With the objective to serve as a corporate level document, GEF Small Grants Programme (SGP) M&E strategy is an effort to develop a common understanding of the Programme’s results and its pathways. It defines cardinal principles, measurements, and taxonomies to guide results management across the three levels of performance- project, country and global. SGP shares it with a spirit of transparency, and with an intent to provide deeper insights into the Programme’s approaches and practices that lead to environmental and socio- economic gains.

The Cambodia SGP OP7 Country Programme Strategy (CPS) is the primary document guiding the development, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of the Cambodia GEF SGP activities during the Seventh Operational Phase (i.e. 2020 - 2023). The Cambodia GEF CPS, which builds on more than 15 years of Cambodia GEF SGP work and experience in the country, specifically identifies the goal, strategic objectives and outcomes that Cambodia GEF SGP proposes to achieve over GEF Operational Phase 7. The CPS also sets the basic project eligibility criteria. To achieve the objectives, the CPS includes OP...

Projects results for SGP Belarus in 2020.

Energy Saving Tips developed within the project "The use of environmentally friendly alternative technologies on the territory of the Kostyukovichi district (installation of solar-powered street lamps) as a way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions" BLR/SGP/OP7/Y1/CORE/CC/20/02

Brochure from the webinar "Women's Initiative as a Factor in the Development of Renewable Energy in Small Towns and Rural Areas", organized jointly with the UNDP project "Removing barriers to the development of wind energy in Belarus"

In rural economies, land is the basis for all livelihoods where informal mining, agriculture, and logging coexist as part of a multifunctional working landscape. Mining is often deeply entrenched in the cultural traditions of informal, artisanal, and small-scale mining (ASM) communities. The mining sector represents an emerging rural economy that provides livelihoods for millions of households worldwide. Approximately 20 million people work in artisanal and small-scale mining accounting for 45% of all ASM activity. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the adverse impacts of abandoned mines on human and eco...