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To reinforce the technical capacity of five MoA departments (Plant Pathology, Crop Production & Food Security, Land and Water, Planning and Coordination and Administration) that will enable the delivery of services to farmers and national stakeholders; To develop gender responsive Policies and Regulatory Frameworks Related to phytosanitation, including the identification of basic operational phytosanitary related systems needed.

The project will target a total of 4 400 smallholder drought-affected agropastoral households in the seven districts. Pulse and assorted nutrient dense Traditional Africa Vegetable (TAV) seed packages will be provided. This will enable the beneficiaries to rapidly resume their production of pulses and vegetables and produce edible food for household consumption and income generation. The project will contribute to enhancing the food security, livelihoods and resilience of drought-affected households.

The National Agriculture Sector Strategy (NASS) has four major goals: (1): Strengthen the institutional capacity of the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA); (2) Improve and rehabilitate productive agricultural infrastructure; (3) Increase and sustain agricultural production and (4) Develop and support effective agricultural input / commodity marketing systems.

The overall goal of the Joint Programme for Sustainable Charcoal Reduction and Alternative Livelihoods (PROSCAL) is to promote energy security and more resilient livelihoods through a gradual reduction of unsustainable charcoal production, trade and use in Somalia.

The overall objective of the project is to ensure that Somali food-, nutrition-, and livelihood security is strengthened at the household and community level thereby ensuring greater resilience to future shocks, such as those caused by conflict, drought, flood, disease or economic crises.

To prevent famine and mitigate the impact of drought in Somalia. To increase immediate access to food (and water) of the most vulnerable rural Somalis through unconditional cash transfers

FAO will provide rapid support to the most vulnerable rural households to help them make it through the harsh dry months of Jilaal until the next rains in April. With funding from DFID, FAO will respond to time-sensitive needs in drought-affected areas of southern Somalia

To strengthen community resilience through the use of flood risk and early warning information to improve flood risk management, and to develop the capacity of partners in flood risk management.

The overall objective of the project is to ensure that Somali food, nutrition, and livelihood security is strengthened at the household and community level thereby ensuring greater resilience to future shocks, such as those caused by conflict, drought and floods.

Emergency support to save lives, protect livelihoods and build resilience in drought-affected rural areas of Somalia

Protect the lives and livelihoods of 186 350 drought affected households through immediate cash relief, seasonally appropriate farming inputs and livestock preservation

The overall objective of the project is to ensure that Somali food, nutrition, and livelihood security is strengthened at the household and community level thereby ensuring greater resilience to future shocks, such as those caused by conflict, drought and floods.

This project will contribute to the creation of sustainable skilled employment among the youth of Somalia?s Indian Ocean coastal communities based on access to currently untapped marine fisheries resources and livestock value chain trade through a number of activities. The foreseen impact will be the improved livelihoods through the provision of employment opportunities to your at risk of recruitment into piracy of communities on the Indian Ocean coast of Somalia

FAO Resilience sub-Programme- 2016 "Building household and community resilience and response capacity to shocks and stresses"

With FFP funding, FAO will assist approximately 12 000 vulnerable households with cash transfers through cash-for-work activities to help families meet their immediate food needs, and other critical needs. At the same time, the work performed will rehabilitate productive infrastructure (e.g. water and soil conservation structures, irrigation canals, feeder roads and mangrove forests). This includes infrastructure that communities need in order to emerge and recover from the drought conditions, by improving water availability, access and use efficiency.

FAO emergency interventions in Somalia aim at prevention, mitigation and response to natural disasters

The project aims to strengthen the resilience of the communities through improved food security, increased income and stabilization of productive resources (soil, water and germplasm)

Revitalize and expand the Somali economy with a focus on livelihood enhancement, employment generation, and broad-based inclusive growth. Increase targeted households and communities' food production and consumption in a sustainable manner (FRP); make them able torestore/maintain their productive capacity when faced with chronic pressure or shocks (IHRA)

The Overall Objective is to improve the livelihoods and enhance resilience to shocks and disasters of livestock dependent households in Somalia and the Specific Objective is to enhance market access of Somali livestock and livestock products

The overall objective of the project is to ensure that Somali food, nutrition, and livelihood security is strengthened at the household and community level thereby ensuring greater resilience to future shocks, such as those caused by conflict, drought and floods.

