Cape Verde had prepared the “National Environmental Action Plan 1994-2005 (NEAP)” for sustainable development. The main goals are: poverty alleviation; food security; soil conservation; the fight against deforestation and desertification; water management and conservation; energy conservation and the introduction of renewable energies; biodiversity and fishery protection; comfort, hygiene and sanitation of the population; population growth; pollution control; and information and education in the areas of the environment.

The project will enable Chile to meet its reporting obligations under the UNFCCC, leading to the National Communication as required under Article 12.

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

This project builds Cambodia knowledge and capacity related to implementing the UNFCCC by focussing on issues clearly perceived by the government as environmental and developmental priorities. The strategy revolves around understanding management of Cambodia's forest, agricultural, and energy sectors and seeks to promote the incorporation of climate change concerns and objectives into planning and management of these sectors.

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

This project will enable Burkina Faso to meet its reporting obligations under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change

The project will enable Guinea Bissau to meet its reporting obligations under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

This project will build capability, prepare Sudan's first communications and provide technical assistance in Sudan to respond to the UNFCCC. The project will enhance institutional networks, develop GHG inventory assessments, train personnel, establish policy dialogues, evaluate and develop climate change mitigation initiatives. This project will also emphasize the intersection of climate change issues with land degradation issues in Sudan.

The long term goal of this project is to reduce global warming, conserve biodiversity, and alleviate poverty in the tropical forest margins by promoting the development of alternatives to slash and burn agriculture that are ecologically sound, economically viable, and culturally acceptable.

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