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Sustainable use of Genetic Resources and Sustainable Agriculture b  i Holistic approach to agricultural biodiversity: Multi-Year Programme Of Work /b  /i  br  br 
The aim of this part of this project will be to support the work of the Secretariat in the preparation of the Multi-Year Programme of Work, and related documentation for the 11th session of the Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, with particular emphasis on the sustainable use of plant genetic resources and sustainable agriculture.
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 b  i Plant sector: International Treaty /b  /i  br  br It is important that the International Treaty is implemented as fully and as effectively as possible, and as soon as possible. The first meeting of the Governing Body will take place in June 2006, with its second meeting to follow around one year later. The agenda for the first meeting of the Governing Body includes items on the implementation of Article 6 of the Treaty on sustainable use, and on the preparation of the Standard Material Transfer Agreement and the Funding Strategy. The aim of this part of this project will be to support the work of the Secretariat such that it is able to facilitate the work of the Governing Body in relation to these matters, with particular emphasis on the sustainable use of plant genetic resources and sustainable agriculture.
Conservation and management of pollinators for sustainable agriculture through an ecosystem approach:  FULL-SIZED PROJECT:  Follow on from EP/GLO/301/GEF:  PDF-B) b The development objective /B  of the project is improved food security, nutrition and livelihoods through enhanced conservation and sustainable use of pollinators.  br  br  b  The immediate objective /b  is to i  harness the benefits of pollination services provided by wild biodiversity for human livelihoods and sustainable agriculture, through an ecosystem approach in selected countries /I . br  The outcomes of the project will be an expanded knowledge of pollination services, enhanced conservation and sustainable use of pollinators for sustainable agriculture, increased capacity to conserve and sustainably use pollinators, and enhanced awareness of conservation and sustainable use of pollinators for farmers, land managers and for policymakers. br  ul  li The project will show how the services of pollination can be conserved and used sustainably in agriculture through the application of the ecosystem approach.  br  li  Project outcomes will be tested, evaluated and showcased in a set of representative farming systems in seven countries with a wide diversity of ecological zones and farming patterns. br  li  Through the development of good agricultural practices for pollination services, built on an extended knowledge base, capacity will be increased and awareness raised to promote wise management of pollinators and their services. br  li   The result will be a set of tools,
Support to International Year of Soils The implementation of the International Year of Soils plan of action will contribute to awareness raising and advocacy on the importance of sustianable soil management as a contribution to the overall goal of achieving sustianable food security and provission of ecosystem services.
Innovation policy labs to promote evidence-based, inclusive and co-created decision-making TO BE PROVIDED
Emergency livelihoods assistance to vulnerable households affected by desert locust in Ethiopia, Somalia and South Sudan The project will target desert locust-affected areas of Ethiopia, Somalia and South Sudan. Interventions will include efforts to protect the livelihoods of desert-locust affected farmers, herders and agropastoralists aligned with the revised FAO Desert Locust Crisis Appeal for Rapid Response and Anticipatory Action in the Greater Horn of Africa and will fund activities under component 2: ?Safeguard livelihoods and promote early recovery?.
Learning programmes to support the implementation of the VGGT in five countries. (under PGM/MUL/2012-2015 VG) The overall objective of the proposed project is to support human and institutional capacity development in the field of governance of tenure of land, fisheries and forests, in particular the implementation of the VGGT at national level.
The proposed project will undertake the delivery of learning programmes to support the implementation of the Guidelines in three countries covered by GCP/GLO/347/GER, as well as two additional countries selected under the VGGT Umbrella Programme and/or associated donor-funded support programmes. The VGGT learning programmes are targeted at national actors who will be provided an opportunity to review and understand the Guidelines in-depth, develop and sustain a national network of key stakeholders, to assess the situation and activities related to tenure in their countries, and to develop action planes for advancing the implementation of the VGGT.
Strengthening the work of the Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) in improving market transparency The project aims to develop further the capacity of AMIS to enhance food market transparency and policy coordination, in order to lower the frequency and impact of global food price shocks, especially those caused by misguided policy decisions. In particular, the projects will strengthen AMIS monitor work in fertilizer and vegetable oil markets as well as food trade logistics. The project will also consolidate the existing activities of AMIS, for example by providing technical assistance to the designated focal points in participating countries and enhancing visibility and impact of AMIS information products.
FAO/WHO Global Initiative for Food-related Scientific Advice Facility (GIFSA) To mobilise technical, financial and human resources to support the FAQ/WHO activities on the provision of scientific advice in food safety and nutrition; To promote the timeliness of the provision of scientific advice by FAQ and WHO, while ensuring the continuation of the highest level of integrity and quality;  br To increase awareness of the FAQ/WHO program of work on the provision of scientific advice, thereby ensuring broader participation from countries in the program and greater application of its outputs.
