To support production of quality aquaculture feed at reasonable cost and develop the local capacity

The objective of the TCPf is to formulate a TCP to support development of organic villages in Indonesia. TCP will provide technical support to the Ministry of Agriculture through technical cooperation project to achieve the target mentioned above. The assistance focuses to strengthen capacity of extension worker to disseminate the organic farming principles and its technical requirements and to raise farmer group’s awareness on the organic products technical specification to comply with the organic certificate technical requirement, as well as strengthening marketing strategy. The women groups have played key roles in supporting the organic products technology application and marketing aspects, including packaging etc in gaining additional family income for reducing rural poverty. The specific intervention for women groups will also being addressed for strengthening their roles, access to resources and services, participation and control to the program. The project idea will also being replicated and scaled up to other provinces in order to achieve the government target.

The objective of the project are: 1. Human resource capacity of FMU is enhanced. 2. Sustainable forest management through FMU is demonstrated. 3. Capacity of local community, a key and important actor in the FMU establishment and implementation, is strengthened to support sustainable forest management under FMU.

The project will contribute to food diversification and food security in Sulawesi island of Indonesia, through capacity building designed to improve the production, utilization and marketing of sago starch and its downstream processed products as alternative carbohydrates sources.

A rigorous, intensive, targeted, time-delimited and coordinated vaccination and a comprehensive dog population management strategy, resulting in more effective rabies control.

The specific objectives of this project are to strengthen and revitalize implementation of IPM-FFS up to sub-district levels on a landscape scale, strengthen pesticide regulations and pesticide management system to sustain rice eco-system services and establish an e-pest surveillance network system for effective monitoring of pests, early warning and reporting of pest outbreaks and providing timely advisories to all stakeholders.

To support Decent Work for Food Security and Sustainable Rural Development (DW4FS&SRD)

TCP Facility

To provide emergency response to the disease through a global programme that supports global, regional and country level coordination, capacity building and development of strategic partnerships to progressively control and eliminate the infection, and mitigate the risk of emergence of a human influenza pandemic.

The main objective is to introduce Conservation Agriculture technologies in selected districts of NTT and NTB Provinces in Indonesia. The programme is expected to last for about 4 to 5 years, while funding will be disbursed on a yearly basis.

Project Goal: Strengthening the management framework for sustainable use of inland aquatic biodiversity to increase the protection of high conservation-value freshwater ecosystems in Indonesia

Project Goal: Strengthening the management framework for sustainable use of inland aquatic biodiversity to increase the protection of high conservation-value freshwater ecosystems in Indonesia

1) Strengthening capacities of national and local authorities to coordinate post-disaster early recovery and recovery measures; 2) Strengthening capacities of national and local authorities to plan and implement post-disaster recovery measures; 3) Restoring livelihoods and developing economic opportunities of the affected population; and 4) Ensuring risk-reduction principles are incorporated in recovery measures.

1. strengthening capacities of national and local authorities to coordinate post-disaster early recovery and recovery measures; 2. strengthening capacities of national and local authorities to plan and implement post-disaster recovery measures; 3. restoring livelihoods and developing economic opportunities of the affected population; and 4. ensuring risk-reduction principles are incorporated in recovery measures.

The project aims at reviewing national policy framework and fostering enabling policy environment for production diversification and dietary diversity, especially tapping the potential of highly nutritious and climate-sensitive underutilized crops to address malnutrition in selected countries.

The project will develop quality knowledge products on practically proven innovative aquaculture farming practices for sharing among the regional initiative focus countries and will conduct regional/national workshops and farm demonstration for building human capacity of the participating countries in adopting selected aquaculture farming practices and the project will also seek to develop specific regional and national strategy to promote the innovative aquaculture farming practices, which will contribute significantly to sustainable development of aquaculture for blue economic growth in the region.

This project will support governments in six focus countries to develop national CSA programmes (and/or integrate CSA priorities into existing plans and programmes), linking CSA investments to NDCs and global climate finance mechanisms, based on regional best practice and knowledge.

Building Statistical Capacity for Monitoring Sustainable Development Goals related to Food Security.

This TCP-F will work with countries and regional partners to develop two independent regional projects for submission to GEF (IW, BD and CC) in the form of PIFs. These will respectively assist i) Gulf of Thailand countries and ii) Lower Mekong Basin countries in meeting the environmental, social, economic and governance challenges they face in fisheries sectors and Gulf of Thailand and LMB sub-regions. The expected combined value of potential GEF projects is conservatively estimated to be 13 Million USD related to grant and 60 MUSD including co-financing.

The proposed regional TCP is also a planned regional activity to contribute to the Regional Initiative on Sustainable Intensification of Aquaculture for Blue Growth in Asia and the Pacific.