Increased availability and use of FAO-SWALIM information in water and land resources management, early warning, preparedness, response and resilience building, allowing informed decision making in sustainable natural resources management, planning and interventions.

Increase the sustainable access to basic humanitarian services for vulnerable populations, to enhance local resilience in response to natural or conflict driven disaster and assist in the development of sustainable management and utilization of Somali resources

To contribute to the achievement of the purpose of the Economic Development to promote resilience in the Somalia Joint Strategy Paper for the period 2008 - 2013 namely: Income increased and food insecurity reduced through support to economic growth.

At risk households anticipate, resist, absorb and recover in a timely and efficient manner from external pressures and shocks in ways that preserve integrity and do not deepen vulnerability.

To strengthen and protect sustainable livelihoods within the fisheries sector in Somalia through improved food security and resilience to shocks and crises.

The key objective of the proposed project is to increase sustainable access to land and other natural resources in order to facilitate productive investments as well as to facilitate the country's social and economic development.

The overall objective of the project is to ensure that Somali food, nutrition, and livelihood security is strengthened at the household and community level thereby ensuring greater resilience to future shocks, such as those caused by conflict, drought, flood, disease or economic crises.

The overall goal of the programme [hereafter referred as PROSCAL] is to promote energy security and more resilient livelihoods through a gradual reduction of unsustainable charcoal production, trade and use.

This project was developed with Fishermen?s Associations after they approached FAO in 2015, asking for help with improving safety of their members. A project of this nature, empowering the fishermen themselves to take responsibility for the safety of their colleagues has a much greater chance of success than a programme imposed on them by outside agencies

The main objective of Public work Component of UNJP on youth employment is to rehabilitate productive infrastructure in target locations through 30,000 short-term jobs (16,000 rural and 14,000 urban).

To assist the African Union Commission/Department of Rural Economy and Agriculture (AUC/DREA) to play its main role of leading and coordinating the implementation of Malabo declaration. To help to enhance DREA's effectiveness and leadership in CAADP support activities at REC and Member States levels. To allow FAO and DREA to implement the agreed programmes and to increase the involvement of all key stakeholders in participatory manner in the process of Malabo implementation.

Faire une revue documentaire de l'état de mise en ?uvre des différents documents existants de politiques et stratégies an niveau des pays, et procéder à la formulation d?un document de projet pour l'élaboration de la Politique et stratégie régionales de de l'irrigation

The ultimate goal of the process supported by the project will be a COMESA Regional Agricultural Investment Plan - RAIP for the period 2017 ? 2021. The project will provide technical assistance to COMESA in the preparation, review and finalization of their RAIP, including the preparation of implementation instruments following approval. The project will prioritize transboundary issues that will facilitate the improved implementation of NAIPs within the COMESA region. The project?s outputs are 1) A costed COMESA Regional Agricultural Investment Plan is prepared with FAO?s assistance and 2) Tools to support effective RAIP implementation are further developed with FAO?s assistance, including specifically (i) a regional financing mechanisms to support resource mobilisation for financing implementation of COMESA RAIP and (ii) a Community of Practice-Virtual Knowledge Sharing Team.

Renforcer les capacités institutionnelles en vue d?une meilleure intégration des interventions de protection aux politiques agricoles; Veiller à ce que les programmes de protection sociale contribuent à la lutte contre la faim et à la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle ; Maximiser les synergies avec les politiques agricoles; Soutenir l?élaboration de stratégies coordonnées pour le dévelopement rural.

Améliorer l'accès et l'utilisation de variétés adaptées du quinoa à travers l'introduction, l'évaluation et l'utilisation afin d'améliorer les moyens d?existence des petits exploitants.