Early Warning Tools for Increased Resilience of Livelihoods in IGAD Region Early Warning Tools for Increased Resilience of Livelihoods in the IGAD Region
Scaling-up Early Warning Early Action (EWEA) for agriculture and food security (Year 2021) 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.
Leveraging global instruments and knowledge products Countries have applied globally endorsed approaches, instruments and knowledge products related to food security and nutrition, poverty eradication and sustainable agriculture in SDG related strategies, action plans, mobilized investment, and partnerships for implementation across the related sectors.
Strengthening Forest Resources Management and Enhancing its Contribution to Sustainable Development, Landuse and Livelihoods -Reverse the loss of forest cover worldwide through sustainable forest management, including protection, restoration, afforestation and reforestation, and increase efforts to prevent forest degradation; br  -Enhance forest-based economic, social and environmental benefits, including by improving the livelihoods of forest dependent people;  br -Increase significantly the area of protected forests worldwide and other areas of sustainably managed forests, as well as the proportion of forest products from sustainably managed forests; and br  - Reverse the decline in official development assistance for sustainable forest management and mobilize significantly increased new and additional financial resources from all sources for the implementation of sustainable forest management
Travel and expenses for Inter Regional Knowledge Sharing  Capacity Development Workshop 27 participants from nine countries attend and contribute to the inter-regional knowledge sharing and capacity development workshop on inclusive public procurement for home-grown school meals.
Technical support to catalyse the implementation of the FAO Agreement on Port State Measures Enhanced institutional readiness to benefit from the PSMA Global Programme and other donor funding to combat IUU fishing
Efficient Agricultural Water Use and Management Enhancement in Paddy Fields To increase knowledge on the status of water use efficiency and productivity in paddy field systems and identification of best practices in the target countries, thus assisting the governments in determining how to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of future investments strategies and policies aiming at improving the productivity and sustainability of paddy fields.
Visioning the Future through Research and Cross Sector Dialogue: What humanitarian financing models may look like in 20 year`s time FAO, together with CAFOD and World Vision International, is leading a research project that explores future funding possibilities for humanitarian action. As part of IASC's Task Team on Humanitarian Financing, the project aims at reviewing the potential of the current funding architecture to respond to the evolving nature of humanitarian action. 
Through Cross Sector Dialogues, it will explore what new humanitarian financing models might look like in the future, recommending new funding avenues to meet humanitarian needs, as well as assess the sustainability of current mechanisms  and how they need to adapt for the future.
SPONGES-Deep-sea Sponge Grounds Ecosystems of the North Atlantic This project contributes mainly to the Blue Growth Initiative but it will also contribute to the Major Areas of Work on ecosystem services and biodiversity.
Empowering low-income countries to leverage One Health  to improve food safety and fair trade Food safety and quality policies, programmes and activities, including food inspection and certification; strengthening food safety/quality capacities and development of standards along the value chain; monitoring/surveillance and laboratory capacities; and delivery of information, communication, education.
Forest and Farm Facility enhancing the organization and capacity of local people so they can engage in local, regional and national level policy dialogues and decision-making processes, which influence the future of forests and farms
Support Participation of Developing Countries to 7th Session of Governing Body of ITPGRFA Developing Countries' representatives participate the Seventh Session of the Governing Body of ITPGRFA
Pastoralist Knowledge Hub - Part 1 The general objective is to develop the capacity of pastoralists to: 1) contribute to national and global policy making on food security; and 2) effectively respond to threats and risks. The immediate objective
is to establish a consultative platform, a Pastoralist Knowledge Hub, through which critical knowledge is developed and shared between pastoralist communities.
Promotion and Dissemination of Sustainable Food Systems through FAO i) to contribute to the promotion of sustainable agriculture, forestry, and fisheries and the revitalization and development of rural areas by collecting and analysing good practices in GIAHS sites disseminating and raising awareness of these results, and ii) to achieve increase in the new GIAHS sites, smooth implementation of action plans, promotion of sustainable agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, food security and poverty eradication in the world by reflecting the outcomes  obtained through the collection and analysis of good practices in GIAHS sites.
The Paris Agreement in action: upscaling forest and landscape restoration to achieve nationally determined contributions The Paris Agreement in action: scaling up FLR in the context of the Bonn Challenge
Monitoring and Analysing Food and Agricultural Policies II (MAFAP II) This project will contribute to MAFAP II, a 5-year, $ 22.5 million umbrella programme implemented by the Agricultural Development Economics Division of FAO (ESA).). The USAID project will support policy reforms in the domain of agricultural development in selected African countries. At least five papers on cross-country comparisons on successful and less-successful policy changes will be published together with a paper documenting lessons learned and best practices on the impact of policy reforms on agricultural development.
