To support integrated participatory spatial planning within Samoa’s landscapes to enhance globally significant biodiversity and ecosystem functionality

To scale up the sustainable use of biodiversity and maintain the ecological integrity of agro-ecosystems in Palau’s mosaics of agricultural and natural landscapes.

To enhance the effective establishment and management of Mega Living Landscapes (MLLs) in South Africa by developing and implementing durable financial mechanisms for them.

To strengthen globally significant biodiversity corridors in the Philippines through comprehensive restoration, management, valuation and financing strategies which empower local communities..

To conserve and sustainably use biodiversity in Communal and Indigenous Land of the DRC, supporting the recovery of degraded ecosystems, carbon sequestration and storage, climate resilience, and people's livelihoods.

Contribute to the achievement of GBF Target 3 objectives in the North of Peru, increasing the coverage and effective management of its Conserved Areas, and empowering IP&LC agency for biodiversity management and conservation, applying the ecosystem-based approach in the Northern Transversal Economic Corridor (Northern TEC)

This project aims to assist in the establishment of a national framework that will support greater capacity and coordination across entities responsible for regulating access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing. Transparency, inclusivity and wide stakeholder involvement are key to the development of such a framework which also gives consideration to the Indigenous Peoples of Belize. Hence, Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPs & LCs) will be listed as project beneficiaries of project components/activities but will not directly receive financial resources.

To increase public and private sector biodiversity/nature-positive investments through the implementation of the National Biodiversity Finance Plan to support the accelerated achievement of the KM-GBF aligned Philippine Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (PBSAP) targets

To advance ABS implementation in Cambodia for conservation of biological diversity and equitable sharing of benefits from the utilization of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge.

Enhance sustainable management of marine and terrestrial ecosystems through strengthened planning, financing, monitoring and inclusive local community participation in Fiji, Nauru and Tonga