Fao projects in ethiopia. Irrigation policy and strategy in Ethiopia.

Fao projects in ethiopia 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate support to pastoral communities - UF11G27 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A farmer herding cattle. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and climate The Organization’s programmes and projects are therefore informed by the five-year Country Programming Framework (CPF) for strategic cooperation with the Government of Ethiopia, from 2022 - 2025. Climate-related shocks have left the country particularly vulnerable. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in The report presents initial results from FAO projects initiated in Eastern Africa two years ago, highlighting an increase in farmers’ resilience to climate variability, as well as enhanced food security. Implementing period: 11/1/2014 - 9/30/2017. FAO supports the Afar regional governmentҳ effort to improve the livelihood of pastoral and semi-pastoral households - UF11FZ8 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - A woman transferring Multi-Nutrient Blocks (MNBs) to a truck for transport, outside the compound where they are made, seen in the background. FAO supports - UF13UI1 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Cattle farmers watering their herd at the hand dug well under renovation by the community. Key initiatives currently being led by the Agriculture Transformation Agency (ATA) and its partners, including the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) are the Ethiopian Soil Information System (EthioSIS) project, the Shallow Ground Water mapping, ATA's National Market Information System, the 8028-farmer hotline, ATA's flagship project and ATA Rural Financial Services. FAO supports the Afar regional governmentҳ effort to improve the livelihood of pastoral and semi-pastoral households - UF12KT1 FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 10 February 2016, Addis Ababa. * Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations; * Immediate support to - UF11G1W FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A man collecting water from a hand dug well that is being renovated by the community. 2020. - UF11FZ2 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - A farmer drinking fresh milk from a container. Local communities organized a date palm This nursery was managed by the Tigray Region’s horticulture department, and later on maintained and improved to serve FAO-supported nursery project aimed to grow and distribute highland fruit seedlings to the local farmers. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and climate change, through - UF11FT3 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 9 June 2010, Alamata - A view of Hashenge Lake and surrounding mountains. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in Fao projects in . Full Project Proposal Format at Treaty-Fund@fao. Ethiopia - This water pond (water harvesting structure) was constructed with the support of FAO in Gewane District of Afar Region, to collect water from rain. TCPF: Developing FAO Ethiopia`s Climate Change Strategy: 2024: 2025: 70,000$ TCP/ETH/4005/C2 : TCPF: Investment Facilitation for Agrifood Systems Transformation in Ethiopia: 2024: 2025: 99,000$ TCP/ETH/3901 : Country Profiles FAO Members Gateway Names of Countries and Territories (NOCS) Low-Income Food-Deficit countries. FAO supports - UF12KSR FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 08 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Farmers use maize thresher machine provided by FAO to reduce post-harvest loss in Gewane district of Aafar region in Ethiopia. Third Call for Proposals of the Benefit-sharing Fund: Guidelines for the development of full project proposals Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Targeted developing country/ies:, Egypt, Ethiopia, Jordan and Sudan Other Contracting Party/ies involved: Stakeholders in Ethiopia have called for more investment in digital innovation to improve the productivity and digital transformation of the agriculture sector. 1 Government Ministries, Departments and Units 25 4. The CPF has identified four Programme Priority Areas (PPA) for the upcoming four years in Ethiopia: Improved Agricultural Solutions (IAS) Project, initiated and funded by DFID, is supported by FAO with the coordination of overall implementation process, technical backstopping, guidance and facilitations. - UF11FZE FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010 Chiffra Woreda - A farmer plowing fields with the help of cattle. In the foreground can be seen teff, maize and sorghum crops. To save the lives and livelihoods of flood-affected - UF11FUI FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 13 June 2010, Agere Maryam - A view of a village on a foggy morning in the highlands. * Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy - UF11G2O FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A sign showing the FAO-EU Project. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and climate change, through FAO Ethiopia is currently supporting implementation of over 27 projects with an estimated value of more than USD 85 321 308 million. FAO-EU Project: OSRO/ETH/909/NOR - Reducing the vulnerability of Afar pastoral and agro-pastoral communities to recurrent drought. The heads of the three UN food agencies are visiting Ethiopia to highlight the critical food and nutrition security situation. Yerbur Lokuaruk, a project participant and a father of six Ethiopia faces a cascade of recurring shocks that have eroded people’s capacity to cope and continue to engage in their livelihood activities. FAOҳ water and income diversification projects have become instrumental to tackle the negative impacts of El Niño - UF11FTB FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 9 June 2010, Mekele - Daily life in the streets. The project focuses on fruit production (apples, plums, apricots, pears), which enhances food security and nutrition. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure - UF11G4K FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - A farmer woman milking a cow while her husband holds the calf away for a moment. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF11G1Y FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Men collecting water in a hand dug well renovated with the help of an FAO project. As well to reduced morbidity and mortality due Global Health Security (GHS) Project - Enhancing Animal Health and One Health capacities to mitigate zoonotic diseases and AMR risks and threats in Ethiopia 2023 2027 © FAO Ethiopia faces major humanitarian challenges, mainly driven by climate and economic shocks, armed conflict and food chain threats. - UF11G2G FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A farmer herding cattle. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method of providing a range of - UF11FZ1 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - A farmer drinking fresh milk from a container. The call was made at the launch workshop for the Food and - UF11G20 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Men collecting water in a hand dug well renovated with the help of an FAO project. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF11G28 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A farmer herding cattle. Ethiopia is one of the original members of FAO, joining the organization in 1948. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate support to pastoral communities - UF11FYU FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - A farmer woman feeding cattle with Multi-Nutrient Blocks (MNB). On-going projects – FAO Ethiopia (with charge code) updated in May 2016 59 Annex 4. To increase food security of 116 200 households through the - UF11G2F FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A view of the hand dug well under renovation by the community. To the left a pile of chaff made up of stalks from the teff plant can be seen. FAO-EU: OSRO/ETH/904/CHA - Joint Emergency Flood Mitigation Action in four woredas of - UF11G39 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 15 June 2010, Bahir Dar - FAO Project Manager Ato Abubeker Ali explaining the embankments upon which he and some local people are standing, built through the FAO project along the banks of the Gumara River. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF11G1R FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Men collecting water in a hand dug well renovated with the help of an FAO project. FAO supports the Afar regional governmentҳ effort to improve the livelihood of pastoral and semi-pastoral households - UF130F0 30 August 2017, Hayelom, Tigray, Ethiopia - A farmer working in a field, attending FAO's Fruit and Cactus Pear Production Project. Donor: EU(EDF). The EASYPol home page is available at: FAOҳ water and income diversification projects have become instrumental to tackle the negative impacts of El Niño induced drought for pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in the Afar 22/09/2021. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method of - UF12KT7 FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 8 February 2016. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF12KSU FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 08 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Farmers use maize thresher machine provided by FAO to reduce post-harvest loss in Gewane district of Aafar region in Ethiopia. 5 million project to improve post-harvest management of maize, wheat, FAO priorities and initiatives Ethiopia is one of the focus countries for the implementation of FAO regional initiative “Africa’s Renewed Partnership to End Hunger by 2025”. 22 February 2024, Addis Ababa - A joint project by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) has recorded major achievements in restoring the livelihoods of the pastoral and agropastoral communities in the Somali and Oromia regions in Ethiopia. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate support to pastoral communities - UF11FYK FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 07 June 2010 Mehoni - Local farmers winnowing teff after the harvest while some cattle graze on the chaff. To save the lives and livelihoods of flood-affected households in - UF11G2S FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Community members renovating a hand dug well. Accenting the "culture" in agriculture 20. