The main objective of this project is to protect and maintain the biodiversity of indigenous lands by supporting Indigenous communities to implement their own Territorial and Environmental Management Plans.

To improve the conservation of the Caatinga, a biome of global biodiversity importance, through the expansion and improved management effectiveness of Brazil’s National System of Protected Areas, endangered species conservation, and engagement of Indigenous People, Traditional Peoples and Local Communities, enhancing biodiversity resilience and improving livelihoods.

To help Mexico advance toward the Global Biodiversity Framework 30x30 target through long-term sustainable financing for the existing national protected areas (national parks and ADVCs)

Indicators (Targets):
a. Terrestrial protected areas under improved management effectiveness (Target: 3,665,666 ha)
b. Marine protected areas under improved management effectiveness (Target: 22,241,504 ha)
c. Greenhouse gas emissions mitigated (Target: 5.7 million tons)
d. Number of people experiencing socioeconomic benefits (male/female) (Target: 163,293 people; 50% female)

To improve protected and conserved area management in Gabon by integrating a national HWC strategy into the PFP financial mechanism and managing human wildlife conflict at key sites.