In February 2015, the Russian Federation and FAO signed an Agreement for the establishment of the FAO Liaison Office in Moscow. This Agreement envisages that the Russian Federation provides and annual contribution to cover the cost of office supplies, general operating expenses and Office rent.

The Agreement envisages that the Russian Federation provides three national administrative personnel to support the functioning of the office and will continue to be responsible for their salaries, social, medical and other related costs. This annual contribution is expected to cover the costs related to the above three administrative personnel for the FAO Liaison Office in Moscow.

Elaboration of the concept and perspective of development programmes for the selected breeds based on a solid assessment of the existing situation of the genetic resources and their production systems

To build a better knowledge platform on the needs and constraints for smallholders and family farms in each of the focus countries as a basis for strengthening the RI.

In-depth analysis of the epidemiological situation and assessment of costs, together with the development of awareness strategies and materials, and the drafting of a project concept note to implement a long term cost-effective LSD eradication strategy in the Balkan region.

Facilitate integration of small producers and business operators in short value chains through the creation and maintenance of private business or public partnerships

Harmonizing the national phytosanitary measures and procedures with international ones

To strenghten the capacities and coordination for disaster reduction including climate change adaptation, emergency preparedness and resilience at regional, national and municipality level

The project objective will apply a tested method of conducting an empirical field survey and using the results in a georeferenced data assessment (so-called Woodfuel Integrated Supply/Demand Overview Mapping methodology, WISDOM).

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Prevention and control of lumpy skin disease in the Balkan Region improved

The project is focused on strengthening technical capacities of and enabling environment in targeted countries and is expected to produce: - improved awareness of key national stakeholders and general public on the risks related to AMR for humans, food, animals, plants and the environment is improved and the food and agriculture sector is actively involved in the development of multi-sectoral National Action Plans (NAPs) on AMR; - improved ability of target countries to assess and analyze the existing AMR and AMU knowledge, and strengthened capacities and regulatory frameworks related to AMU in food, agriculture, fisheries and livestock; - integrated surveillance systems on AMR supported by assessment and strengthened capacity of national laboratories and related infrastructure to collect and share data on detection of AMR and antimicrobial residue.

To support the Organization of the FAO Informal Consultation and the European Commission on Agriculture (ECA) in Budapest in 2015 and 2017

Establishing and implement in each participating country up-dated management plans for each specific fishery, through coordinated scientific investigations and data-gathering, as well as through joint multi-disciplinary analysis.

To safeguard POPs pesticides, dispose of obsolete pesticides poswing high risk to public health and environement and implement sound pest and pesticides management programme in Central Asia countries and Turkey

The overall objective of this project is to assist the ECO Secretariat and member countries in formulation of an Regional Programme for Food Security (RPFS), including regional, sub regional and national components, as well as in strengthening capacities of both ECO and member states to ensure a successful and sustainable implementation and monitoring of the RPFS.

The overall objective of the project is to contribute towards better protection of environment and public health in the ENPI East region and Central Asia, through reducing the risk posed by hazardous waste and chemical life cycle management in the region, placing specific emphasis on pesticides as a model group of hazardous chemicals.

The objective of this project is to assist the participating countries to be able to establish and implement mechanisms for formulation and implementation of updated management plans for each specific fishery, through coordinated scientific investigation and data-gathering as well as through joint and multi-disciplinary analysis, undertaken in partnership with the industry.

Assist the participating countries to be able to establish and implement mechanisms for formulation and implementation of updated management plans for each specific fishery, through coordinated scientific investigation and data-gathering as well as through joint and multi-disciplinary analysis, undertaken in partnership with the industry.