Egypt

The project will aim to reduce land fragmentation through participatory land use consolidation for climate resilience and inclusive business models, to increase the productivity and income of smallholder farmers, and to strengthen the institutional capacity of key institutions on land governance aspects. The LAND-at-scale component is integrated into the broader Agricultural Innovation Project (AIP phase II) implemented by GIZ Egypt, co-financed by Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. The project was developed in close collaboration with the Embassy of the Netherlands in Egypt.

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Objectives

Reduce and reverse forest degradation in the productive landscapes of the Venezuelan Andean region by creating a favorable environment for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use with emphasis on agroforestry systems.

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Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.

Target Groups

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The objective of this scoping study is to obtain insight in the legal, formal and informal conflict resolution and mediation systems related to land governance that are applicable in Burundi, and how to effectively improve (perceived) inclusive legal certainty of land (use) rights when upscaling existing initiatives.

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The Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, as well as farmers' organizations, are applying optimized procedures for integrated water resource management in irrigation agriculture at the field level.

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SDC has worked with the Ministry of Land and Environmental Protection since 2004 to empower farmer groups to apply new agroforestry practices on steeply sloped land. These entail participatory land use planning, reforestation and conservation farming. The concept is humanitarian in nature and designed to address the issue of food security amongst rural populations. This phase of the programme will focus on spreading these practices further and introducing methodologies which reduce the risks of disasters that threaten rural areas.

The project will aim to reduce land fragmentation through participatory land use consolidation for climate resilience and inclusive business models, to increase the productivity and income of smallholder farmers, and to strengthen the institutional capacity of key institutions on land governance aspects. The LAND-at-scale component is integrated into the broader Agricultural Innovation Project (AIP phase II) implemented by GIZ Egypt, co-financed by Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. The project was developed in close collaboration with the Embassy of the Netherlands in Egypt.

General

General

Objectives

Reduce and reverse forest degradation in the productive landscapes of the Venezuelan Andean region by creating a favorable environment for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use with emphasis on agroforestry systems.

Other

Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.

Target Groups

General

General

General

The objective of this scoping study is to obtain insight in the legal, formal and informal conflict resolution and mediation systems related to land governance that are applicable in Burundi, and how to effectively improve (perceived) inclusive legal certainty of land (use) rights when upscaling existing initiatives.

General

The Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, as well as farmers' organizations, are applying optimized procedures for integrated water resource management in irrigation agriculture at the field level.

General

SDC has worked with the Ministry of Land and Environmental Protection since 2004 to empower farmer groups to apply new agroforestry practices on steeply sloped land. These entail participatory land use planning, reforestation and conservation farming. The concept is humanitarian in nature and designed to address the issue of food security amongst rural populations. This phase of the programme will focus on spreading these practices further and introducing methodologies which reduce the risks of disasters that threaten rural areas.