Technical assistance for the formulation of national strategies and action plans to improve compliance with the Agreement on Port State Measures (PSMA) To contribute to improved fisheries management and governance to combat IUU fishing.
Contribution to the programme of the Desert Locust Control Commission in the Central Region (CRC) Contribute to food security, reduce social and environmental impact, reduce the economic costs
Italian Contribution to the Global Trust Fund for Food Security and Food Safety Italian Contribution to the Global Trust Fund for Food Security and Food Safety
Forest Data Partnership: Eliminating Supply Chain Deforestation  Catalyzing Ecosystem Restoration The overriding objective is to eliminate supply chain deforestation and catalyse ecosystem restoration through a knowledge and collective action partnership for wide-scale adoption of geospatial data, technology and MRV approaches as public goods.
Sustaining Momentum for bold action towards accelerated FST through the First UN FS STM Following the 2021 UN Food Systems Summit, the Secretary-General committed in his Chair Summary and Statement of Action to convene ?a global stock-taking meeting every two years to review progress in implementing the outcomes of this process and its contributions to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda.? The first of these Food Systems Stocktaking moments (STM) will take place in 2023. The first STM will be held in a world that has substantially changed from what it was during the UN FSS, due to the wide-ranging consequences of the war in Ukraine. Despite hopes of recovery and improved food security after the COVID-19 pandemic, world hunger rose further in 2021. The ultimate objective of the project is to support the provision of STM preparation, regional preparatory meetings and the event in July, 2023.  The outcome of the meeting will directly feed into the SDGs Summit in September 2023.
Strengthening scientific advice for Codex standards (1) To generate scientific advice, through FAO/WHO expert meetings, that forms the basis for the development of international Codex food standards and guidelines; and 
(2) to develop the technical capacity of national administrations in developing and transition economy countries to engage effectively in Codex.
Locust disaster risk reduction in Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA) Improved locust management in CCA and more specifically enhanced early warning and reaction thanks to appropriate locust monitoring as well as enhanced capacities to respond to locust infestations through up-to-date control methods and technologies with particular attention to human health and environment.
Appui au developpement des Indications geographiques pour des syst mes alimentaires durables L'objectif est de poursuivre la contribution de la France au programme Qualite et Origine de la FAO
Implementation of the Forest and Landscape Restoration (FLR) Mechanism Effective institutional and operational mechanism for supporting implementation of FLR efforts is established in FAO. Planning and implementation of FLR programmes is supported at national level. FLR efforts at the global and regional levels are supported through knowledge management, communication and outreach provided by the FLRM. Monitoring, reporting, assessment and evaluation of FLR efforts are regularly updated and published by the FLRM
Independent Evaluation of the BTF-VGGT and capitalisation of lessons learnt Conduct an independent evaluation of projects funded by Germany with a direct link to the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security (VGGT) and develop communication material on lessons learnt from their implementation.
Integrated Production and Protection Management (IPP) of Greenhouse Crops The objective of the project is to promote the adoption of integrated production and protection management (IPP) in greenhouse crops aiming at healthy and high quality produce, sustainable productivity and reduced use of pesticides.
Global Rinderpest Post-Eradication Security: Phase II The objectives of the FAO Co-Secretariat project are to ensure global rinderpest post-eradication security through 1) communication and advocacy to strengthen awareness of clinical signs and impacts of rinderpest re-emergence; 2) arrangement for the destruction and consolidation of remaining RVCM stocks into secure Rinderpest Holding Facilities (RHF);3) outreach in target countries to encourage unapproved laboratories to destroy and consolidate RVCM stocks; and 4) development and implementation of the Global Rinderpest Action Plan (GRAP).
Funding support for the IPPC - Implementation Review and Support System (IRSS) The IRSS builds on existing, or planned processes approved by the IPPC governing body, the CPM, with the primary objective of facilitating and promoting the implementation of the IPPC and its ISPMs, and contributes to a number of goals of the IPPC strategic plan.
Strengthening the cash-based programming and implementation capacities of FAO and its partners Systematize FAO's know-how on cash transfer programmes to improve the quality and efficiency of its programmes and deliver maximum value to beneficiaries.
Strengthening Investment for Adoption of Alternatives and Sustainable Management of Agrochemicals and Agricultural Plastics in Africa and Latin America through Pilots in Kenya and Uruguay Reduce the use and prevalence of harmful agrochemicals by supporting farmers to access finance, innovative practices, and markets required to incentivize sustainable practices.
