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Institutional Capacity Development of the Ministry of Agriculture and Policy Support for the Establishment of a National Phytosanitary Regulatory Framework for Somalia - TCP/SOM/3601









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    Preparing a National Phytosanitary Capacity Development Strategy 2017
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    This manual provides precise instructions to prepare a National Phytosanitary Capacity Development Strategy. It provides information on the Phytosanitary capacity Evaluation tool and how to apply it.
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    Enhancing Developing Countries’ Capacities to Manage their National Phytosanitary Systems - GCP/INT/291/CPR 2024
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    With rapid globalization, international travel and trade have reached unprecedented levels, increasing the movement of people and goods across borders. Along with these movements, organisms that pose risks to plant health also spread globally. In this context, it is crucial for developing countries to have the capacity to manage their national phytosanitary systems, ensuring sustainable food systems, trade, and economic growth while preventing the global spread of plant pests and diseases. The International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC), established in 1952, is an international plant health agreement aimed at safeguarding both cultivated and wild plants from the introduction and spread of pests. The IPPC Secretariat, hosted by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, includes 185 contracting parties. The objectives of the project, “Strengthening the Capacity of Developing Contracting Parties to Implement the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) under the FAO-China South-South Cooperation (SSC) Framework”, were to provide an effective platform for the IPPC to disseminate information, share knowledge, and address key issues related to plant health and climate change adaptation, coping strategies, policies, best practices, and lessons learned.
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    Support to Establishment of the Centre for Agricultural Economics and Markets (Caem) in the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry - TCP/LAO/3605 2020
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    The Government of Lao People's Democratic Republichas identified an urgent need to build and strengthencapacity in areas of agricultural economics and marketsmonitoring, information, analysis and assessment. Theultimate goal is to improve decision-making by policy leveldecision-makers, farmers, and other stakeholders in theagriculture sector. In response to this need, the projectfocused on building and strengthening the capacity ofthe Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) in areasof agricultural, forestry and rural development policy –encompassing economics, markets and other types ofsituation analysis, situation monitoring, information forpolicy development, policy analysis and assessment.The project was originally designed to support theestablishment of the Centre for Agricultural Economicsand Markets (CAEM), under the Department of Planningand Finance (DOPF) in the MAF. However, based on therequirement to enhance the food security and agriculturalcommercialization policy of the Government, the primaryMAF institution was changed to the Department of Policyand Legal Affairs (DOPLA).

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