agrobiodiversity conservation with 3.2 Multi-year work plans of appropriate finances key provincial and county allocated, the agencies are amended to establishment of include the establishment of additional replication incentive mechanisms for sites, increased coverage conservation and (in ha or number per ha) sustainable use of of traditional crops and agrobiodiversity, including the livestock, and the number development of targets and of traditional varieties indicators and appropriation of under in-situ use. required resources. 3b) Capacity of 3.3 Approaches developed agricultural and under the project are extended environmental agencies, to at least four additional research organizations, agricultural landscapes covering NGOs and four additional indigenous farmers’ organizations varieties over 2,200 ha, strengthened, enabling generating expertise and them to effectively support for scaling up across the facilitate incentive-based province. approaches for the in-situ conservation of agrobiodiversity, as indicated by the UNDP capacity scorecard and the use of guidelines, manuals and lessons learned to support replication. Baseline and targets will be confirmed during PPG. 4. Awareness TA 4a) Farmers 4.1 An awareness-raising GEFTF 199,633 573,000 raising and organizations, private campaign and associated knowledge sector organizations and materials are deployed resulting management the general public have an in improved knowledge and increased awareness of understanding of farmers, the value of public and private sector agrobiodiversity, as agencies, research organizations indicated by Knowledge, and the general public, Attitude and Practices including young people, on the surveys. importance of agrobiodiversity conservation and the value of b) Knowledge endemic crops and livestock. management platforms established at the 4.2 A provincial provincial and local levels agrobiodiversity database is support results-based established to support ongoing management and monitoring of agroecosystems improved access to health and to collate information, as indicated information on indigenous by the sharing of varieties, coverage, farming products, information and practices and the impact of lessons developed under incentive mechanisms. the project. 4.3 A knowledge and Baseline and targets will communication platform is be confirmed during PPG. established to support sharing of information and coordination across landscapes and partners. Subtotal 1,377,633 9,273,000 Project Management Cost (PMC) 132,000 927,000 Total Project Cost 1,509,633 10,200,000
agrobiodiversity conservation with appropriate finances allocated, the establishment of additional replication sites, increased coverage (in ha or number per ha) of traditional crops and livestock, and the number of traditional varieties under in-situ use. 3b) Capacity of agricultural and environmental agencies, research organizations, NGOs and farmers’ organizations strengthened, enabling them to effectively facilitate incentive-based approaches for the in-situ conservation of agrobiodiversity, as indicated by the UNDP capacity scorecard and the use of guidelines, manuals and lessons learned to support replication. Baseline and targets will be confirmed during PPG. 3.2 Multi-year work plans of key provincial and county agencies are amended to include the establishment of incentive mechanisms for conservation and sustainable use of agrobiodiversity, including the development of targets and indicators and appropriation of required resources. 3.3 Approaches developed under the project are extended to at least four additional agricultural landscapes covering four additional indigenous varieties over 2,200 ha, generating expertise and support for scaling up across the province. 4. Awareness raising and knowledge management TA 4a) Farmers organizations, private sector organizations and the general public have an increased awareness of the value of agrobiodiversity, as indicated by Knowledge, Attitude and Practices surveys. b) Knowledge management platforms established at the provincial and local levels support results-based management and improved access to information, as indicated by the sharing of products, information and lessons developed under the project. Baseline and targets will be confirmed during PPG. 4.1 An awareness-raising campaign and associated materials are deployed resulting in improved knowledge and understanding of farmers, public and private sector agencies, research organizations and the general public, including young people, on the importance of agrobiodiversity conservation and the value of endemic crops and livestock. 4.2 A provincial agrobiodiversity database is established to support ongoing monitoring of agroecosystems health and to collate information on indigenous varieties, coverage, farming practices and the impact of incentive mechanisms. 4.3 A knowledge and communication platform is established to support sharing of information and coordination across landscapes and partners. GEFTF 199,633 573,000 Subtotal 1,377,633 9,273,000 Project Management Cost (PMC) 132,000 927,000 Total Project Cost 1,509,633 10,200,000
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