Build capacity. The organizer will be tasked with deepening the capacity for grassroots organizing and participation among BIPOC communities, as well as building cross-racial solidarity among community organizations. The organizer will accomplish this by providing education on frameworks for anti-displacement work, such as ‘right to the city'; community ownership and facilitating other learning opportunities on best practices for community organizing and for equitable development without displacement.
Build capacity. Strengthen collaboration and support between local, national and regional partners and build capacity for flyway-scale conservation including the strengthening of local and national capacity along critical points on the flyways. Share best practices, lessons learnt, relevant scientific and technical issues, international initiatives and processes, and provide guidance and input to the conservation and management of flyways at local, national, regional and flyways levels. • Action 16. Help guide funding to priority needs Seek new and expand existing funding sources (both public and private) to generate the funds needed to resource migratory bird conservation at the flyway scale. Mobilize financial resources for the effective implementation of the Americas Flyways Framework. Implementation and Participation The Americas Flyways Framework is being promoted by WHMSI, an overarching framework to guide and coordinate conservation effort for the protection of migratory birds and the phenomenon of migration in the Americas. The framework will require cooperation and collaboration of governments, corporations, non-profits and other interested stakeholders. All interested parties are encouraged to use the Americas Flyways Framework to guide their work to protect migratory birds. To establish a specific mechanism to advance the framework, WHMSI proposes to establish a voluntary, collaborative partnership: “The Partnership for the Americas Flyways Framework” (XXXX) and will formally invite the participation of CMS and its signatories, the governments of the Western Hemisphere, and national and international non-profit organizations and other leading stakeholders to join this partnership. The basic principles of XXXX are still under development, but are currently proposed as follows: Legal Status: XXXX will be informal and voluntary. Purpose, Goals and Objectives: XXXX will provide a mechanism to promote dialogue, cooperation, collaboration and coordination among a wide range of stakeholders, both public and private, to advance the Strategies and Actions of the Framework. Such actions will include sharing information, developing strategies and collaborative work efforts to advance implementation of the Framework, and report on successes, needs and opportunities over time. XXXX will develop an implementation document that outlines periodic priorities. Additionally, governments can be invited to develop national implementation plans; NGOs can be invited to participate an...
Build capacity. Build capacity for flyway-scale conservation including the strengthening of local and national capacity at critical points on the flyways and the strengthening of collaboration and support between coalitions of local, national and regional partners. Share best practices, lessons learnt, relevant scientific and technical issues, international initiatives and processes, and provide guidance and input to the conservation and management of flyways at local, national, regional and flyways levels.
Build capacity. All parties involved in implementing this Agreement in Guyana will require some capacity building, including: technical training for Ministries and Government Agencies and their staff, including the Forestry Training Centre Inc. (FTCI), the FLEGT VPA Secretariat, the GFC, the Revenue Authority and the Ministry of Labour; training and building administrative capacity of logging associations and Amerindian Villages; training of civil society; training of FSOs other than logging associations and Amerindian villages.
Build capacity. Technical assistance to FSPs can be facilitated to improve access to finance for MSMEs. Training can, for instance, be conducted to enable FSPs to better understand MSMEs and come up with appropriate and innovative products for this sector. Technical assistance can also be provided in terms training FSPs to handle new product lines, such as asset and fund management, project finance assessments, and public-private partnership ventures or any other such special purpose financing arrangement. K-11954 [xxx.xxxxxx.xx.xx] The Zambia Green Jobs Programme is a partnership between the Government of Zambia, the United Nations System in Zambia, and public and private stakeholders. The Programme aims to support the creation of green jobs among micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the Zambian building construction industry, while at the same time generating systemic change and contributing to the broader discussion on inclusive green growth and job creation in Zambia. The Zambia Green Jobs Programme is supported by the Government of Finland. For more information: Ms Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx ITC National Programme Coordinator xxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx
