Central Africa · Country operations profile
Oil-sector security, Cabinda enclave dynamics, protest and cost-of-living unrest, drought in the south, and Lobito corridor developments.
Programme National de Developpement des cantines scolaires du Minist re de l?Education et Strategie Nationale de Securite Alimentaire et Nutritionnelle.
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Reduire les niveaux de malnutrition de la population aux services de sante primaires et l'assainissement par des garanties de protection sociale en particulier pour les groupes defavorises.
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To reverse negative land degradation trends in selected landscapes in southwestern Angola by combining sustainable and rational approaches to planning, decision-making and land-use stabilization with participatory approaches to capacity building of local stakeholders.
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Promouvoir la fili re spiruline afin de contribuer l?amelioration de l?etat nutritionnel principalement des populations les plus vulnerables ciblees au sud de l?Angola.
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The main objective of the TCPF is to support the implementation of the National Road Map and the Action Plan of the Regional Initiative approved by RAF in February 2016, in the global framework for the implementation in ENSAN and Malabo declaration in Angola.
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Every child should have the chance to go to school, to learn to read and write. 4 million children in Angola do not have access to primary education. RISE builds primary schools in rural Angola to educate children, empower communities and contribute to the rebuilding of the country.
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Every child should have the chance to go to school, to learn to read and write. 4 million children in Angola do not have access to primary education. RISE builds primary schools in rural Angola to educate children, empower communities and contribute to the rebuilding of the country.
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The main objective is to prepare the assistance for the 2nd phase of MOSAP on basis of the capitalization of the good results obtained in the reinforcement of the extension methodology through FFS.
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Improve availability and production of healthy food in 2500 pastoralist households as well as dairy production and livestock health of 5.900 households throughdistribution of means of livelihood, tools and rehabilitation of three drinking troughs.
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Contribuer ameliorer la securite alimentaire et nutritionnelle et les capacites de resilience des menages affectes par les effets du phenom ne el Ni o.
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Consolidate and scale up the good practices drawn from the interventions in Lake Ngolome in post-harvest losses reduction and responsible fisheries management, to meet the ultimate aim of food and nutrition security, poverty eradication in an environmentally sound manner.
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To account for GEF-LDF fee transactions
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To account for GEF fee transactions
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State rural sector strategy in the "Medium-Term Development Plan for the Agricultural Sector 2013-2017" (PDMSA 2013-2017).
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Continuation of the activities of the already formed Farmers Field Schools; Creation of 200 FFS?s in order to include 6 000 farmers reinforcing their capacities to analyse the production systems, identify the problems, test possible solutions and adopt good agricultural practices; Creation of new theme modules, to include in Cycle 3, regarding alphabetization, adult?s education and organizational management; Formulation of the commercialization strategy that permits the access of the communities to the markets, for both the sale of their produce and of the inputs, always taking into account the activities carried out in the FFSs. This will obligatorily include: - A chain of value strategy for maize, potato, beans and cassava crops that permits the access of the communities to the markets, for both the sale of their produce and of the inputs; - Development of chains of value aimed at establishing long-term partnerships and sustainable links to the market concerning the mentioned crops; - Development of alternative market channels; - Mechanisms of creation and dissemination of information on markets.
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Contribuer renforcer les capacites des services publics en planification, programmation et de suivi-evaluation de l?ensemble du secteur agricole.
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The PPG/project preparatory work will support the key information gathering and stakeholder consultation tasks that will result in the preparation of the documentation required for submission of the Full-Size Project (FSP) Integrating climate resilience into agricultural and agropastoral production systems through soil fertility management in key productive and vulnerable areas using the Farmers Field School approach for endorsement by the GEF Chief Executive Officer.
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TCP Facility
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Contribute to improved climate resilience through soil fertility management and territorial management into agricultural and agropastoral production systems for food security in key productive and vulnerable areas through the Farmers Field School (FFS) approach
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demonstrate in situ productive models that can generate income for small scale market gardeners and introduce homestead microgarden systems that will allow individual families to access fruits and vegetable to diversify their diet and gain modest income to improve their livelihood.