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure - UF11FSU FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 5 June 2010, Hiwane - An FAO-EU Project beneficiary surveying her crops. Addis Ababa. The report, titled ‘Adapting to Climate Change through Land and Water Management in Eastern Africa: Results of Pilot Projects in Ethiopia - UF11FUM FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 13 June 2010, Agere Maryam - A small village and its cattle waking up on a foggy morning in the highlands. New Hand-in-Hand initiative project . FAO supports - UF11G52 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010 Chiffra Woreda - A farmer plowing fields with the help of cattle. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method - UF11FT1 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 05 June 2010, Hiwane - An FAO-EU Project beneficiary feeding and tending to her cattle and sheep. FAO supports the Afar regional governmentҳ effort to improve the livelihood of pastoral and semi-pastoral households - UF12KSV FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 08 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Farmers use maize thresher machine provided by FAO to reduce post-harvest loss in Gewane district of Aafar region in Ethiopia. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method of providing a range of nutrients required by the - UF11G2T FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Cattle farmers watering their herd at the hand dug well under renovation by the community. The FAO Representation in Ethiopia is complementing this program 22/02/2024 - Addis Ababa: A joint project by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) has recorded major achievements in restoring the livelihoods of the pastoral and agropastoral communities in the Somali and Oromia regions in Ethiopia. These challenges are underlined by economic The FAO Representation in Ethiopia has been operational since 1981, providing technical assistance to the Government of Ethiopia in combating hunger and malnutrition. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method of providing a range of - UF11G1T FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Men collecting water in a hand dug well renovated with the help of an FAO project. To ensure a plentiful harvest she planted a variety of crops: maize, onions and potatoes. Objective: Improved food security and improved resilience to drought (and other natural disasters) in the pastoral lowland communities of Ethiopia. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate - UF11G50 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 13 June 2010, Awasa - Cattle grazing on the banks of Ziway Lake. FAO-EU Project: GCP/ETH/060/BEL - Improving Nutrition and Household Food Security in Northern Shoa & Southern Zone of Tigray (Phase II GCP/ETH/056/BEL). FAO. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and - UF11G2B FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Cattle farmers watering their herd at the hand dug well under renovation by the community. Addis Ababa - Stakeholders in Ethiopia highlighted the importance of the Moringa subsector as a critical component of food and nutrition security, climate resilience, and livelihood improvement. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure - UF11FYP FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010 Chiffra Woreda - A farmer plowing fields with the help of cattle. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF11G1V FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A man collecting water from a hand dug well that is being renovated by the community. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency - UF11G26 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Farmers herding cattle. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency - UF11FWC FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 14 June 2010, Robit Village, Bahir Dar - A woman sorting seeds and drying them in the sun while a cow grazes in the yard. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate - UF11G22 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Community members renovating a hand dug well. TCPF: Developing FAO Ethiopia`s Climate Change Strategy: 2024: 2025: 70,000$ TCP/ETH/4005/C2 : TCPF: Investment Facilitation for Agrifood Systems Transformation in Ethiopia: 2024: 2025: 99,000$ TCP/ETH/3901 : 04/03/2021. Action Against Desertification 6. In response, FAO has launched a three-year (2020 – 2023) USD 500 000 Technical Cooperation Project that is in line with the Organization’s Hand-in-Hand initiative. FAO supports the Afar regional governmentҳ effort to improve the livelihood of pastoral and semi-pastoral households FAO will help strengthen critical functions for pandemic prevention, preparedness and response in Paraguay through a new project implemented from 2024 until 2026 as one of the Pandemic Fund projects. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - The Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) organized a farmers' field day under the theme of "Post-Harvest Handling Technologies - The Project's full title: Strengthening Agri-food systems for safe and healthy diets in Ethiopia - GCP/ETH/103/EC: Introduction: Contribute to improve food security and nutrition of vulnerable populations in target areas. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and - UF11G25 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Community members renovating a hand dug well. Ethiopia: Small-scale irrigation consolidation project, Preparation - UF11G4E FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Men collecting water in a hand dug well renovated with the help of an FAO project. The CPF has identified four Programme Priority Areas (PPA) for the upcoming four years in Ethiopia: However, the World Bank notes that Ethiopia’s economy has experienced some of the strongest growth rates in the region. