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Southern Africa Biodiversity Support Programme
The project will involve all ten countries of the southern African region in a collaborative programme of activities related to national implementation of the CBD. The project is designed to improve cooperation and to build capacity both within and between participating nations and to integrate sustainable use into biodiversity conservation and other sectoral programmes. The project will produce five key outputs, each arising from a series of targeted activities.
Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (BSAP) and Report to the CBD
The primary objective of the project is the elaboration of a Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (BSAP) for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity.
Establishment of a Programme for the Consolidation of the Meso-American Biological Corridor
The global environment objective of the project is to promote, in seven years in two phases the conservation and sustainable use of globally significant biodiversity through the establishment of six biological corridors in the southeast of Mexico. The corridors will be linking ecologically and biologically existing protected areas across the productive landscape. They will contribute to socially sustainable and environmentally sound development through mainstreaming of biodiversity conservation and sound natural resource management in local development processes.
Central American Fund for Environment and Development: Account for the Global Environment (FOCADES)
The main objective of the Global Account in to ensure the long-term financing of critical regional environment activities of global relevance in the Central American Isthmus.
Conservation of Biodiversity in the Lake Titicaca Basin
The project adopts an ecosystem approach and places emphasis on working directly with indigenous peoples and local communities and on establishing clear integration of conservation and development efforts. All of these aspects are given priority in the Convention on Biological Diversity.
A Participatory Approach to Managing the Environment: An Input to the Inter-American Strategy for Participation (ISP)
The project aims to build capacity within the countries of the Americas for the successful incorporation of public participation practices in sustainable development policy formulation and decision-making; to design mechanisms to improve communication and promote partnership among governments (national and local), nongovernmental organizations, community and local groups, the private sector, and academic organizations in these matters; and to provide technical assistance for exchanging information and developing methodologies for conflict resolution and consensus building.
Strategic Action Programme for the Binational Basin of the Bermejo River
This project intends to develop a Strategic Action Programme that will promote environmentally sustainable development within the Bermejo River Basin, taking into consideration the programme of investments being prepared by the Binational Commission for the development of the Upper Bermejo and Grande de Tarija River Basins.
Biodiversity Country Studies - Phase I
The primary objective of the Biodiversity Country Studies is to gather and analyze the data required to drive forward the process of developing national strategies, plans, or programs for the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity and to integrate these activities with other relevant sectoral or cross-sectoral plans, programs, or policies.
Economics of GHG Limitation - Phase I
The project includes eight national and two regional studies in parallel with the development of a methodological framework for the economics of climate change mitigation. The methodological framework comprises a common analytical structure, economic concepts, and technical assumptions for sectoral and cross-sectoral assessment of mitigation options.
Country Case Studies on Climate Change Impacts and Adaptations Assessment - Phase I
The objective of the project is to test and improve methodologies and guidelines through a series of country studies for assessing climate change impacts and adaptation; it will support stage I adaptations measures as approved by COP-1 of the UNFCCC.
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