Le projet vise à renforcer l'Agence Nationale pour le Développement de l'Aquaculture (ANDA). Plus spécifiquement, il permetra une évaluation de l'action globale et des réalisations sectorielles de l'Agence au cours de ses cinq premières années d'existence et s'assurera de leur alignement avec les instruments internationaux de promotion d'une aquaculture durable. Sur la base de ce diagnostic et des acquis et priorités identifiés, un nouveau cadre stratégique sera proposé ainsi qu'un plan d'action à cinq ans.

L'assistance technique consiste à aider l'ONSSA à développer un système de contrôle de la cochenille du cactus à travers la mise en place d'un plan d'urgence de traitement ainsi que l'élaboration d'une stratégie de prévention intégrée proactive.

Le projet fournira un appui technique au gouvernement du Maroc et à 4C Maroc dans le cadre de la préparation de la COP 22 et notamment dans les domaines suivants : 1- Le renforcement des capacités nationales pour le développement des Plan Nationaux d?Adaptation (PNAs) ; 2- Le renforcement des capacités nationales pour le développement des Contribution nationales déterminées (NDCs) ; 3- Doter le Centre de Compétence en Changement Climatique du Maroc de compétences lui permettant de mobiliser les fonds de donateurs/mécanismes pour apporter appui à d?autres pays africains pour le développement de leurs PNAs et NDCs ; 4- Apporter l?assistance nécessaire pour l?organisation d?un évènement parallèle en marge de la COP22 en mettant l?accent sur le rôle des SIPAM-Oasis

A travers ce TCP Facility, les capacités nationales en matière de production, de traitement et de stockage du Quinoa seront renforcées et les résultats du projet aideront le pays à développer la base d'une stratégie nationale durable pour la production et l'intégration de la culture de quinoa dans les modèles de culture dominants et les systèmes agricoles.

Le RGA permettra l'établissement d'une véritable cartographie des régions rurales qui embrasserait les domaines les plus divers concernant les espaces ruraux et le secteur de l?agriculture et permettra aux agriculteurs, aux organisations professionnelles, aux associations et opérateurs privés et publics du secteur agricole de mieux définir leurs actions de développement, de stimuler la croissance et de se placer au mieux, tant sur le marché national que sur le marché international. De même, les acteurs des différentes filières de production utiliseront les données statistiques pour mieux définir leur stratégie et améliorer leur compétitivité

L?objectif du projet est d?aider l?Observatoire National du Développement Humain (ONDH) à développer des outils adéquats sur une zone pilote, aux fins d?observations continues et d?évaluations périodiques des effets des politiques et programmes publics sur la situation et l?évolution de l?inclusion et du développement humain de la Petite Agriculture Familiale.

Ce projet a pour objectif de participer au financement des activités de mise en sécurité et d'élimination de 790 tonnes de POPs et autres pesticides obsolètes au Maroc, ce qui contribuera à réduire les risques causés par ces produits chimiques dangereux pour la santé humaine et pour l'environnement.

Modernisation de l`Agriculture Irriguée dans le Bassain de l`Oum Er Rbia

Impact: Renforcement des capacités de l?ONEP pour la mise en ?uvre de sa stratégie Effets direts: Les capacités de l?ONEP sont renforcées dans les domaines de la mise à niveau et de la gestion de l?AEP rurale Les capacités de l?ONEP sont renforcées dans les domaines de la connaissance, de la gestion et de l?exploitation de la ressource en eau Les capacités de l?ONEP sont renforcées dans les domaines de l?assainissement des petits centres, du traitement et réutilisation de l'eau et en matière d?environnement

Le projet est conçu pour poursuivre l'accompagnement du Haut Commissariat aux Eaux et Forêts et à la Lutte Contre la Désertification (HCEFLCD) dans la mise en oeuvre du Programme forestier National (PFN). La seconde phase devra: - maintenir essentiellement les mêmes objectifs que la première, durant la période (2010-2014), pour consolider et valoriser les acquis de la phase I - continuer l’appui par l’établissement de nouveaux objectifs et de nouveaux produits en complément et renfoncement aux premiers et dont le besoin s’est fait sentir à la lumière des résultats obtenus dans la phase I. Ces besoins intègreront de nouvelles démarches dans le cadre d’une vision qui prend en compte les changements climatiques et leurs effets sur les écosystèmes naturels.

