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The document outlines an agenda for a 4-day workshop on strengthening country resilience. The workshop aims to: 1) Identify each focus country's main support areas and critical resources needed to improve resilience indicators. 2) Provide support to countries on monitoring, reporting, and sharing best practices. 3) Have countries design a support roadmap by filling out a matrix to request assistance for resilience objectives. The agenda covers topics like defining resilience, countries' resilience programs, risks and their impacts, FAO's contributions to stabilization and peacebuilding through resilience, lessons learned, and opportunities for collaboration. Participants will evaluate each day and countries will complete their matrices by the end of the workshop.
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- 2. We are there to support you addressing the needs of beneficiaries in strengthening resilience Country Beneficiaries Major Area of Work Regional Initiative
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