The proposed project is one of the demonstration projects developed under the framework of the UNEP/GEF project entitled Reversing Environmental Degradation Trends in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand. 9.

The proposed project is one of the demonstration projects developed under the framework of the UNEP/GEF project entiled: " Reversing Environmental Degradation in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand". More specifically this projects aims to establish an integrated management system for a total of 1,500 ha of the coastal and marine environment including seagrass and associated habitats, through ensuring a cross-sectoral and participatory approach to addressing the threats, and the root-causes of current and future habitat degradation.

The proposed project is to strengthen more effective monitoring activities, to improve data management (including acquisition, processing, exchange and utilization), to delineate the monitoring and reporting roles and responsibilities of different concerned entities, and to ensure the financial sustainability for environmental monitoring, evaluation and reporting.

The project addresses a priority sector (fishery) that has an impact upon globally important biomes (the inland waters of Kyrgyzstan). The Project adopts the guidance provided in the information paper submitted by STAP to the GEF Council in November 2004 entitled: Mainstreaming Biodiversity in Production Landscapes and Sectors (Interim) Report (GEF/C.24/Inf.11).

The main objective of the project is to develop a comprehensive data flow system (DFS) and indicator model for the purpose of sustainable collection and management of common UNCCD, UNFCCC and UNCBD data at the national level, and to implement this model through a small-scale GIS supported pilot project. The DFS model will be developed in accordance with Environment Information System (EIS) structures and requirements.

Long-term Goal: The project is contributing to the mitigation of land degradation and promotion of ecosystem integrity and stability, with enhanced ecological functions and services through capacity development and mainstreaming of sustainable land management. Overall Objective: To strengthen the enabling environment for sustainable land management while ensuring broad-based political and participatory support for the process, in four key areas.

The objective of this project is the implementation of the first two priorities from the Mauritius's NIP. (1) Disposal of obsolete POPs chemicals and decontamination of POPs-related infested areas (2) Development of alternative strategies for malaria vector management with reduced—or no—reliance on DDT. Mauritius decided to combine addressing the first two priorities in one project because of perceived synergies that will facilitate implementation and reduce related costs. Both priorities involve disposal and remediation.

Establishment of a sustainable protected area financing system, with associated management structures, systems and capacities needed to ensure the effective use of generated revenues for priority biodiversity conservation needs

: To assist the Republic of Tajikistan to implement its National Biosafety Framework (NBF) in order to comply with the Cartagena Protocol

The primary objective of the project is reduction of pesticide releases transition into environment and elimination of human health and environmental threat they pose.