Revitalise oasis agro-ecosystems in the Drâa-Tafilalet region to be productive, attractive and healthy, and to sustain and make more resilient the livelihoods of the local communities

To strengthen approaches that promotes biodversity consevation and mitigate land degradation in globally important oases ecosystems by demonstrating adaptive management of agricultural heritage.

Le projet, qui sera étendu au bassin versant adjacent d'Ansagmir dans la province de Midelt au Maroc, viendra appréhender la problématique de dégradation des terres et ses conséquences au niveau des bassins versants en question en mettant l'accent sur les interactions multidimensionnelles amont/aval et sur les impacts à moyen/long terme, en cherchant non seulement à réparer les effets de la dégradation des terres, mais aussi et surtout à traiter les causes et les moteurs de ce processus.

Disposal of obsolete pesticides including POPs and implementation of integrated pest and pesticide management programme in Morocco

The main objective is to promote sustainable agricultural production by making water resources accessible through a solar-powered irrigation technologies, whilst putting in place measures to safeguard those very resources. The second objective is to support rural livelihoods (providing access to reliable and clean energy in rural areas and providing options for a diversification of incomes) through the sustainable use of solar irrigation technologies.

To strengthen regional capacities and to enhance regional information exchange and to build the framework for the adaptation of pathways for increasing water productivity in selected farming systems of the beneficiary countries

Strengthened producer organizations (POs) can help SSFF overcome the barriers they face and develop innovative organizational arrangements that broaden their capabilities. Given the wide range of services that inclusive and efficient POs can provide to their members, these organizations are essential for a thriving agricultural sector and for boosting rural economies. They enable farmers to benefit from an array of services including access and management of natural resources, markets, credits, inputs and information as well as influencing policy-making processes. POs are a vehicle to encourage rural populations to remain in their territories instead of migrating to urban centers or to other countries. For this, governments have a critical role to play in creating conducive conditions by enabling collective action of producers to form and thrive. These conditions include developing transparent and sound regulatory frameworks, a conducive investment climate, as well as facilitating the creation of frameworks and policy dialogue spaces between governments and various stakeholders.

to prevent the introduction of the disease into the region, through capacity building of technical staff and farmers on early detection, diagnosis, surveillance and phytosanitary measures.

To fill critical technical gaps in the existing food security information systems in Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq.

TCP FACILITY

The project responds to the concerns of the region in terms of stabilizing the food situation, in general and the food security, in particular, while also advocating for the conservation of the fast degrading and depleting natural resources, particularly water resources. The project responds also to the various regional initiatives that are being articulated by Arab Governments including, the Strategy for Sustainable Arab Agricultural Development for the Upcoming Two Decades (2005-2025), and other resolutions involving Arab member states, LAS specialized agencies (AOAD and ACSAD) and United Nations organizations serving the Arab region through various mechanisms including the Council of Arab Ministers Responsible for the Environment (CAMRE) and its technical committee, the Joint Committee on Environment and Development in the Arab Region (JCEDAR), the Arab Ministerial Water Council (AMWC) among others. The project will partly build upon the outputs and experience of the SIDA financed RICCAR.

1) To improve food security, protect and restore agricultural livelihoods of vulnerable households affected by the Syria crisis in Syria and Lebanon; 2) To identify ways to strengthen institutional capacities and provide policy advice to address and overcome the water-energy-food challenges in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey in the context of both climate change and the refugee crisis

Account for IFAD to reimburse FAO (as FAO will be hosting IFAD premises)

Effective food security response in countries affected by the Syria crisis enhanced.

