Enhance the institutional and policy framework for harmonization, coordination and monitoring of interventions in agricultural and natural resource management strategies that promote sustainable land management and enhance agricultural productivity while minimizing environmental impacts

To develop, demonstrate and upscale sustainable land management practices for the conservation of jhum (shifting cultivation) lands in Nagaland through an ecosystem approach, which will contribute to the overall objective of the SLEM Programme to promote sustainable land management and use of biodiversity as well as maintain the capacity of ecosystems to deliver goods and services while taking account of climate change.

Strengthen institutional and community capacity for sustainable land and ecosystem management through approaches and techniques that combine innovative and indigenous techniques for restoring and sustaining the natural resource base, including its biodiversity, while taking account of climate variability and change

To restore and sustain ecosystem functions and biodiversity while simultaneously enhancing income and livelihood functions, and generating lessons learned in these respects that can be up-scaled and mainstreamed at state and national levels.

To promote community-driven sustainable land and ecosystem management at the landscape level through integration of watershed management, joint forest management, and sustainable livelihoods development so as to balance ecological and livelihood needs

The overall aim of this project is to accelerate the exploration and the development of geothermal power use in Yemen through the identification of high enthalpy reservoirs in order to increase access to energy services as well as to mitigate the country's dependence on fossil fuel sources and decrease CO2 emissions. The project will address these barriers through a combination of technical assistance, geological investigation and capacity building.

Project Goal: Ecosystem functions and integrity in productive landscapes in Belize maintained through sustainable use of land resources thus providing for long-term socio-economic development. The project objective is an enabling environment for sustainable land management enhanced through mainstreaming, capacity building, and improvements in policy, legislative and institutional frameworks.

To promote energy efficiency in buildings by removing the institutional, legal and regulatory, capacity and technical barriers that limit its widespread adoption.

In line with the National Poverty Reduction Strategy (SCRP), the purpose of the project is to contribute to the development of a national programme on rehabilitation and sustainable management of soil and forest resources. The project has a strong poverty alleviation focus and will be based on a human rights and gender equality approach.

Long-Term Goal: Contribute to the mitigation of land degradation through institutional and individual capacity building as well as by mainstreaming sustainable land management into national development strategies with a view to improving living conditions for the population of Guinea-Bissau. Project Objective: Strengthen Guinea-Bissau’s national capacities in sustainable land management.