To strengthen land/forest management processes and biodiversity conservation in order to secure the flow of multiple ecosystems services while ensuring ecosystem resilience to climate change.

Global environmental benefits secured through strategic and integrated community-based actions in biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation and sustainable land management in the Chaco ecoregion of Bolivia

To promote joint management of the shared water resources of the extended transboundary Drin River Basin, including coordination mechanisms among the various sub-basin commissions and committees (Lakes Prespa, Ohrid and Skadar).

To minimize risks of exposure from PCBs to people and the environment in Costa Rica

To assist in the development, adoption and implementation of governance reforms supporting environmentally, economically and socially sustainable marine fisheries in the large marine ecosystems (LMEs) of Africa.

The higher-level global environment objective of the project is to support Shanghai’s low-carbon city development by promoting green energy schemes, with a focus on Changning district. The project objectives are to pilot green energy schemes and scale up low-carbon investments in buildings in Shanghai, with a focus on Changning district.

To undertake the first global assessment of transboundary waterbodies, through a formalised consortium of partners, that will assist GEF and other international organizations to improve the setting of priorities for funding; and to formalise the partnership with key institutions aimed at incorporating transboundary considerations into regular assessment programmes, resulting in periodic assessments of transboundary groundwater, lake/reservoirs, river basins, large marine ecosystems, and open ocean areas.

To assist the Government of Nigeria to pursue its low-carbon development path by the use of associated gas which otherwise would have been flared.

The Development Objective of the Project is to enhance climate resilience of investments in Nicaragua’s rural water supply sector to cope with both increasing climate variability and expected adverse impacts of climate change in selected areas.

The original objective of the CRESP program (three phases) is to enable commercial renewable electricity suppliers to provide energy to the electricity market efficiently, cost-effectively and on a large scale. Building on achievements and lessons learned from CRESP Phase I, the objective of CRESP Phase II is to is to support the ambitious RE scale-up program in China with a focus on efficiency improvement and reduction of incremental costs.