Support to the Secretariat of Regional Commission For Fisheries

Improve productivity and efficiency in the agricultural sector. Afforestation projects using treated wastewater for stabilising sand dunes, thus contributing to efforts to combat desertification

The project intends to set the proper framework for implementing the 2030 Agenda for water efficiency and productivity (SDG 6.4) through three major work packages: (i) establishing a robust water accounting system providing the evidence base for the full water budgeting (supply, demand, uses and re-cycling, present and projected) and for monitoring progress in the achievement of the targets while assessing the institutional effectiveness to govern water resources; (ii) implementing a series of interventions to increase water efficiency and productivity in selected farming systems of the countries to advance in achieving the SDG 6.4; interventions will include: introduction/enhancement of good practices and affordable technologies; improvement of decentralized water governance; development of under-exploited value chain rural agro-industry; leveraging on the multiplier effect to increase productivity when accounting for gender dimensions in the adoption of on-farm practices and technologies, in decentralized governance and along the value chain; elaboration of incentive frameworks, adapted to each local conditions, to promote the uptake of good practise and technologies at farm level and to stimulate entrepreneurial initiatives along the value chain (thus generating higher income and higher job opportunity); (iii) ensuring that higher efficiency/productivity achievements for the 2030 time horizon are attained within ?safe operational boundaries of water use? defining the conditions for ?water sustainability? and, therefore, for a sustainable, socially equitable and human-rights based development.The present proposal intends to set the proper framework for implementing the 2030 Agenda for water efficiency and productivity (SDG 6.4) through three major work packages: (i) establishing a robust water accounting system providing the evidence base for the full water budgeting (supply, demand, uses and re-cycling, present and projected) and for monitoring progress in the achievement of the targets while assessing the institutional effectiveness to govern water resources; (ii) implementing a series of interventions to increase water efficiency and productivity in selected farming systems of the countries to advance in achieving the SDG 6.4; interventions will include: introduction/enhancement of good practices and affordable technologies; improvement of decentralized water governance; development of under-exploited value chain rural agro-industry; leveraging on the multiplier effect to increase productivity when accounting for gender dimensions in the adoption of on-farm practices and technologies, in decentralized governance and along the value chain; elaboration of incentive frameworks, adapted to each local conditions, to promote the uptake of good practise and technologies at farm level and to stimulate entrepreneurial initiatives along the value chain (thus generating higher income and higher job opportunity); (iii) ensuring that higher efficiency/productivity achievements for the 2030 time horizon are attained within ?safe operational boundaries of water use? defining the conditions for ?water sustainability? and, therefore, for a sustainable, socially equitable and human-rights based development.

Generate and collect data to document the changing dietary habits in the Mediterranean Basin as well as their drivers. (Tunisia and Lebanon) Assess food consumption patterns in these two selected countries by using available food consumption surveys and food balance sheets/supply utilization accounts. Calculate country-specific consumption patterns and trends, in terms of dietary energy, protein, fat, and selected micronutrients. 4 Assess these consumption patterns for their adherence with Mediterranean diet. 5 Develop a conceptual framework to improve adherence to the Mediterranean diet pattern Presentation at a workshop at the end of the project hosted at the Ministry of Health. PHASE 2 (2017-2018) Extension of the project to other countries.

Countries are supported to develop evidence-based food losses and waste reduction programmes at national, regional and global levels; Governments and relevant stakeholders are provided with support to promote inclusive, efficient and sustainable agrifood value chains

The Near East 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.

Seguir apoyando la labor realizada por COPEMED I con el fin alcanzar una gestión sostenible (procurando tener en cuenta aspectos biológicos, económicos, sociales, medio ambientales e institucionales) de los recursos pesqueros del Mediterráneo Occidental y Central y de su ecosistema, mediante el asesoramiento, el apoyo técnico y la creación de redes de cooperación internacional