The "Estrategia de los Territorios Conservados por Pueblos Indígenas y Comunidades locales (TICCA) en Guatemala" is based on the expectation and plan to generate change, moving from a current situation to a dimensioned one. It implies the commitment of work of collectives willing to work hard for the benefit of all, surpassing their territorial scales and learning from the collective processes and actions of others. In this case, it is the traditional institutions of indigenous peoples and local communities that for centuries have managed their lands, made their own decisions and organized to...

In preparation for the "High Level Political Forum on Development Sustainable ", the SGP at the global level is promoting a process of dialogues between local and / or indigenous communities and government institutions focusing on issues relevant to sustainable mountain living in selected countries such as: Lesotho, Bhutan, Tajikistan, Nepal, Papua New Guinea and Guatemala, countries whose common characteristic is the existence of Mountain regions. It is in this framework and in alignment with the National Strategy of the Small Grants Program -PPD- Guatemala OP6 (2015-2018) that the project of...

In this "Popular Version for Guatemala" we try to socialize and simplify the Agreement to the general public, with the desire to make Guatemalan knowledge, the vital content and its implications, as well as examples of what each of us can do in the day to day, to reach a transformation that allows us to be protagonists in a generational change towards the sustainability of our own natural wealth, patrimony of all.

It is an information brochure that shows general information about the way the SGP works in Guatemala and some relevant information of interest.

Photo report of SGP grant "MON/SGP/OP6/Y3/CORE/LD/2017/13"

Manual book on how to fight mercury use and its elimination.

Report book of GEF SGP Mongolia on 2015-2016 activities.

A case study conducted on GEF SGP Mongolia's grant project numbered as MON/2005/08

Report book of GEF SGP Mongolia for the period of 2003-2014

This book reflects how medicinal and aromatic plant can be conserved through the active participation of local indigenous peoples. It also tries to explain how cultural value shapes the conservation of such local resources. After successfully completing project on Reaching the Unreached: promotion of Non Timber Forest Products (NTFPs)/ Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs) for Biodiversity Conservation and livelihood Enhancement, implemented by Sagun with the financial support from Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme of United Nations Development Programme, the book tries to capt...