Support to the FAO Animal Health Service in infectious and vector borne disease control and to FAO Indonesia in the prevention and control of HPAI The results based outcomes of this project are detailed below. The outputs and activities will be presented in the Logical Framework to be developed at project inception
Promotion of Responsible Fisheries Management The project will focus on the implementation of one of WSSD related actions considered as critical for the sustainable use of living marine resources. The project is complementary to efforts presently ongoing in FAO and follows largely from recommendations of the 26th Session of the FAO Committee on Fisheries (COFI) in 2005.
Preventing and responding to the impact of COVID-19 outbreak on food security Preventing and responding to the impact of COVID-19 outbreak on food security
The FAO COVID-19 Food Coalition With this aim suggested by the Government of Italy, FAO established COVID-19 Food Coalition ("Food Coalition"). The Food Coalition represents an alliance, a network of Members working together to prevent that COVID-19 health crisis becoming a catastrophic world food crisis, it?s a multi-stakeholder, multi-sectoral mechanism that will be activating and mobilizing technical and financial support for a unified global action for COVID-19.
Implementing Sustainable Low and Non-Chemical Development in SIDS (ISLANDS)/FAO Component (PPG) to be provided
Decision Support for Mainstreaming and Scaling up of Sustainable Land Management - DS-SLM (FSP) To improve the capability of the member Countries of the UNCCD to assess and report on the status of their land resources and to adopt climate change resilient Sustainable Land Management (SLM) solutions
IESA - Attenuer les effets de la Covid-19 sur les communautes pastorales en Afrique de l`Ouest preserver et d'ameliorer les moyens de subsistance des communautes pastorales par le biais d'un soutien   la gouvernance et d'un meilleur acc s aux ressources naturelles
GROW Urgent action supported by reliable data and information is required to maintain soil as a sustainable resource that could fully provide ecosystem services (including the increase of soil productivity).  Natural resource data/information is sometimes scarce and its generation is very costly. Establishing alternative approaches for generating, sharing and utilizing information on soils and other natural resources is the main objective of this project. Policy makers, citizens and the private sector will benefit from the generation and integration of new land use, land cover and soil management information and knowledge. GROW is highly innovative project leveraging and combining low cost consumer sensing technology, a simple soil test and a large user base of GROW partners and plant enthusiasts to contribute individual soil and land data. Citizens contributing data will gain access to the first single-source comprehensive crop and watering advice service for individual and small-scale growers incorporating scientific and crowdsourced information. The outcome will be creating a central hub of open knowledge and data, created and maintained by GROW partners even after the end of the project. That will be of value to the citizens themselves as well as specialized communities in science, policy and industry.
1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement Part VII The objective of the 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement it to ensure the long-term conservation and sustainable use of straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks through effective implementation of the relevant provision of the Convention
Guidelines to increase the resilience of agricultural supply chains Guidelines to increase the resilience of agricultural supply chains:  Getting on the Right Track to Stabilize Production and Markets
P4 Secondment from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety of the Republic of Korea (ODA-funded) To build on the work of the TFAMR and support the implementation of Codex standards on AMR.
Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) Meeting Participation Fund IOTC is an intergovernmental organization established under article XIV of the FAO constitution.
Preparation of the full project investment for Participatory assessment of land degradation and sustainable land management in grassland and pastoral systems (PPG) Improve the capability and the decision making of pastoral, and grasslands , and agrosylvo-pastoral stakeholders in lowland and mountain areas to reverse land degradation (LD), enhance food security, be resilient and resilience to climate change, as well as to improve the conservation of biodiversity.
AUTHENT-NET - Food Authenticity Research Network (Grant Agreement Number 696371) Analyse and summarise the state-of-the-art in relation to knowledge base, existing initiatives and capabilities on food authenticity which are aimed to tackle food fraud in Europe; identify a range of existing resources, including national and international projects, reports, papers, publications, databases, standards, regulations; develop a number of status reports which detail commodity and country profiles in respect to food authenticity, integrity and traceability. WP1 will generate key data for WP2, WP3 and WP4.
Improved legal frameworks and accountability mechanisms to realize the right to food Support implemetation of SO1 output 1.2 : Improving capacities of governments and stakeholders to develop and implement legal frameworks and accountability mechanisms to realize the right to adequate food and to promote secure and equitable access to resources and assets.
Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade Support Programme for ACP Countries (FLEGT-ACP) The overall objective of the programme is ?Improved Governance in the forest sector contributing to poverty reduction and sustainable management of forest resources?
Global Network Against Food Crises Partnership Programme - Coordinated Country Responses (gFSC) The overall impact of the programme will be "to enhance resilience to food crises".
Responsible use of fisheries and aquaculture resources for sustainable development To contribute to the sustainable use and conservation of fisheries resources.