The key objective of the proposed Pilot Implementation Phase of KAP (KAP-II) would be to implement pilot adaptation measures, and consolidate the mainstreaming of adaptation into national economic planning.

Begin implementation of the ministerially approved SAP via governance reforms and demonstration projects aimed at reducing transboundary persistent toxic pollutants by small/medium size industries discharging through municipal waste systems in the Dnipro basin.

The Goal of the proposed project is that the biodiversity and natural heritage of Uruguay is conserved, and supports national development goals. The project will contribute to this goal through a focused intervention that has as the immediate objective (purpose): A National Protected Area System that effectively conserves a representative sample of Uruguay’s biodiversity is designed and under initial implementation.

The long-term objective of the project is to reduce the reliance on DDT without increasing the occurrence of vector-borne diseases (VBD), and to promote appropriate vector control management practices by strengthening capacities of countries to sustainably implement environmentally sound alternatives.

The project development objective is to reduce poverty and promote sustainable rural development in Cameroon by strengthening local governance and empowering communities in rural areas, including marginalized groups. The blended project activities will contribute to ensuring the productivity of the natural resource base and to preserving the country’s globally significant biodiversity.

The project goal is to ensure that the attainment of food security and self-sufficiency in Bhutan is based on the maintenance of adequate levels of indigenous agrobiodiversity. The project objective is to mainstream agrobiodiversity conservation into livestock and crop development policy and practices in Bhutan.

The project seeks to design and implement a Protected Areas Conservation Trust Fund (CTF) that will promote the consolidation and long-term sustainability of Colombia’s National Protected Areas System (NPAS.) This objective is a key strategy of the Colombian Ministry of the Environment, Housing and Territorial Development and, specifically, of the principal project partner: the National Natural Parks Authority (NPA.) The project aims to enlarge stakeholder participation to include previously marginalized Indigenous, Afro-Colombian and Peasant communities who inhabit buffer zones and conser

This project is aimed at supporting efforts by participating countries (Dominica, St. Lucia and St. Vincent and the Grenadines) to implement pilot adaptation measures addressing the impacts of climate change on biodiversity and land degradation along coastal and near-coastal areas.

To increase adaptive capacity of national health system institutions, including field practitioners, to respond to climate change-sensitive health risks.

To introduce mandatory minimum energy efficiency (EE) performance requirements in the residential sector through the introduction of an EE building code; and to institutionalize the adoption of EE standards and practices in the commercial and hospital sectors in Morocco.