FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS

FAO/GHS New Agreement-PIO

The goal of the FAO Strengthening Rural Livelihoods and Food Security Activity is to improve food security, nutrition, and resilience in environmentally sustainable ways for vulnerable smallholder farming families and households in targeted areas of Afghanistan that are experiencing significant l

Two year agriculture and ERMS support to vulnerable populations in the DRC.

Preventive control and disaster risk reduction strategy will be supported by improving Desert Locust management, in particular locust monitoring for early warning and reaction as well as response capacities with minimized risks to human and the environment.

To support agriculture/livestock recovery in the Grand Sud, Madagascar.

New award to restore agricultural production, support production of quality seeds, diversity food and income sources, and improve early warning actions for drought affected communities in southern Madagascar.

To support the provision of emergency cash, livelihood, disaster reduction activities, and food security cluster support in Somalia

Enhancing Production and Market Access of Vegetables to Support Economic Diversification in Mongolia Total Estimated Amount: $1,999,334

TRANSFORM PIO Grant

Development of a sustainable system for pre-qualification of veterinary medicines

This is a new award to the UNFAO to support their Office of Emergencies and Resilience in strengthening the effectiveness, efficiency and accountability of FAO's emergency and resilience programs.

This is for a three year activity to improve national and regional locust management in Caucasus and Central Asia.

Emergency support to mitigate the effects of drought in Somali region of Ethiopia.

FY22 consolidate award to FAO to support anticipatory action and climate risk assessment.

Integrated livestock management for nutrition in children under five years of age in Chad

Risk-based interventions for smallholder pig farmers are implemented and adopted to better mitigate risks and to minimize impacts of ASF in all participating countries.

The purpose of this award is to provide financial support to Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations for a program entitled “Development of a data-driven geo-spatial information system to analyse risks and shocks to agricultural livelihoods and food systems in food crisis and disaste

New 15 month $2.2M IDA funded award to FAO for Agriculture interventions that will mitigate the impact of livestock diseases in Zimbabwe.

This new award to FAO funds a longitudinal evaluation of the impact of cash-based interventions on food security, resilience and livelihoods in Somalia. UNFAO also seeks to test the hypothesis that combining these short-term assistance programs with longer-term support has a larger impact on resilie

FY24 centrally managed global award to FAO to support their emergency responses around the world.

To provide support for agriculture and livestock to cyclone affected populations in Northeast Madagascar.

Activity to increase immediate access to adequate diversified food and income through enhanced household production capacities and resilient livelihoods in Sudan.

An award to conduct Seed Systems Security Assessments to strengthen capacity and enhance collaboration and coordination of agricultural assistance in emergencies. Activities include development of a roster of seed security assessment specialists, creating training for specialists, establishment of a

To provide support for humanitarian coordination and information management in Yemen.

To support FAO's APO program

FY23 Bureau of Resilience and Food Security (RFS) funds for FAO’s work in Dairy Net Zero and Resilient Livestock Livestock activities. This is a PIO Cost-Type Award to FAO, and serves as an umbrella agreement with a $20 million ceiling. This allows for RFS and Mission buy-ins for specific activitie

to FAO using local currency funds under IL#14 to assist the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security with fall army worm response and building capacity of the agricultural research.