Management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in The Bahamas strengthened and integrated into broader landscape planning in order to reduce pressures on ecosystem services and biodiversity from competing resource uses

To optimise sustainable land use management, biodiversity conservation, and access of local communities to renewable household energy security and climate change mitigation in Madagascar.

To mainstream biodiversity conservation and sustainable land/water management into production landscapes in Belize

Improve the management of selected fisheries and increase the net value of catch in targeted landing sites. The recipient countries of this project are Cabo Verde, the Gambia, Guinea-Bissau and Senegal.

To reverse negative land degradation trends in selected landscapes in Central Angola by combining sustainable and rational approaches to planning, decision-making and land-use management with participatory approaches to build the capacity of local stakeholders.

To promote conservation, sustainable use and improved access and benefit-sharing from Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) products derived from selected Medicinal Plants in selected Highlands and Foothill areas of Lesotho

Strengthen integrated and harmonized approaches for river restoration and aquatic biodiversity conservation responding to pressures from hydromorphological alterations in the Danube River Basin (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia, and Ukraine)

Community-based management of forests and the promotion of sustainable development alternatives support and enhance biodiversity conservation, and strengthen livelihoods in the Monkoto Corridor and Salonga National Park

The general objective of this project is to contribute to improving the conservation and management effectiveness of the Grosse Caye/Zone humide d’Aquin and Olivier/Zanglais Marine Protected Areas.. The specific objectives are to: (i) improve fishery management in MPA (ii) mitigate climate change through critical ecosystems restoration.