential. Additionally, the LIF Community supports programme graduates through bimonthly newsletters and the LIF Advance initiative, which offers deep dives into scaling later-stage businesses.
This ODA-eligible programme primarily aims to promote the economic development and welfare of developing countries, aligning with the core objectives of Official Development Assistance (ODA) by empowering local innovators to create sustainable, market-ready solutions to pressing global challenges. The primary objective of the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Leaders in Innovation Fellowships (LIF) Global programme is to build the capacity of engineers and researchers for entrepreneurship and commercialization of innovations that support the social welfare and economic development of emerging and developing countries. By addressing global challenges such as Climate Change and achieving Net Zero, the programme supports researchers and innovators in using technology and engineering research to create sustainable businesses aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This involves deconstructing the problems being addressed and ensuring sustainable solutions are implemented. The fund strengthens research capacity in Low and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) by demonstrating the commercial potential of research, promoting increased technology entrepreneurship, and fostering good practices in product development among university educators and students. In-country partners also benefit from training and networking opportunities that bolster their entrepreneurial support ecosystems.
Royal Academy of Engineering  - Transforming Systems Through Partnership -International Science Partnerships Fund The Transforming Systems through Partnership (TSP) programme is designed to foster partnerships between universities in emerging countries and local industries, aiming to amplify the impact of research on economic growth and social development. This initiative is closely aligned with the primary objective of Official Development Assistance (ODA), which is to promote the economic development and welfare of developing countries. By facilitating collaboration between academic institutions and local industries, the programme seeks to stimulate additional research impact and strengthen research capacity in these regions, directly contributing to economic advancement and social progress. The thematic focus on the International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) challenges of Net Zero and Healthy Populations ensures that the research addresses pressing global issues, enhancing the sustainability and resilience of partner countries. The objectives of the Transforming Systems through Partnership (TSP) programme are deeply rooted in the principles of Official Development Assistance (ODA), emphasizing the promotion of challenge-led research and innovation to address sustainable challenges globally. By focusing on engineering solutions to sustainable development issues, the programme not only supports the economic and social development of partner countries but also equips the next generation with the necessary skills to tackle these challenges. This objective aligns perfectly with ODA’s primary goal of promoting development and welfare in emerging countries. Additionally, the programme aims to establish partnerships in course design and delivery, thereby enhancing educational capacity and fostering long-term growth. The facilitation of collaboration and knowledge exchange further creates a robust evidence base for developing better systems, which is crucial for sustainable development. The alignment with ISPF challenges like Net Zero and Healthy Populations ensures that the projects address critical global issues while supporting local priorities, thereby tackling global challenges as stipulated by ODA.
Appui à l"édition scientifique Acquisition de 7à à 8à ouvrages " Lalibela, Site rupestre chrétien d'Ethiopie"  en appui à l"édition scientifique
Festival du film européen Prise en charge des frais de logistique pour l'organisation du Festival du Film Européen
Débat d'idées Appui à l'organisation d'un cycle de débats d'idées sur les enjeux contemporains de l'Ethiopie
Soutien à l'apprentissage de la langue française Mise en place d’activités autour de la langue français en faveur des apprenants de français du réseau d'établissements partenaires de l'Ambassade de France et des Alliances Ethio-française d'Addis Abeba et de Dire Daoua.
Campus France : Coopération universitaire et attractivité Promotion de l'enseignement supérieur français, mise en place de partenariats universitaires et augmentation de la mobilité. Animation du réseau Alumni.
Chirurgie Solidaire Appui au partenariat entre l'association Chirurgie Solidaire et le service hospitalier de l'université de Jimma
AEF - Appui aux Alliances éthio-françaises d'Addis Abeba et de Dire Dawa Les Alliances éthio-françaises d'Addis Abeba et de Dire Dawa contribuent à la diffusion du français et la promotion de la francophonie et de la diversité culturelle dans la capitale de l'Ethiopîe et la 2ème ville du pays.
Complément du PISCCA - Mise en place d’une guest-house au sein du centre culturel Arthur Rimbaud Ce projet a plusieurs objectifs : 
- Proposer un hébergement alternatif combinant luxe et valorisation du patrimoine, une boutique-hôtel ; 
- Piloter un partenariat public/privé dans le secteur du tourisme et des industries culturelles pour gérer la boutique-hôtel ; 
- Développer un forfait tourisme incluant le transfert aéroport, le transport dans et à proximité d’Harar, un hébergement et restauration ; traditionnels, entrée dans les musées et attractions touristiques, démonstration d’ateliers traditionnels, magasin souvenirs ; 
- Créer des opportunités d‘emplois pour les femmes et les jeunes ; 
- Développer un nouveau curricula au sein du collège artisanal (design, marketing, packaging, modèle économique ).
FSPI Poursuite du renforcement du français au sein de l’Union Africaine Ce projet s’articule selon deux grands axes :
-	la formation linguistique au français des personnels non-francophones ;
-	la formation professionnelle en français des personnels francophones ;
CFEE - Appui au Centre français des études éthiopiennes Le Centre français des études éthiopiennes (CFEE) est un Institut français de recherche à l’étranger (IFRE) sous tutelle du ministère français des Affaires étrangères et du Développement international et du CNRS (INSHS).  
Les activités du CFEE concernent les sciences de la terre, la paléontologie, l’archéologie, les sciences humaines et sociales et les sciences de l’environnement. Le CFEE publie la revue "Annales d’Éthiopie" et des ouvrages scientifiques sur l’Éthiopie et les autres pays de la Corne de l’Afrique. Il a trois axes de recherche : 1) environnement, techniques, échanges. etudes géologiques, paléontologiques et archéologiques dans la Corne de l’Afrique ; 2) étude, conservation et valorisation des patrimoines matériels, textuels et immatériels ; 3) études contemporaines : construction de l’État et transformations sociales dans une perspective régionale.
Appui au cinéma éthiopien -Appui à la participation au Festival des 3 continents de Nantes des cinéastes Tamar Dawit et Beza Lemma (nov 2019)
-Appui à la promotion de la cinéaste Hiwot Getaneh (septembre/octobre 2019)
FSPI- Appui à la valorisation du patrimoine éthiopien - Composante Lalibela (1) Projet de préservation et de valorisation des églises de Lalibela (2019-2020)