To provide positive incentives to developing countries for reducing emissions from forests, and for enhancing and sustainably managing their forests.

The overall goal of this TCP intervention is to facilitate access to social protection measures, including appropriate social security schemes for rural workers and members of their families.

This project helps address priority gaps by providing technical support for the establishment of a continental agribusiness platform, development of a regulatory framework for agribusiness partnerships and building capacity of the domestic private sector and agribusiness support organizations. The above will ultimately contribute to more coherent and efficiency programming, implementation and coordination of agribusiness policies and strategies across the African continent at regional and national levels as well as to creating a policy environment favorable to private sector investment in the agricultural sector.

Obtenir une agriculture intensive et durable avec une productivité accrue et soutenue par le développement de l?irrigation dans l'espace CEDEAO.

To contribute to enhanced institutional capacity of ECOWAS in livestock development. To establish and strengthen specialized networks of experts in the livestock sub-sector and streamline the working relationships and reporting channels of the different ECOWAS units involved in implementing livestock related activities

Contribuer à la création de conditions favorables à la mise en oeuvre de la Politique Forestière de la CEDEAO et de la politique environnementale de la CEDEAO, ce qui garantira une coopération sous-régionale réussie et renforcera la gestion et l'utilisation durables des ressources forestières et fauniques en Afrique de l'Ouest.

The project aims to strengthen food and nutrition security in the Horn of Africa and Sahel regions

The TCP Project is aimed at enhancing the capacity of the AUC to provide assistance to its Member States and the Regional Economic Communities to develop sustainable strategies within the forestry sector.

The overarching goal of the TCP is to ensure that agricultural transformation and inclusive agricultural growth fully responds to the needs of women and youth farmers in ECOWAS member countries.

To contribute to enhancing evidence-based decision making on the management, planning and development of the fisheries sector in West Africa through a reliable fisheries statistical information system

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Develop sustainable and productive rice systems in Africa to increase food security and enhance sustainable development of the rice food chain among the smallholder farmers in the region.

Objectif global: Améliorer la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle des populations des régions d'intervention au Mali et au Burkina Faso, affectées par les chocs climatiques récurrents, à travers le renforcement de la résilience de leurs moyens d'existence face aux aléas climatiques. Spécifiquement: i) renforcer la gouvernance en matière de sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle au niveau national mais surtout au niveau décentralisé avec une approche multi acteurs et le renforcement de la redevabilité mutuelle de toutes les parties prenantes ii) Faire adopter l?approche champs écoles agro-pastoraux comme plateforme de diffusion et d?adoption d?interventions pro-résilientes et sensibles à la nutrition et au genre, iii) capitaliser diffuser des pratiques pro-résilientes et sensibles à la nutrition et au genre au Sahel et en Afrique.

Value chain development in support of sustainable intensification in Africa

To enhance the resilience of populations affected by food insecurity and malnutrition and minimize the impact of food and nutrition crises in West Africa.

Objectif principal: Renforcer l?efficacité des dispositifs locaux de Réduction des risques de catastrophe (RRC) au Sahel Objectif spécifique: Formuler des recommandations à l'endroit de bailleurs de fonds et décideurs nationaux et régionaux. sur des mécanismes clés de Réduction de risques de catastrophe (RRC) en particulier en matière d'alerte précoce, de préparation à la réponse et réponse précoce des communautés, face aux risques de sécheresse.

Identify specific needs of small and medium agro-enterprises in Sub-Saharan Africa (including processors, farmers? organisations and other relevant actors of perishable agro-food and fisheries value chains) of food packaging and solutions to address them in a sample of selected countries (Cote d?Ivoire, Mali, Gambia, Nigeria; Zambia and, if possible, Cameroun, Kenya and Tanzania)

Enhanced livelihoods and incomes of pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in the IGAD Region, through improved competitiveness of the livestock and meat trade to the Middle East and Gulf countries.