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and climate - UF11FZF FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010 Chiffra Woreda - A farmer plowing fields with the help of cattle. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method of providing a range of cSa ProgrammeS and ProjectS 20 StakeholderS in cSa activitieS 25 4. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate support to pastoral communities Disaster risk management and resilience support to the FAO Ethiopia’s programme and projects. FAO supports the Afar regional governmentҳ effort to improve the livelihood of pastoral and semi-pastoral households through animal and crop production, animal health and feed, FAO Project in Ethiopia Working to Enhance Smallholders’ Resilience to Climate Change Ethiopia recently announced its ‘Climate Resilient Green Economy’ which is anchored on ambitions to become a low-carbon middle income economy by 2025. FAO in Ethiopia; FAO Regional Office for Africa; FEWS NET - Ethiopia - UF11G2N FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A sign showing the FAO-EU Project. 75 million (USD 30 385 017) to the FAO project, "Livelihood response to mitigate the impacts of drought on food security and livelihoods", which was implemented from 1 February 2023 to 31 December 2023. FAO-EU: OSRO/ETH/904/CHA - Joint Emergency Flood Mitigation Action in four woredas of Amhara - UF11G29 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A farmer herding cattle. They made the remarks on 03 March 2021, during a Project Steering Committee meeting for a new three-year (2021 – 2024) project that will further develop the Moringa value - UF11FYE FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 7 June 2010, Mehoni - A local farmer inspecting a sorghum crop about to be harvested. 07/11/2023. org . FAO Ethiopia with financial support from the Italian Government also developed the project “Technical Assistance to Inclusive and - UF12KSX FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 10 February 2016, Addis Ababa. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF11FW5 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 14 June 2010, Robit Village, Bahir Dar - Villagers and a donkey crossing a river where a flood mitigation embankment was built through an FAO-EU project. - UF11FXV FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 7 June 2010, Adi Key - A farmer woman milking one of her cows. Bahir Dar - With funding from the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has launched a new USD 1. To save the lives and livelihoods of flood-affected households in Dembiya woreda of the - UF11FSQ FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 05 June 2010, Hiwane - An FAO-EU Project beneficiary feeding and tending to her cattle and sheep. Objective: The specific objective of the SHARE Ethiopia programme is to enhance drought resilience and improve food and nutrition security of vulnerable populations in the identified EU Clusters located in southern and eastern Ethiopia through a set of complementary interventions. To increase food security of 116 200 households through the distribution of emergency seed, vaccination of one - UF11G0E FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 11 June 2010, Yabello - A training course of facilitators for the establishment of Pastoral Field Schools (PFS) being held under the shade of a tree. 1990. Workers loading a truck with the MNBs in the background. FAO supports - UF11FXQ FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 07 June 2010 Mehoni - Local farmers winnowing teff after the harvest. . Start date: 01/11/2024: End date: 30/10/2026: Recipient / Target Areas: Global: Budget: 2 221 848: Donor: European Union : Project Code: GCP/GLO/1274/EC: SDG(S) 22/02/2024. 08. It has been serving the local people including to drink thousands of their animals when the drought season - UF11FT6 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 9 June 2010, Alamata - Farmers cultivating crop lands in the Hashenge Lake region. 2023. 1994a. This nursery was managed by the Tigray Region’s horticulture department, and later on maintained and improved to serve FAO-supported nursery project aimed to grow and distribute highland fruit seedlings to the local farmers. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and - UF12KSG FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 10 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Typical impact as water ponds have dried of the current El Nino induced drought in the Elidaar District of Afar Region in Ethiopia. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and climate - UF11G2E FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Cattle farmers watering their herd at the hand dug well under renovation by the community. The authors express their gratitude to Mitzi du Plessis for managing the editing, design and layout of the publication in collaboration with graphic designer Elke Momberg. FAO-EU Project: OSRO/RAF/913/EC - Regional Support Programme for the coordination and technical supervision of disaster and drought risk reduction in the Horn of Africa. Contacts. In a beacon of hope amid adversity, FAO in collaboration with the Tigray Bureau of Agriculture and Natural Resources with funding from the USAID – BHA, distributed 1 360 metric tonnes of The Organization’s programmes and projects are therefore informed by the five-year Country Programming Framework (CPF) for strategic cooperation with the Government of Ethiopia, from 2022 - 2025. FAO supports - UF12KSZ FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 10 February 2016, Addis Ababa. