SGP Bhutan's latest annual report presents the results and impact of both completed and on-going projects in 2021, with a focus on biodiversity conservation and climate action, among others. 30 projects supported in partnership with the government, 19 community-based organizations & eight civil society organizations 11 districts covered in Bhutan benefiting 85 communities and 5600 people including youth and persons with disabilities.

Community Lantern is a quarterly newsletter of SGP St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Community Action: Sub-regional Newsletter of GEF SGP in the Eastern Caribbean | August 2020 Vol.1

Community Action Volume 2| December 2021 is the sub-regional newsletter of GEF SGP in the Eastern Caribbean.

CSO Spotlight is the quarterly newsletter of SGP Antigua & Barbuda. In this first publication of CSO Spotlight, join us as we shine the spotlight on four of our Grantees who have been doing amazing work in Antigua & Barbuda: The Antigua & Barbuda Horticultural Society, Environmental Awareness Group (EAG), the Gilbert Agricultural and Rural Development Center (GARDC), and the West Indies Sail Heritage Foundation.

L’atelier de formation en capitalisation des expériences en Agroécologie des projets bénéficiaires du PMF/FEM/PNUD/SOS SAHEL organisé dans 7 pays sahéliens africains à savoir le Mali, le Burkina-Faso, le Niger, l’Ethiopie, le Tchad, le Cameroun et le Djibouti s’est tenu au Cameroun pendant 04 jours, du 14 au 17 Décembre 2021, réunissant 04 ONG et associations de l’Extrême-Nord Cameroun. Il s’agit de l’ONG INADES-FORMATION, des Associations CADEPI, AFD et ASDETCHE, qui, pendant 4 jours dans la ville de Yaoundé, ont partagé leurs expériences autour des projets réalisés...

Le SGP Mali en image avec infographie et calendrier de 2022.

This edition highlights clearly SDG 17 Partnership for Development through the many civil society, government, and private sector organizations that worked together to implement this monumental festival. These partnerships are captured within the newsletter and demonstrate the success of the SIFF in facilitating a whole society approach to sustainable development. This edition highlights clearly SDG 17 Partnership for Development through the many civil society, government, and private sector organizations that worked together to implement this monumental festival. These partnerships are captur...

This edition focuses on the inaugural Small Island Future Fest (SIFF), which has been conceptualised to address the gap in environmental awareness among the general public by promoting messages of environmental sustainability in an innovative and inclusive way - leaving no one behind. The festival integrated the sustainable development goals (SDGs) creatively to raise awareness and demonstrate practical ways that Small Islands can achieve a bright and prosperous future. This edition focuses on the inaugural Small Island Future Fest (SIFF), which has been conceptualised to address the gap in en...

Welcome to the holiday edition of the SGP Green Reporter. The year 2020 has been nothing short of remarkable, some would say for many of the wrong reasons. The COVID-19 pandemic remains the most defining event of 2020, it has metamorphosize from a health crisis into the greatest social and economic crisis of our lifetime. The implications are so wide reaching that it has impeded progress on all 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Despite this enormous challenge of COVID-19, civil society has adapted, maintained their relevance and brought hope of a brighter 2021 to many.