To scale Global Environmental Benefits through coordinated governance of the GEF-8 Ecosystem Restoration Integrated Program and targeted support to 20 innovative country child projects in catalyzing transformational shifts in ecosystem restoration.

To generate multiple durable global environmental and socioeconomic benefits (biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, transboundary hydrological flow security) through sustained application of integrated and innovative approaches to restore degraded ecosystems and improve management of land in the "east African water-towers" of Angola's extended central plateau.
· 145,000 ha of National Park under improved management (GEF Ind 1.2)
· 11,200 ha of land and ecosystems under restoration (GEF Ind 3)
· 8,500 ha of productive land under improved practices (GEF Ind 4)

Promote structuring conditions for large-scale restoration in Brazil

Restore and sustainably manage high Andean ecosystems that provide ecosystem services to improve people's livelihoods.

To generate multiple environmental and socio-economic benefits through integrated and innovative landscape-based approaches for restoration of degraded forests and mountain ecosystems in Nepal’s far-west.

To restore the ecosystem functions of three South African peatland systems and their catchments for the provision of benefits to communities while contributing to global environmental goals

Demonstrate the benefits of wetland ecosystem services as a basis for continued social well-being, climate resilience, environmental sustainability and economic profitability at all scales in Mauritania, leveraging the potential of ecosystem restoration as a unifying framework for policy and local action.

To implement integrated and innovative approaches to restore degraded miombo woodland ecosystems and generate global environmental and socioeconomic benefits in Southern Kwango, Haut Katanga and Lualaba regions of DRC.

To enable large scale restoration of ecosystems of importance in Haiti by addressing policy deficiencies, promoting a PES mechanism tailored to the local context, and piloting community-driven restoration models through an integrated management approach in three priority landscapes

Apply integrated water resources management and ecosystem restoration approaches in the Red River basin to enhance water security, reverse ecosystem degradation, sustain and enhance biodiversity and improve livelihood resilience.