Food Security Capacity Building Sample Clauses

Food Security Capacity Building. Through field visits, discussions and seminars IIFSQ determined that bio-security was a new concept for Ukraine and CIS countries. Ukrainian facilities do have some control elements in place but they are typically parts of a regular security system against theft and acts of bio- terrorism. In Year II, IIFSQ will conduct follow-up activities to make Ukrainian facilities more aware of food security concept, particularly through publications in local industry magazines. Also, a new concept of Risk Assessment will be introduced, and preparations for a regional conference to be conducted in Year III will be started. The Bio-Security/Risk Assessment seminars will be conducted by US technical experts, in particular, Dr. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx. IIFSQ will provide logistical support. Achieving this Objective includes the following major activities
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Food Security Capacity Building a) At least fifteen Ukrainians will be trained at a Risk Assessment Seminar; and
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Food Security Capacity Building. Risk Assessment Seminar Logistical support for seminar Preparation status - including translating/printing respective training materials - is documented in Project monitoring mechanism Seminar can be conducted next quarter
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Food Security Capacity Building. Risk Assessment Seminar Conduct of seminar As documented in the 11th SAR, At least twenty stakeholders are trained in relevant bio-security issues IIFSQ can follow up on bio-security issues with trained stakebolders Activity Targets Indicators Results
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Food Security Capacity Building. Risk Assessment Seminar Follow-up activities At least three instances of IIFSQ consultations and/or stakeholder adoption of bio-security measures are documented in Project monitoring mechanism IIFSQ is established as a repository of bio-security assistance to the region Activity Targets Indicators Results
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Food Security Capacity Building. Preparations for 2007 Risk Assessment Conference On-going preparations Preparation status - including venue, agenda and participants - is documented in the 3rd AWP and/or the 12th SAR The conference can be held in 2007 Project Object #3 – Better Process School BPCS, Follow-up Completed follow-up of BPCS At least three instances of IIFSQ consultations and/or stakeholder adoption of low-acid canning measures are documented in 12th SAR Low acid canning principles are applied in the region General Management Activities Branding Verification that all Project- disseminated materials meet USAID branding strategy to the greatest degree possible • Copy of each Project- disseminated material available for donor review • Documented verification that all newly purchased equipment and supplies are appropriately branded Donor receives appropriate credit for PFID-MSP funding Activity Targets Indicators Results Monitoring and Evaluation Project Monitoring Chart and SAR • Submission of 12th SAR to USAID/EGAT • Internal submission of PMC • Donor is appropriately informed of Project’s key issues • Project issues can be addressed in a timely manner
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