Les projets nationaux

Programme de coopération technique

Symbole

Titre

Date de début

Date de fin

Budget total

TCP/GHA/3601

Support to Sustainable Management of Shea Tree Park Lands and Improvement in Safety of Production of Shea butter in three Communities in the West Gonja District, Northern Region, Ghana

2017

2019

238,000

To address some of the major and less recognized challenges constraining the development of the shea - sector in an integrated manner. In addition to tackling the key problems of low Shea tree densities and productivity and inefficient processing, it aims at linking local producers to markets for high quality, innovative and profitable products. It will engage with partners who can contribute the necessary expertise and resources and will address the lack of capacity in business skills and entrepreneurship by training the Shea butter value chain actors and provide essential business expertise through engagement with the private sector

TCP/GHA/3604

Promoting and Enhancing Sustainable Management of Wetland Resources for better Ecosystem Services and Resilient Livelihoods of Keta and Ada Coastal communities

2017

2019

395,000

To address issues militating against lagoons through a holistic approach with the overall goal of enhancing the management of lagoon resources while promoting livelihood options and resiliency of Keta and Ada Coastal community dwellers.

TCP/GHA/3603

Development of National Agricultural Engineering Policy and Strategy

2017

2018

139,000

A modernised Agricultural structure for a sustained food and raw material security and industrialisation for increased employment opportunities and poverty reduction

TCP/GHA/3605

Support to the Development of Ghana`s Agricultural Investment Plan , 2018 -2021

2017

2018

203,000

To modernize agriculture.

TCP/GHA/3606

Emergency response to the fall armyworm outbreak

2017

2018

450,000

To manage FAW invasion in affected districts and to mitigate the risk of spread to other districts

TCP/GHA/3602/C1

TCPF: Formulation of the Country Programming Framework (CPF) in Ghana, 2017-2021

2017

2017

50,000

To improve the effectiveness and impact of the organization?s work in the country and focus on FAO comparative advantage to ensure that FAO?s programmes are coherent with national and corporate priorities. Overall, the CPF will provide a framework for continued technical cooperation between FAO and the Government of Ghana. It will align government policy priorities to FAO?s intervention areas in a synergistic way and also reflect UNDAF and development partner?s plans on agriculture, rural development and food security in the spirit of FAO reform.

TCP/GHA/3502

Resilient livelihoods: improving access to DRR/CCA good practices and financial services for risk reduction

2015

2017

249,000

To provide technical and financial assistance to the Government of Ghana on strengthening long-term food security and improving the natural resource base on which food production relies

TCP/GHA/3503

Support for the Safe Disposal of Obsolete Pesticides

2015

2017

339,000

Sustainable increases in soybean production, processing, and marketing to meet domestic demands and contribute to governments efforts to address national food security and improved nutrition and well-being of rural populations in the northern regions of Ghana.

TCP/GHA/3506

Restoration of productive capacities of flood affected agricultural households in Ghana

2015

2017

500,000

Assist 2,200 affected farmers in the Accra Metropolis, Ashaiman and Ga South Municipal. The money will be used to purchase agricultural production inputs and to rehabilitate one irrigation scheme. Part of the funds will also be used to train farmers to build their capacities on resilience to damages related to climate change

TCP/GHA/3501

Promoting Sustainable Increase in Rice Production and Productivity of Small and Medium Scale Farmers through a Public Private Partnership

2014

2017

348,000

To support and provide technical assistance to the Government of Ghana in enhancing the productivity of small to medium scale farmers, processors , commercial farmers and other stakeholders along the rice value chain through a PPP arrangement.