Strengthen Food and Nutrition Security in Africa and in particular, support the delivery of the Regional Initiatives (RIs) agreed by Member countries

To increase resilience to shocks of vulnerable households in food insecurity.

To contribute to the strengthening and sustainability of rural development policies by strengthening family farming in cooperating partner countries.

To reduce the threat posed by infectious diseases that impact public health, animal health, food safety and food and income security in the Horn of Africa; specifically targeting Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.

Reinforce the forest functions, structure and viability of forest ecosystems in the Congo Basin with special regard to faunal biodiversity and the regulations for the management of hunting

Creating conducive and participatory change enviroment through evidence-based advocacy and knowedge creation. Building institutional and individual capacity in policy analysis, formulation and implementation to undertake institutional strengthening of veterinary sercives. Encouraging change through supporting initiatives with high leverage effects.

The project will build on the commonalities to strengthen intraregional collaborative approaches whilst recognizing the particularities of each country such as their economic status. The project will mainly be implemented in three countries (Cabo Verde, Guinea Bissau and Seychelles) and predominantly address the main area of work on ?Promotion of efficient and climate-smart practices, strategies and policies for food production, sustainable value chain and rural development? of the Interregional Initiative on SIDS, but all six African SIDS countries will benefit through intraregional exchange and knowledge sharing activities.

Identify of trends, opportunities and constraints are identified for rice value chains, in selected CARD countries across Africa. Cross-comparative analysis of business models operating along rice value chains and their relevance for food losses, responsible investment and inclusiveness of small value chains actors. Validate and disseminate findings with Ministries of Agriculture, Trade, and Finance, private sectors representatives, and development partner organizations.

Improved coordination of partners active in food loss reduction including major partners such as Rockefeller, improve the synergies and coherence between their actions and ensure alignment to the targets of the Malabo Roadmap; Technical and supervisory support for the RF and service providers interventions for the reduction of FLW as per the Roadmap; Improved capacity of AU member countries in the design and implementation of post harvest policy, strategies and programmes; Regional fora organized in partnership with African Union to share findings from studies, learn lessons and disseminate good practices and success stories

To contribute to rural women's empowerment in order to enhance the productivity and efficiency of the agricultural sector. The project is also expected to have an impact at the household level (through more equitable distribution of incomes and gender roles within households), as well as impacts at the community level (through spillover effects). Measures that focus on processes that bring changes both at community and households levels (i.e. the Dimitra Clubs) will be essential to achieve lasting results. Furthermore, the project will strengthen the ability and commitment of beneficiary countries to design and implement agriculture-related programmes that benefit women and men equally.

support small and medium sized agricultural enterprises to improve sustainability through efficient resource management practices

improve food security and alleviate poverty in rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa affected by tsetse-transmitted trypanosomosis.

`Rural young women and men in Benin, Cameroon, Malawi and Niger have greater opportunities for entrepreneurship and enterprise development opportunities and access to decent farm and non-farm employment'

The project contributes to the overall development goal of the ECOWAP/CAADP RAIP to modernize the agricultural sector to achieve food security in the perspective of regional integration. The long-term impact will be a contribution towards the transformation of the agriculture sectors into one that has increased productivity and incomes and increased resilience to climate change; thereby contributing to reducing hunger and poverty in the target countries, and as such contributing to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as well as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The overall objective to which the project will contribute is increased food security and incomes of small producers. The specific objective of the project is to improve the livelihoods of small producers engaged in the roots and tubers value chains in selected African ACP countries through the promotion of linkages to domestic and regional markets

Les revenus, l'alimentation et la nutrition des groupes cibles sont améliorés durablement via l'intensification, la diversification, la valorisation de la production agricole, et le renforcement des capacités des acteurs.

