Reducing marine plastics and plastic pollution in the Latin America and the Caribbean region by facilitating circular actions at the city level to accelerate the transition to a circular economy, in line with government and business commitments on addressing marine plastics and plastic pollution.

To promote sustainable use of ABNJ living natural resources and strengthened biodiversity conservation in the face of a changing environment.

Project Objective: Strengthen the management of coastal and marine ecosystems of St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Project Objective: To strengthen public and private sector capacities in Brazil and Uruguay for joint and integrated water resource management (IWRM) in the Merín Lagoon Basin, with emphasis on the sustainable and efficient use of water, preservation of ecosystems and their services, and adaptation to climate change, through the development of a Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis and Strategic Action Programme

To strengthen management effectiveness of priority Protected Areas (PAs) in Africa to deliver global environmental benefits through the deployment of the EarthRanger protected area management system and related technologies.

Strengthened biodiversity mainstreaming in planning and decision making and improved resource targeting for biodiversity conservation using Natural Capital Assessment and Accounting and Management Effectiveness Tracking

The objective of the Project is to enhance transboundary water cooperation and strengthen climate resilience in the Sava and Drina Rivers Corridors.

To promote water security through strengthening transboundary water governance, sustainable development, balancing multiple-use and promoting integrated management of the Pantanal-Upper Paraguay River Basin for the social and economic well-being of the population and for the conservation of the freshwater ecosystem, its services, its biodiversity and connectivity.

Improve and sustain the ecological connectivity of the DBT Corridor and related transnational areas of Niokolo-Koba (Senegal) and Badiar (Guinea) by strengthening biodiversity conservation and improving sustainable land use.

To reverse the overexploitation of select commercial living marine resources by enhancing the capacity of Black Sea countries to manage fisheries, including through the application of ecosystem-based management tools.