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DocumentOther documentPlan d'action du cadre programmation par pays (2013-16) Maroc. Revue du plan d'action du CPP Janvier 2015 2015
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No results found.Le Plan d’action complète le document du Cadre de Programmation de Pays pour le Maroc qui a été signé conjointement par la FAO et le Gouvernement en avril 2013. Il précise dans la matrice des résultats élaborée pour chaque Domaine Prioritaires, les produits à réaliser avec l’appui des principaux partenaires nationaux, les bailleurs de fonds et la Société Civile – soit un total de 44 produits groupés en 16 Effets. Le Plan d’action mentionne également, à titre indicatif, les ressources disponibles et les fonds à mobiliser par Effet afin d’atteindre les résultats, pour un total d’environ 10 millions USD, dont environ 6 millions USD sont disponibles et 4 millions USD à mobiliser au cours des quatre années. Le Plan d’action décrit les stratégies et mécanismes clés de mobilisation des ressources en collaboration avec la partie nationale. -
DocumentOther documentCadre de Programmation par Pays de la FAO pour le Maroc, de 2017 à 2020 2017
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No results found.Le présent Cadre de programmation par pays (CPP) établit 3 domaines prioritaires au niveau de l’État afin de guider le partenariat avec la FAO et l’appui que l’Organisation fournit au Gouvernement du Maroc, en associant des pratiques optimales novatrices de niveau international et des normes mondiales à une expertise nationale et régionale pendant 4 années, soit de 2017 à 2020.See also
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Book (stand-alone)Technical bookChildren seeking to harness the treasures of the oceans: fisheries management
An educational guide using a multidisciplinary approach to help children learn about integrated fisheries management in the South Western Indian Ocean region
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No results found.The IOC is already implementing several programmes funded by the European Union, concerned with - aquatic resource management and protection of the marine environment. However, to provide more coherence to these initiatives and to promote effective and sustainable management of the shared aquatic resources, a regional fishery and aquaculture strategy is being established.Twenty countries are participating in this project and have been engaged in an exercise to consider the future development of their fishery sectors.The aim of this exercise is to establish a sustainable fisheries management strategy for the region. The project is entitled, SmartFish. Students of SmartFish countries, together with their teachers, have been invited to participate in this project with a view to identifying problems associated with their aquatic environment and to propose short- and long-term solutions which will meet the needs of the population whilst preserving fish stocks. This strategy takes into accou nt the need to have access to pertinent and reliable data on species and ecosystems.This will enable the region to respond to the present incapacity to set up common management strategies and control measures to prevent illegal fishing and the loss of competitive advantages guaranteed by the preferential status of ACP countries.The main objectives of the programme aim to consolidate the traditional fishery sector, promote aquaculture to enable greater added value of catches and to strengthen the food security of the region. Raising awareness of young people and civil society remains a priority to ensure the protection of aquatic ecosystems and to respond to the concept of sustainable development. -
Book (stand-alone)Technical bookOrganic agriculture in Uzbekistan
Status, practices and prospects
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This book was prepared under the framework of TCP/UZB/3501: Institutional capacity building to develop organic agriculture and to promote good agriculture practices in Uzbekistan to provide guidance to the stakeholders. This book brings together the status of organic agriculture in Uzbekistan including, market, legal standards, methods, experiences and useful methods and basic information that can be of immediate use for identifying problems and for formulating, executing and evaluating actions so as to benefit and improve organic production. The publication can also serve as a reference that will allow researchers, specialists and farmers to discover jointly, ways to adopt organic agriculture practices and solve the problems and the limitations created by traditional agriculture. This book is meant for researchers, agricultural specialists, extension personnel as well as farmers, and deals with the management and conservation of agricultural land. It is hoped that the Book will help to attain the ultimate objective of increasing quality of agricultural products and improving the productivity of the soils and water in a rapid, efficient and sustainable.