The immediate objective of the project is to contribute to the preparation of the first national communication of Morocco to the Conference of the Parties (COP). In addition to meeting the communication obligations, the project can be seen as an essential exercise to enhance general awareness and knowledge of climate change related issues in Morocco.

This project aims at facilitating the preparation of Tonga's First National Communication to the Conference of Parties (CoP) in accordance with Article 12 of the UNFCCC.

This training would be implemented in three phases. In Phase 1, countries would complete a comprehensive assessment of national data and expertise and prepare a detailed draft V&A work plan. In Phase 2, a two-week workshop will be held in the region. In Phase 3, a three-day workshop will be held so that countries may share experiences and resolve problems encountered during the early stages of V&A assessment.

The main object of this proposal is the formulation of a National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan through a fully participatory process that will include line ministries, the private sector and NGOs. The first step will be to undertake an awareness-building programme, aimed at key target groups including the tourism, agriculture and construction sectors, in order to inform on the CBD and on the process of elaborating a national BSAP.

Formulate strategy and action plan for conservation and sustainable us of Albania's biodiversity. The principal product will be a BSAP.

The objective is to formulate the strategies and actions necessary for the protection and sustainable use of the Maldives’ biodiversity in accordance with Articles 6 and 8 of the CBD, as well as prepare a plan for their implementation. The primary output will be the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP).

The project will support the participatory development of a BSAP by the MET in association with relevant government ministries, local communities and NGOs. The project will build on the existing knowledge base in the country and strengthen local and institutional capacities to elaborate the BSAP through a process of participatory planning and stakeholder consultation during national and regional workshops. The BSAP will identify the current status of, pressures on, options for, and actions to ensure the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity in the CAR.

The project will enable Burundi to meet its reporting obligations under the Framework Convention on Climate Change, leading to their National Communication as required under Article 12.

This project establishes a demand-driven, action-oriented environmental information database for the tropical forest region of central Africa to support decision-making and to build up national capacity for environmental monitoring, land-use planning, and conservation priority setting.

Development and implementation of management programs for five tropical forest ecosystems in the Congo, representative of the country's great ecological diversity and wealth. To achieve this objective, the project funds biodiversity inventories, the preparation of natural resource management plans for each site, training of supervisory staff and guards, and studies of the impact of the indigenous people on the environment and of how negative impacts can be mitigated.