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Implementation of the components of the FSSP project included in the TA project Technically supported
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The PPG will finance the following activities in order to allow for the detailed design of the fully developed project: i) Stakeholder consultations to collect recommendations and inputs for project design, validate result framework, raise awareness on the project, and insure local and provincial project ownership and political support; ii) Technical data analysis and studies including but not limited to: a) policy and institutional analysis with review and identification of constraints that affect the mainstreaming of land degradation (LD) technologies and approaches into local and national rural policy sector; b) assessment and identification of viable options trough establishment of transhumance route level plans and agreements; c) identification of traditional and current practices for implementing land rehabilitation approached in agro-pastoral sector; d) identification of existing options to define specific budgetary provisions to be implemented by national and decentralized administrations for up-scaling Sustainable Land Management (SLM) into Agro-Pastoral Systems; e) Identification of topics for the preparation of Agro-Pastoral Field Schools (APFS) modules on SLM; f) exac
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(i) Conditions for sustainable intensification and diversification of the family horticulture are shown br (ii) conservation techniques are introduced to reduce post-harvest losses br (iii) The technical capacity of partners and project beneficiaries are strengthened br (iv) The structure and operation of community organization of families at the Aldeia Nova are strengthened br (v ) The consumption of fruits and vegetables for health, is promoted.
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(i) An inventory of existing aquaculture structures and their characteristics; br (ii) Mapping of potential aquaculture zones discussed and implemented; br (iii) Training of National Directorate of Aquaculture staff on EAA and spatial planning and br (iv) National Directorate of Aquaculture equipped with the necessary tools for spatial planning.
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A localized pilot project to tackle key challenges in solid waste management, reduce marine litter, and enhance recycling practices in a coastal area. This initiative aligns with Angola’s National Waste Strategy (PESGRU) and incorporates the recommendations from the pre-feasibility study on waste management in Luanda. The project will focus on two strategic priorities: a) engage coastal community and foster private sector participation to ensure long-term sustainability; b) improve waste collection, reduce plastic pollution and marine litter, strengthen recycling mechanisms, and promote behavioral change through education and awareness campaigns. Project Objectives: • Reduce marine litter by addressing plastic waste pathways. • Improve waste collection efficiency through the introduction of a two-bin waste collection system. The project proposes a differentiated waste system with selective collection points and an integrated collection model. By incentivizing separation at the source and increasing public awareness, the project seeks to enhance the quality and quantity of recyclable waste. Centralized information dissemination will facilitate stakeholder engagement, with a focus on
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The project seeks to increase the coverage of family planning/contraceptive services by using the Menstrual Health Management (MHM) as an entry point. UNFPA has past experience with MHM, especially with the introduction of reusable sanitary pads and behavioural change interventions with girls. The project will complement the actions of the Ministry of Education, which are being developed in 900 public schools in the (current) 18 provinces of the country, with technical support provided by UNFPA. The project also aims to reduce maternal mortality from haemorrhage by 50% through a misprostol study and training of 500 health professionals. The project also includes community mobilization efforts to address social gender norms that limit the realization of the sexual and reproductive rights of girls and young women. Moreover, as a third component, the project seeks to tackle the problem of gender-based violence in Angola. The project will be implemented in five provinces: Bie, Cunene, Luanda, Malanje, and Namibe.
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The Human Rights Training Project 2012 - 2026 is designed to strengthen the knowledge of human rights government institutions, academia, media and civil society organizations, while at the same time promoting cooperation between the various actors in Angola. Together, this will contribute to the overall goal of strengthening human rights culture in Angola, thus contributing to increased respect for human rights. The Project will promote the participation of women in training activities on human rights. It will also advocate on women's rights and build the capacity of the staff members of different public institutions to promote and apply the various legal instruments approved by Angola for the protection of women's rights. Through the training of the staff of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, this project has been supporting the design of the Angolan Action plan for people with disabilities. This action plan includes activities such as awareness-raising campaigns, education, and actions to eliminate discrimination against people with disabilities.
