To reduce the negative environmental and social impacts caused by intensive mercury use in Paraguay's artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) sector.

To strengthen regional cooperation and management for sustainable shared fisheries in the Red Sea.

To rehabilitate degraded lands and promote community-based natural resource management in the Khangai mountain landscapes of Mongolia to reduce land degradation and biodiversity loss, improve ecosystem services, and support sustainable community livelihoods.

Reduce the loss of biodiversity and the impact of ecosystem services of global importance, strengthening institutional and community capacities in the prevention, early detection, control and eradication of exotic aquatic invasive species in Venezuela

To conserve biodiversity and critical ecosystem services through an integrated and inclusive climate-resilient terrestrial, coastal and marine resource management approach that generates commensurate benefits to the local economy and communities in Sri Lanka

The project objective is to reduce wildfire risks in selected hotspots in Lebanon by improving forest landscape management.

To generate multiple durable global environmental and socioeconomic benefits by applying integrated and innovative approaches to restore degraded ecosystems.

· 2,228,334 ha. of land and ecosystems under restoration
· 10,606,230 ha. of landscapes under improved practices
· 133,008,470 metric tons of GHG emissions mitigated carbon dioxide equivalent (mtCO2 e)
· One shared water freshwater ecosystems under new/ improved cooperative management
· 1,824,397.00 people benefitting from GEF finance investments enefitted (896,788 women and 927,609 men).

To generate multiple climate, environmental, and socio-economic benefits at scale by enabling integrated collaborative management (restoration, rehabilitation, and conservation) of degraded watershed systems in Tonle Sap Basin.

To strengthen national efforts towards poverty reduction and climate-resilient livelihoods through a shift towards zero-deforestation, environmentally-sound, socially equitable and economically beneficial NTFP/wood production system and value chains

Generate multiple environmental and socio-economic benefits by restoring degraded landscapes with an integrated watershed approach, strengthening planning, promoting local restoration actions and mobilizing funding in Chiapas, Jalisco, and Veracruz and pilot regions.

Objective Indicators (Targets):
a. Area of land and ecosystems under restoration (Target: 330,000 ha)
b. Area of landscapes under improved practices (Target: 1,400,000 ha)
c. Greenhouse gas emissions mitigated (Target: 1.4 million tons CO2e)