Activités financées et mises en oeuvre en 2019 : 
1) Un diagnostic de la structure des églises et des shelters, sous la direction de Régis Martin, Architecte en Chef des Monuments Historiques (ACMH) : 
-Prélèvements d’échantillons de roches et analyse de leurs pathologies en laboratoire en France, par LRMH-le Laboratoire des Monuments Historiques rattaché au Ministère de la Culture, et l’expert indépendant Romain Mensan ; 
-Pose de capteurs pour constater l’évolution des fissures présentes sur les murs des églises pendant une année climatique, par le cabinet d’ingénierie 1strumesure ;
-Modélisation mathématique des shelters pour un éventuel démantèlement, par Marie-Pierre Brizot et Julien Bourgeois du cabinet d’ingénierie- structure BMI ; 
-Travail de conception architecturale pour des solutions alternatives de protection des églises, par Régis Martin et le cabinet BMI ;
2) Un scan et relevé 3D du site, par Archéovision du CNRS, sous la direction de Loïc Espinasse ;
3)Une évaluation des besoins en restauration des peintures et sculptures présentes à l’intérieur des églises par les équipes du CNRS et de l’Institut National d’Histoire de l’Art (INHA), sous la direction de Dr Claire Bosc-Tiessé ;
4)La valorisation d’un nouveau site de fouilles archéologiques, par la mission archéologique du CNRS menée par Dr. Marie-Laure Derat ;
5)Vidéos sur les missions d'experts par Blue Media.

Activités prévues en 2020 : 
1) Une étude sociale, politique et spatiale sur les usages du site par les habitants de Lalibela, dirigée par Dr. Marie Bridonneau, CFEE;
2) Finalisation des études sur la pathologie des roches par LRMH et R. Mensan;
3) Finalisation de l'étude sur les fissures, par 1strumesure;
4) Finalisation de l'étude architecturale de Régis Martin et de BMI sur le site complet (retrait des shelters et structures alternatives).
FSPI- Appui à la valorisation du patrimoine éthiopien - Composante Musée national d'Ethiopie (2) Appui à la réhabilitation des collections d'archéologie historique du Musée national d'Ethiopie avec le lancement d'une exposition en novembre 2021.
FSPI- Appui à la valorisation du patrimoine éthiopien - Composante Archives (3) Amélioration de la gestion des archives au sein d'institutions patrimoniales éthiopiennes et mise en place d'un réseau d'archivistes en Ethiopie.

Activités menées en 2019:
-1er atelier de formation sur la gestion des archives, organisé en octobre 2019 auprès de 28 participants, en partenariat avec IES et ENALA, côté éthiopien, et EHESS, Ecole des Chartes, Archives Nationales et Campus Condorcet, côté français.

Activités prévues en 2020:
-Deux nouveaux ateliers de formation
-Acquisition d'équipement pour digitaliser les archives
Lycée Français - Appui au lycée franco-éthiopien Guebre Mariam Ce lycée franco-éthiopien accueille près de 70% d'élèves de nationalité éthiopienne (soit 1300) et contribue ainsi à renforcer le système éducatif en Éthiopie.
Appui ICC en Ethiopie Etudes, valorisation et publication sur les industries créatives éthiopiennes.
Artists’ Safe Haven Initiative The Artists’ Safe Haven Initiative protects the right to freedom of artistic expression and creativity, by focusing on the promotion of safety of artists and art practitioners.
Rent a Boo - Adopt a Bamboo Rent a Boo - Adotta un Bambù Remote planting support for the commercialization of bamboo in the RdC. The project aims at supporting the improvement of the economic and food conditions of the Congolese population through a fair and sustainable investment experience.  The investment concerns the creation of a bamboo plantation in Congo of the endrocalamus Giganteus variety, which is also edible. Each adopted and purchased seedling in Italy corresponds to a seedling planted in Congo. Local farmers will be trained, also in order to increase producers income.  The project aims at planting n. 1250 bamboo plants on site and training 35 farmers. Piantumazione a distanza supporto alla commercializzazione del bambù in RdC.
Il progetto intende contribuire al miglioramento delle condizioni economiche e alimentari della popolazione congolese, attraverso un'esperienza di investimento equo e sostenibile. 
L'investimento riguarda la creazione di una piantagione di bambù in Congo della varietà Dendrocalamus Giganteus anche edibile. Ad ogni piantina 'adottata' ed acquistata in Italia corrisponde una piantina piantata in Congo. Saranno formati gli agricoltori in loco, anche al fine di incrementare il reddito dei
produttori. Si prevede la piantumazione di 1250 piante di bamboo in loco e la formazione di 35 agricoltori.
Protecting shorebirds through the management of disturbances in two key sites in Chile. To extend Forest Service efforts to improve forest policies and practices internationally, address climate change, conserve and protect critical global forest environments and resources, and improve the lives of forest-dependent peoples by awarding grants to and entering into cooperative agreements with nonprofit organizations, multilateral organizations, and other individuals, organizations, institutions, and governments engaged in forest conservation and management.