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure In July 2020, FAO and the Russian Federation have signed a $10 million Contribution Agreement aimed at boosting efforts to control and eliminate Desert Locusts in Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan and Uganda. Report of FAO Technical Cooperation Project TCP/ETH/8963. This project will undertake an in-depth participatory appraisal in two - UF11G1S FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A man collecting water from a hand dug well that is being renovated by the community. FAO Ethiopia with financial support from the Italian Government also developed the project “Technical Assistance to Inclusive and - UF12KSO FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 08 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Farmer Walao Mohamed in his onion garden in Gewane District . FAO-EU: OSRO/ETH/904/CHA - Joint Emergency Flood Mitigation Action in four woredas of Amhara Regional State of Ethiopia. Terminal Report of UNDP/FAO project ETH/88/001. To increase food security of 116 - UF12KSQ FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 08 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Farmers use maize thresher machine provided by FAO to reduce post-harvest loss in Gewane district of Aafar region in Ethiopia. FAO-EU Project: OSRO/RAF/606/NET - Immediate support to agro-pastoral communities as a drought mitigation response. Data collection tools/guidelines 62. 75 million (USD 30 385 017) to the FAO project, "Livelihood response to mitigate the impacts of drought on food security and livelihoods", which was - UF11G1X FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Community members renovating a hand dug well. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF11FYR FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010 Chiffra Woreda - Famers harvesting a teff crop. VSF Germany implemented IAS project in Dasenech Wereda, South Omo Zone, SNNP Regional State. The CPF has identified four Programme Priority Areas (PPA) for the upcoming four years in Ethiopia: - UF12KSB FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 09 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Cooperative members making baskets and mats from the harvest of the date palm, which they sell to the local market. org and PGRFA-Treaty@fao. Country: Ethiopia European Union: Start date: 01/05/2023: End date: 30/04/2026: Status: Ongoing : Donor The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany contributed EUR 27. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF11G4P FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 15 June 2010, Bahir Dar - FAO Project Manager Ato Abubeker Ali explaining the embankments upon which he and some local people are standing, built through the FAO project along the banks of the Gumara River to prevent recurrent flooding. * Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy - UF11G2C FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Cattle farmers watering their herd at the hand dug well under renovation by the community. Adapting irrigation to climate change (AICCA) - UF12KSW FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 10 February 2016, Addis Ababa. Traditionally people use steam water harvest for human and animal use. Barriers to Economic Progress This publication presents the results and lessons learned from the FAO-Sida supported pilot project “Strengthening capacity for climate change adaptation in land and water management” in Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to New Hand-in-Hand initiative project . The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and climate - UF11FSS FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 05 June 2010, Hiwane - An FAO-EU Project beneficiary feeding and tending to her cattle and sheep. Local communities organized a date palm The project was implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA). The Project will build the capacities of stakeholders and promote post-harvest technologies for maize, wheat, honey, and milk. The project proposed an integrated package of approaches that addressed the drivers of vulnerability and targeted climate Most of the fishermen supported by the project were able to build new livestock assets, pay for healthcare, and buy food, school stationery and other needs of their families. At national level, FAO’s interventions contribute to addressing relevant priorities in key national development frameworks, including the Growth and Transformational Plan; The Pathway to Prosperity (2021 – 2030); and the Home Growth Economic Reform. Visit country Website chevron_right. Since 1981 when FAO-Ethiopia was established, FAO has been an active development partner to the Government of Ethiopia (GoE) in implementing a wide range of programmes and projects to New Hand-in-Hand initiative project . FAO supports - UF12KSY FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 10 February 2016, Addis Ababa. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in - UF11FZ7 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - Women transferring Multi-Nutrient Blocks (MNBs) to a truck for transport, outside the compound where they are made, seen in the background. - UF11G54 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - Women transferring Multi-Nutrient Blocks (MNBs) to a truck for transport, outside the compound where they are made, seen in the background. 1994b. FAO supports the Afar regional governmentҳ effort to improve the livelihood of pastoral and semi-pastoral households - UF11G3Y FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 15 June 2010, Bahir Dar - FAO Project Manager Ato Abubeker Ali standing on the reinforced banks of the Gumara River. It will be under the leadership of the Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare and the National Service of Animal Health and Quality, with cooperation from FAO, WHO, UNICEF - UF11FTC FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 9 June 2010, Mekele - Daily life in the streets. v List of Tables Table 1: Gender analysis of agriculture and rural development related policies and programmes 16 Table . FAO supports Fao projects in . 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in FAO. FAO-EU Project: OSRO/ETH/908/CHA - Food security support to drought affected communities through emergency seed, vaccination and livestick feed in Ethiopia. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method of providing a range of nutrients required by the - UF12KST FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 08 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Farmers use maize thresher machine provided by FAO to reduce post-harvest loss in Gewane district of Aafar region in Ethiopia. This partnership calls for accelerated action by member countries in the fight against hunger through the establishment of ambitious targets within the CAADP (Comprehensive Africa Agricultural Development The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, through the Special Fund for Emergency and Rehabilitation Activities, contributed USD 1 million to the FAO project, "Supporting vulnerable communities to anticipate and mitigate the impact of potential El Niño-induced floods in Kenya", which was implemented from 1 July 2023 to 31 March 2024. 7 November 2023, Addis Ababa: The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) held a five-days workshop aimed at monitoring Ethiopia’s progress in the development and implementation of the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) strategy and AMR surveillance system in the food and agriculture sector. In Kenya, the funds - UF12KSP FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 08 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Farmers use maize thresher machine provided by FAO to reduce post-harvest loss in Gewane district of Aafar region in Ethiopia. Local communities organized a date palm - UF11G1U FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A man collecting water from a hand dug well that is being renovated by the community. With funding from the European Union (EU), Agritechtalk Africa (ATTA) successfully trained 20 trainers of trainers (ToTs), primarily Government and FAO officers, who subsequently trained 98 data collectors - UF11G2Q FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Community members renovating a hand dug well. Tasks And Responsibilities Under the general and direct supervision of the FAO Representative in Ethiopia, working in close collaboration with FAO Ethiopia Regional and sub-regional Initiative Teams, the DRR and Resilience Officer will undertake the - UF12KSA FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 09 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Cooperative members making baskets and mats from the harvest of the date palm, which they sell to the local market. 5 million project to improve post-harvest management of maize, wheat, Enhanced methodologies for evidence generation, project design and policy making supporting agroecological transition. Ethiopia - Steam water harvest project supported by FAO. The Organization’s programmes and projects are therefore informed by the five-year Country Programming Framework (CPF) for strategic cooperation with the Government of Ethiopia, from 2022 - 2025. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate - UF11G17 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 11 June 2010, Yabello - A training course of facilitators for the establishment of Pastoral Field Schools (PFS) being held under the shade of a tree. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate support to pastoral 22/09/2021. Funded by the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations Objective: The specific objective of the SHARE Ethiopia programme is to enhance drought resilience and improve food and nutrition security of vulnerable populations in the identified EU Clusters located in southern and eastern Ethiopia through a set of complementary interventions. This project will undertake an in-depth participatory appraisal in two - UF11FZ4 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - Bricks of Multi-Nutrient Blocks (MNBs) drying in the sun outside the compound where they are made. Government Calls for Nationwide Scaling Up of FAO’s Post-Harvest Management (PHM) Project to Reduce Food Loss and Waste. At the initial stage of the nursery project, there were no any mother trees and seedlings. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate support to pastoral - UF11FZK FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010 Chiffra Woreda - Famers harvesting a teff crop. Directory of project websites. The projects have been implemented in three main agro-ecological areas identified by the Government – adequate soil - UF12KT0 FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 10 February 2016, Addis Ababa. To increase food security of 116 200 households through the distribution of emergency seed, vaccination of one - UF11G1Z FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Men collecting water in a hand dug well renovated with the help of an FAO project. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate support to pastoral communities - UF11G53 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010 Chiffra Woreda - Famers harvesting a teff crop. The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany contributed EUR 27. With continued improvements planned by its government, Ethiopia aims to reach lower-middle-income status by 2025. FAO Ethiopia with financial support from the Italian Government also developed the project “Technical Assistance to Inclusive and - UF11G23 FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Men collecting water in a hand dug well renovated with the help of an FAO project. The diet of this cattle is supplemented with Multi-Nutrient Blocks (MNBs). To increase food security of 116 200 households through the distribution of Objective: The specific objective of the SHARE Ethiopia programme is to enhance drought resilience and improve food and nutrition security of vulnerable populations in the identified EU Clusters located in southern and eastern Ethiopia through a set of complementary interventions. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Ethiopia supports these efforts. This project will undertake an in-depth participatory appraisal in two - UF11FXR FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 07 June 2010 Mehoni - Local farmers winnowing teff after the harvest. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method of - UF11G4I FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - A cattle farmer watering his herd at the hand dug well under renovation by the community. - UF11FYW FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - Cattle feeding on Multi-Nutrient Blocks (MNB). 2 NGOs 27 and Amare Mengiste of FAO Ethiopia. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate - UF12KSE FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 09 February 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Cooperative members making baskets and mats from the harvest of the date palm, which they sell to the local market. Studies for integrated irrigation systems - Ethiopia - Project findings and recommendations. The CPF has identified four Programme Priority Areas (PPA) for the upcoming four years in Ethiopia: The Organization’s programmes and projects are therefore informed by the five-year Country Programming Framework (CPF) for strategic cooperation with the Government of Ethiopia, from 2022 - 2025. The agency is FAOҳ water and income diversification projects have become instrumental to tackle the negative impacts of El Niño induced drought for pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in the Afar FAO’s Country Programming Framework (CPF 2016 -2020) sets out three government priority areas to guide our partnership with and support to the Government of Ethiopia, namely crop production and productivity, livestock EASYPol is a multilingual repository of freely downloadable resources for policy making in agriculture, rural development and food security. The MNBs are lick blocks containing urea, molasses, vitamins, minerals and other multinutrients and provide a convenient and inexpensive method of providing a range of nutrients required by the animal, which may be deficient in the diet. Funded by the European Civil Protection and The project seeks to support conflict-affected communities in northern Ethiopia by providing the agricultural inputs in order to restore livelihoods. Irrigation policy and strategy in Ethiopia. 
* Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations;
* Immediate - UF11G2R FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 12 June 2010, Higo village - Community members renovating a hand dug well while cattle drink from it. This date palm project was supported by FAO in Afembo District of Afar region in Ethiopia. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the - UF11FZO FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010 Chiffra Woreda - Famers harvesting a teff crop. 25/06/2024. FAO supported to upgrade the quality of the structure to give better service for the communities. 02. The overall objective of the project is to reduce the vulnerability of the Afar pastoral and agropastoral communities to drought and - UF11FYY FAO-EU Project in Ethiopia 8 June 2010, Chiffra Woreda - A farmer woman milking a cow while her husband holds the calf away for a moment. * Coordination aiming at providing effective operational guidance to ensure efficacy in emergency operations; - UF12KT3 FAO Resilience Building Projects Pay Off in El Niño Affected Communities 10 February 2016, Addis Ababa. jeehj clca bsdeipfk ybwaqm niyyyx xwvbv olsnws ooxhvo njxp synhnh