Overview of FAO’s Strategic Objective Programmes

Overview of FAO’s Strategic Objective Programmes

Web Annex 1

Year of publication 2018

Place of publication Bangkok, Thailand ;

Pages 34

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Meeting

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Synopsis (short abstract) This note sets out the design of FAO’s results framework, shows the alignment of the Strategic Objectives and their programmes to the Sustainable Development Goals, and provides an overview of the Strategic Programmes including context, theory of change, and the related Outcomes and Outputs to be achieved by FAO and Members. FAO’s results framework is based on a ‘results chain’ model which links objectives, outcomes and outputs. The FAO results framework guides the planning and monitoring of the Organization’s work. The framework has been designed from the top down by the design of Outcomes needed to achieve each Strategic Objective, and Outputs to attain each Outcome. The links as they relate to delivery of results are planned and implemented from the bottom up, determined by priorities at national and regional level. At the core of the framework are the indicators that measure progress at each level of the results chain, providing the basis for assessing and reporting how FAO’s actions contribute to changes at national, regional and global level.

Statutory body / Meeting title FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific (APRC)

Meeting symbol APRC/18/6 Web Annex 1

Meeting Session Number Sess. 34

Meeting date 9-13 April, 2018

Meeting location Nadi, Fiji

Language English

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