Counterparts have the knowledge and skills to restore degraded forestlands in the project countries using landscape approach through the adoption of FLR in national forest restoration strategies

This project will address those challenges by adopting a holistic approach that focuses on working with governments to not only develop their national e-Agriculture Strategies but also to support them in implementing some of the high priority ICT for Agriculture interventions already identified in the strategy that hold the most promising potential impact for improved agriculture outcomes in areas such as researcher-farmer-extension agricultural communication, inclusive financial services, market prices access, etc.

To strengtheing livestock sector policy analysis, design and negotiation capacity in ASEAN member countries representing a range of livestock production systems.

Effective development of regional food and nutrition security frameworks and their delivery mechanisms through a strengthened SAARC

The proposed project will adopt an integrated, multistakeholder and holistic ?plot to pot? food production system that will combine the production of a variety of nutritious vegetables and fruits and small scale livestock such as chickens, ducks and aquaculture toward a more self-reliant provision of school meals. School gardens and nutrition education will be integrated into the school curricula so it becomes an integral part of the teaching and learning process. School-community links to promote shared responsibility between government and communities will be strengthened. Home gardens will help improving the diets of households and nutrition education will contribute to family nutrition.

A regional project for Small-Scale Farmer Inclusion in Organic Agriculture Value Chains through Participatory Guarantee Systems would aim at assisting selected countries where local organic markets are developing and where a PGS would allow more small farmers to benefit from these emerging high value markets.

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Establish the framework and a roadmap for the South Asia Disease Surveillance Network involving eight South Asian countries (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka) by bringing the identified experts for a consultative meeting and discussion.

The main objective of the project is to strengthen phytosanitary capacity of NPPOs and technical supporting organizations/entities (e.g. universities) of the recipient countries. This will be achieved through providing technical and operation manuals, organizing field and laboratory trainings and workshops and developing recommendations to be used by the respective NPPOs, in implementation of phytosanitary activities for international movement of seeds. In addition, the promotion of changes in the consciousness of general public and related private sectors through this project will contribute to preventing introduction and spread of pests associated with the international movement of seeds. Also, the project achievements and findings can be useful reference for the member consultations on the draft ISPM on seeds, which has been elaborated in the IPPC framework, and will contribute to the harmonization of relevant phytosanitary measures.

To promote a more prudent antimicrobial usage within the Asian livestock production industry leading to a reduction in antimicrobial resistance.

The project aims at reducing the spread of H5N1 in poultry in the country, thus minimizing the risk of contagion to other mammals and humans and the possibility of a pandemic.

Cooperation in Plant Protection by member countries in the Region

Cooperation in Plant Protection by member countries in the Region

Commission for Controlling the Desert Locust in South-West Asia

The overall goal of the project is to protect the health of the consumers and ensure fair practices in the food trade within ASEAN countries as well as with other countries including Japan. The project also aims to establish a stronger relationship between ASEAN countries and the donor, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan.

The project will contribute to the food and livelihood security of smallholders, by integrating them into agricultural value chains (dairy, fishery and vegetable) that link them to new market opportunities.

To support Pacific SIDS in meeting their obligations to implement and effectively enforce global, regional and sub-regional arrangements for the conservation and management of transboundary oceanic fisheries thereby increasing sustainable benefits derived from these fisheries.

The Objective of the project is to reduce priority unintentionally produced POPs (uPOPs) emissions arising from poor waste management practices, thus meeting parties? Convention obligations to improve the management of chemicals in countries in the Pacific region, through assistance in the development and implementation of uPOPs strategies and guidelines, vocational training of waste workers, training of PIC staff in improved chemicals management, and the development of a regional waste oil export and reuse system.

The project objective is to strengthen the capacity within SAARC to support regional coordination for the control of TADs. This will be achieved through strengthening the Regional Support Unit, Regional Epidemiology Centre and Regional Diagnostic Laboratories. These structures will enable the SAARC member countries (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka) to address common issues related to TADs that are predominantly spread by informal cross-border value chains in livestock products.

To stimulate local innovation using SRI/FFS approaches to sustainably improve agricultural productivity and food security in the context of climate change adaptation, and to enhance research capacities to continue to support this development

To increase incomes of smallholder farmers through the development of GI value chains, improved market access and increased recognition of GI by consumers.

The Asian 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.

To conserve biodiversity in Fiji, Samoa, Vanuatu and Niue by expanding and consolidating their networks of PAs, building capacity for conservation management and sustainable use of biodiversity and reducing forest and land degradation.

To protect Aquatic resources and stocks, to maintain and enhance biodiversity in the Coral Triangle/South China Sea (SCS) region through application of strategies and technologies for fisheries bycatch management.

To improve health and reduce environmental risk through capacity building for the proper management, and sustainable use, of agricultural and industrial chemicals. Its geographical focus is on the Greater Mekong Subregion.

The project will provide additional staff time in carrying out activities relating to activities in the implementation of the World Food Summit commitments, the Plan of Action and its Rome Declaration which explicitly made references to the importance of polices.