Contribute to the eradication of hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition

Capacity Development and Experience Sharing for Sustainable Rice Value Chain Development in Africa through South-South Cooperation

The objective of the project is to create decent employment opportunities for the youth in six (6) West Africa Countries through sustainable aquaculture systems and cassava value chains

The overall objective of the programme is then to contribute to an increased level of social, economic and environmental development a deeper integration in the ESA-IO region through the sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources while the specific objective of the project To support the implementation of the ESA-IO Fisheries Strategy for sustainable management and development of the fisheries sector.

Governments, regional organizations and their development partners adopt policies and implement strategies that maximize the nutritional impact and sustainability of food and agriculture systems.

Codex Capacity Building Workshop for Africa

Main: To strengthen the risk-based food control in Sub-Saharan Africa by the mean of the Total Diet Study (TDS) as a tool to assess food chemical concentration. Specific: (i) To provide risk managers with the scientific basis needed to carry out its activities to protect human health (ii) To promote safe food production and trade at both national and international level.

The African 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

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Le projet contribue à l'amélioration des conditions de vie et de la sécurité alimentaire des ménages dépendants des forêts, et notamment des groupes les plus vulnérables, à travers la conservation et à la gestion durable des PFNL en Afrique Centrale, et plus spécifiquement au Burundi, en Guinée Equatoriale, au Rwanda, à Sao Tomé-et-Principe et au Tchad. Le projet vise essentiellement à mettre en place, dans les pays concernés, un cadre institutionnel qui permet aux communautés locales de tirer profit des PFNL en levant les barrières à leur gestion et commercialisation durable. Pour obtenir cet effet direct, les produits suivants sont attendus : - Produit 1 : Un cadre politique et juridique national qui intègre les directives de la COMIFAC sur les PFNL et les principes du droit à une alimentation adéquate est établit dans chaque pays ; - Produit 2 : Les capacités des acteurs impliqués dans le secteur des PFNL sont améliorées ; - Produit3 : L?information sur l?importance des PFNL dans le développement économique et social est accessible ;

This Project aims to contribute to the strengthening of SFP, in a sustainable way, in the selected African countries. More specifically, it aims to: - To share/disseminate successful experiences from Brazil, to adapt and apply them in line with country needs, aimed to strengthen school feeding in educational and food and nutrition security policies. - Develop public policy that links family agriculture to school feeding, school gardens and nutrition education in schools. - Strengthen family farming through improved technologies and encourage the establishment of producer organizations. - Develop national and local capacities in school feeding.

Exploiter ces immenses potentialités régionales pour promouvoir une agriculture productive et durable, capable d?assurer la sécurité et la souveraineté alimentaires de la région, vecteur de développement économique, de croissance des exportations et de réduction de la pauvreté en milieu rural

Contribute to sustainable improvement of competitiveness, value addition, and the viability of African cotton value chains to optimize overall impact on the income of cotton producers.

The natural resources of the Kagera river basin, which rises in Burundi and flows through Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania into Lake Victoria, are facing increasing pressures and degradation as a result of population pressures, the intensification of agricultural and livestock activities and unsustainable land use systems and management practices. The basin’s land and freshwater resource base, its associated biodiversity and thereby human livelihoods and food security are threatened by declining productive capacity and resource value of the cropland, rangeland and forests and by wetland encroachment. The PDF-B grant aims to improve knowledge and strengthen capacities at local, technical and policy levels for the preparation of an integrated agro-ecosystems and biodiversity management framework - the Transboundary Agro-ecosystems Management Programme (TAMP). The full scale project will support the implementation of TAMP with the long-term goal to protect the integrity of the ecosystems of the lower Kagera Basin and to harness global environmental benefits through ensuring the productive and sustainable use of the biodiversity resources and agricultural ecosystems. The TAMP will mobilise the adoption of productive and sustainable land management and livelihood strategies of local populations in range, agro-pastoral and arable lands. An integrated ecosystem management approach across the transboundary river basin will help combat degradation, rehabilitate degraded lands and achieve local and global environmental benefits in terms of biodiversity conservation, protection of international waters and mitigating the effects of climate change through enhanced carbon sequestration.