The project “Building Capacities through South-South Cooperation (SSTC)” provides a tailor-made modality supporting key thematic areas of the FAO-Türkiye Partnership Programme on Food and Agriculture (FTPP II) and the FAO-Türkiye Forestry Partnership Programme (FTFP), specifically through the deployment of Turkish SSTC experts to project sites, as needed and requested by the beneiciary countries.

The “Improving Biodiversity and Sustainable Forestry” project is an initiative designed to enhance biodiversity conservation and promote sustainable forest management across Central Asia, the Caucasus, and Montenegro. Implemented under the FAO-Türkiye Forestry Partnership Programme (FTFP) and funded by the Republic of Türkiye, the project directly contributes to regional climate resilience and global biodiversity goals.With forests under increasing pressure from deforestation, overgrazing, and climate change, the project strengthens ecosystem resilience by fostering regional collaboration, policy advancements, and capacity-building efforts. It supports the commitments made at the 2018 Ministerial Roundtable on Forest...

The "Sustainable Beekeeping and Exchange of Cooperation between Türkiye and Ukraine" project, part of the FAO-Türkiye Partnership Programme on Food and Agriculture (FTPP II), enhances sustainable apiculture with a USD 200,000 budget. It addresses key challenges like bee health, pesticide risks, and market access, while fostering collaboration between the two nations. The project focuses on three core outputs: policy recommendations for sustainable beekeeping, a roadmap for spatial information exchange, and capacity building for educators through modernized training and knowledge-sharing.

The "Enhancing the Capacity of the Turkish International Forestry Training Centre" project is being implemented as part of the FAO-Türkiye Forestry Partnership Programmes. This project aims to strengthen and upgrade the Centre, enabling it to provide sustainable forestry training courses for both Turkish and international trainees. The publication highlights key features of the project, including its objectives, donor, duration, budget, and beneficiaries. Additionally, the flyer provides information on the scope of the project.  

The project titled "Enhancing agricultural land market development to address land abandonment and improve land consolidation procedures" aims to support the introduction of a land banking instrument in connection with an ongoing land consolidation programme in Türkiye and a planned programme in Azerbaijan, and assess the need for land market development and the feasibility of land management instruments in Uzbekistan.