IPPC Capacity Development Work - Strategic Area 7: Advocacy Review Development Activity Ongoing Activity Notes/ Estimated Estimated cost Activity No: Output Sub- activity Lead Entity: Supported by: Funding Options Comments Duration $US 000 ST7/O1/A1.1 Enhanced involvement of the Develop training Multinational organizations FAO. IPPC Sec., IFAD, FAO, WB, NPPO 6 months 6 months. 1200 NPPO in formulating relevant materials; deliver RPPO/RECs and other Developed in the national policies training; evaluate organizations end of year training impact on of year policy 2. ST7/O1/A1.2 National and regional NPPO/RPPO IPPC Sec NPPO/RPPO 72 months; On-going activity 80 mentoring ongoing, Costing from year 1-6. only staff required by IPPC Sec and RPPO ST7/O1/A1.3 Conduct study of RPPO/RECs and FAO RPPO, RECs and other 3 months Developed during 60 policy documents for organizations organizations, IFAD, 3 months in year possible impact on FAO, WB, NPPO 1. the phytosanitary system ST7/O2/A2.2 Enhanced NPPO capacity to Develop guidelines IPPC Sec FAO, RPPOs STDF, FAO, WB 1 Developed during 60 promote their own capacity for phytosanitary year 1. development needs capacity building based on Paris Principles ST7/O3/A3.1 NPPOs have better capacity to Develop training IPPC Sec FAO FAO, WB, IFAD, 6 months; 6 months, in the 160 develop and implement materials Assuming 20 end of year communication/advocacy countries per year of year strategies 2. Deliver training RPPOs, RECs and other Expert/NPPO/IPPC Sec 6 months, in the 420 organizations end of year 1- of year 2. Evaluate training NPPO Expert 6 months, in the 720 impact end of year of year 2. ST7/O3/A3.2 Enhance NPPO RPPO/RECs and other NPPO, FAO, WB, 2 months per 2 months per year; 960 communication skills organizations /FAO RPPO, RECs and other year; assume 20 assume 20 of NPPO managers to organizations, countries conduct countries conduct convince senior 2 national 2 national officials of the workshops per workshops per government, year year includiong policy makers
IPPC Capacity Development Work - Strategic Area 7: Advocacy Review Development Activity Ongoing Activity Activity No: Output Sub- activity Lead Entity: Supported by: Funding Options Notes/ Comments Estimated Duration Estimated cost $US 000 ST7/O1/A1.1 Enhanced involvement of the NPPO in formulating relevant national policies Develop training materials; deliver training; evaluate training impact on policy Multinational organizations FAO. IPPC Sec., RPPO/RECs and other organizations IFAD, FAO, WB, NPPO 6 months 6 months. Developed in the end of year of year 2. 1200 ST7/O1/A1.2 National and regional mentoring NPPO/RPPO IPPC Sec NPPO/RPPO 72 months; ongoing, Costing only staff required by IPPC Sec and RPPO On-going activity from year 1-6. 80 ST7/O1/A1.3 Conduct study of policy documents for possible impact on the phytosanitary system RPPO/RECs and organizations FAO RPPO, RECs and other organizations, IFAD, FAO, WB, NPPO 3 months Developed during 3 months in year 1. 60 ST7/O2/A2.2 Enhanced NPPO capacity to promote their own capacity development needs Develop guidelines for phytosanitary capacity building based on Paris Principles IPPC Sec FAO, RPPOs STDF, FAO, WB 1 Developed during year 1. 60 ST7/O3/A3.1 NPPOs have better capacity to develop and implement communication/advocacy strategies Develop training materials IPPC Sec FAO FAO, WB, IFAD, 6 months; Assuming 20 countries per year 6 months, in the end of year of year 2. 160 Deliver training RPPOs, RECs and other organizations Expert/NPPO/IPPC Sec 6 months, in the end of year of year 2. 420 Evaluate training impact NPPO Expert 6 months, in the end of year of year 2. 720 ST7/O3/A3.2 Enhance communication skills of NPPO managers to convince senior officials of the government, includiong policy makers NPPO RPPO/RECs and other organizations /FAO NPPO, FAO, WB, RPPO, RECs and other organizations, 2 months per year; assume 20 countries conduct 2 national workshops per year 2 months per year; assume 20 countries conduct 2 national workshops per year 960 1-
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