Strengthen the capacity of local and national stakeholders in pastoral areas comprising of grasslands and rangelands to assess Land Degradation (LD) and make informed decisions to promote Sustainable Land Management (SLM) in a way that preserves the diverse ecosystem goods and services that are provided by rangelands and grasslands

To promote and support adoption of energy efficient practices and technologies in selected Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Thailand for improved competitiveness and a greening of industry

To mainstream biodiversity conservation priorities into the performance management, development planning and budgeting systems of local government in Thailand

To reduce GHG emission in Thai industries and power plants by promoting the use of industrial-grade solid biofuels as energy source

Facilitation of the commercial production and application of fuel cell vehicles in China

To strengthen knowledge management capacity and promote scale-up learning of disseminated experiences, tools and methodologies for transboundary water management - across and beyond the GEF IW portfolio, together with a global network of partners - in order to improve the effectiveness of GEF IW and partner projects to deliver tangible results and scaled-up investments.

To ensure biodiversity is taken into account in decision making across government sectors by improving end-users’ access to and use of biodiversity information and embedding biodiversity information within national development decision making processes.

To assist countries in the development and strengthening of their national ABS frameworks, human resources and administrative capabilities to implement the Nagoya Protocol

This project will assist Turkey with the promotion and financing of on-grid village cooperative solar PV in forest villages with the goal of having at least 30 MW of installed capacity of grid-connected, cooperative solar PV in forest villages) by the end of the project, thereby leading to significant greenhouse gas emission reductions.

Reducing energy consumption in the social housing sector by promotion of improved architectural designs, use of passive building elements and application of energy efficient equipment