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The COVID-19 pandemic consitutes an unprecedented crisis with adverse sicioeconomic impacts in Angola. The negative shock on jobs and education has exacerbated multidimensional poverty and inequalities within the context of prolonged economic recession. RIsing unembplyment, informal work and school closure have hit the young Angolan population - eight out of ten Angolans will be under 35 yesars by 2021. This has led to tensions in densely-populated urban and peri-urban areas, which as resulted in social unrests. The project aims at enhancing skills development to foster job opportunities for Angolan youth through the promotion of quality technical and vocational training (TVET), youth employment and entrepreneurship, and youth engagement. Gender ratio in the project is 60% girls and 40 % boys.
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Support to socio-political and economic research in Angola through a consortium consisting of Scanteam and Christian Michelsen Insitute. The programme aims to build the capacity of Angolan research institutions to increase the availability of relevant, high quality science-based and independent research in Angola in order to enhance decision-makers’, media and the public’s knowledge and understanding of the current and up-coming economic and socio-political issues in Angola.
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The project will support the national process of institutionalization and organization of local elections in Angola. The support will focus on the provision of technical assistance to promote impartial participation and representation, inclusive processes and local governance institutions, and strong local democratic culture through citizen ownership. Main outputs include: a) Women are equipped as leaders and effective participants in local elections; b) Participatory budgeting capacity is built
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Bilateral agreement clean energy - 2013-2015 - Ministry of Water & Energy.
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To enhance the capacity of South Western Angola?s smallholders agropastoral sector to mitigate the impact of land degradation processes and to rehabilitates degraded lands by mainstreaming SLM technologies into agropastoral and agricultural development initiatives.
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Strengthening the research and innovation in the Agricultural and Veterinary Research Institutes of Angola and, thus, contributing to food security and the development of the national agriculture.
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b Specific objectives /b for the FFS MOSAP component 3 provinces, 2 year duration The FFS component under the MOSAP will focus the following areas: br Farmer knowledge and skills. Enhancing farmers knowledge and decision making skills to improve agricultural production and productivity, reinforcing group cohesion and initiating steps towards association, and assisting community groups in identifying priority actions and formulating projects in support of better livelihoods. br Capacity building. Strengthening and expanding the capacity of FFS facilitators and master trainers. Trainings will be organized to ensure that they have the appropriate technical, methodological and organizational skills to provide quality training to farmers. br Institutional framework. Strengthening the institutional framework to deliver quality education for farmers and their communities in the target provinces, and ensuring that a core group will have necessary skills to expand the FFS approach to other areas in Angola.
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The project aims at br (i) strengthening the institutional capacity of IDF at all levels for long-term forestry resources monitoring and assessments; br (ii) producing forest/land use maps based on harmonized national information framework; BR (iii) planning and undertaking a nationwide survey of the forest and trees resources based on systematic field sampling; and BR (iv) defining a long-term monitoring programme of forest resources and updating strategy
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The goal of the project is to increase livestock productivity and control important diseases raising financial returns for Livestock Keepers and the opportunity for private sector livestock service providers, inclusive of those based in the community, to achieve increasing levels of income generation with the result of reducing poverty and improving food security (Millennium Development Goal 1).
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Assist GOA (at Provincial and Municipal level) entities with the technical capacity to deal with land tenure(administration and management) issues for both private farmers (small, medium, big) and customary communities; additionally, a modern tool with methodologies and guidelines for land tenure and resource management and preliminary experiences in participatory territorial planning, which will improve the decision makers capacity for priority setting in land use matters, in particular in rural areas; finally a technical capacity to carry out agro-economic analysis of the Development plans to be presented by land claimants.
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ul li Revitalizing the fishing and agricultural activities, income generation activities, community capacity building, agriculture and salt production; li Building capacity of female hawkers and/or inhabitants of Ambriz Municipality through actions of capacity building in business management; li Supporting and building capacity of the fishermen?s Cooperative (Sanga-Kia N?Ganga) in the management; LI Creating integrated projects (communal projects) in the selected communes providing infrastructures linked to access to water, education, health and basic sanitation to the resident communities; li Supporting and building capacity of IPA staff working for the project
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Angola Reaches 992 Industrial Units Milestone. Reported by riotimesonline.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
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