6 October 2022 | Liberia, Projects, SDG #12, SDG #2, WHH
The EU-funded PARTNERS Programme aims improve the productivity and sustainability of nutrition sensitive agriculture at the level of smallholder farmers. The role of Fokabs is to assess the performance of the programme and capture the programme’s achievements...
6 October 2021 | African Development Bank, Cameroon, Projects, SDG #13, SDG #15, SDG #2, SDG #5
The goal of this project is to carry out feasibility studies and support the development of a GCF climate change project in the agriculture sector in Cameroon. Generally, Fokabs will: Undertake the feasibility studies of the project while ensuring its consistency with...
6 November 2020 | Projects, SDG #13, SDG #17, SDG #2, Sudan, UNDP
The objective of the GEF/LDCF – funded project is to increase climate resilience of rain-fed farmer and pastoral communities in regions of high rainfall variability through climate risk financing in Sudan. Fokabs role was to conduct a terminal evaluation (TE) of the...
6 September 2020 | CGIAR, Global, Projects, SDG #17, SDG #2, SDG #9
The primary purpose of the CRP 2020 review is to assess the extent to which CGIAR research programs are delivering Quality of Science and demonstrating effectiveness in relation to their own Theories of Change (or other planning documents stemming from the Theory of...
6 September 2019 | Liberia, Projects, SDG #13, SDG #17, SDG #2, SDG #8, UNDP
The goal of this project is to build the climate-resilience of Liberian smallholder farmers and facilitate the development of a sustainable crop and livestock-based economy by implementing large-scale climate-smart agricultural practices in different part of Liberia....
6 December 2018 | Cameroon, Chad, CTA, Projects, SDG #13, SDG #17, SDG #2
Promoting Climate Finance for Agriculture through Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Processes in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific (ACP) countries is an initiative of the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation ACP-EU (CTA) implemented...
