There are 379 projects that match your search.
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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9,120.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/17 |
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As a rare and endangered species, Asiatic Poplar (Populus diversifolia) is currently preserved within small protected areas, groves and wooded areas. The Asian poplar, a regionally endemic species, grows only in the northern part of Balkhash Lake. ( ... )
eserved poplar groves are subjected to destruction primarily by unattended cabins, cattle grazing, wood wreckers, and population growth. At present, the poplar groves are not specifically under the control of any nature protection bodies, so they have no official protective status, and conservation measures have not been undertaken for a long time. As a result, the poplar groves are being
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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19,870.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/18 |
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The East Kazakhstan area, partially the Pavlodar area, is the only place in Kazakhstan, where unique Pine forests have remained since the Ice Age. Although these Pine forests are specified as ?nature protection areas?, they are under continuous ( ... )
age from arson, fires and increasing harvesting. In many respects the situation is complicated by the low level of forest protection and the relative poverty of the local population, due to a lack of sustainable sources of income. According to expert forecasts, in the next 25 years these threats could significantly diminish the Pine forests and could threaten the Pine species altogether.
This
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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50,000.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/02 |
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Out of the other areas of the country Eastern Kazakhstan is really the most prominent in terms of the quantity and diversity of rare, endemic, medicinal and other plants. There are 400 rare and endangered species, 900 medicinal plants, plants used ( ... )
d industry and for technical purposes. These make 35% and 23% respectfully of the overall species diversity of said plants to be found in Kazakhstan. Medicinal, food and technical plants are widely used in medical, heavy, light, food, pharmaceutical, confectionery industries and are in commercial demand. Growing demand for plant raw materials, high cost and low living standard of local people are
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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15,000.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/16 |
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A brief review of GEF/SGP activity was prepared in February 2000, which reflected the results of the First Operational Phase projects and GEF/SGP activity for 1997-2000. The review included a comparative analysis of GEF/SGP strategic objectives in ( ... )
nd 1999, and an evaluation of the project characteristics from the First and Second Operational phases. Important components of each project, such as monitoring, evaluation, communications & outreach activities were analysed. From this analysis, two main GEF/SGP strategic directions were identified:
1) expansion of the GEF/SGP presence in Kazakhstan by increasing the number of projects and by
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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43,710.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/19 |
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As a result of the Aral Sea environmental crisis, the Syr-Darya River delta lakes are the only place where high concentrations of regional fauna can still be found, like the migratory birds that fly through the south of Kazakhstan. However, the ( ... )
d water-flow of the Syr Darya River is decreasing the total area of most lakes, and other problems like poaching, destruction of vegetation, irrational land and water resource use, irrational agriculture, land degradation and desertification negatively influence the fragile wetland ecosystem. As a result, there is a very serious threat to the biodiversity of these lakes.
This demonstration
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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5,538.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/15 |
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Altay-Sayan region covers transboundary territories of Kazakhstan, Russia, Mongolia, and China, and it is a unique place where Central Asia biological and landscape biodiversity is concentrated. Here wild relatives of cultural species and rare and ( ... )
c flora and fauna are kept. At the same time economic crisis of the region, pauperization of the local population and increase of commercial demand for natural resources may cause destruction of biodiversity resources and development of ecologically unreasoned way of economic development of the region.
Thus, Kazakhstan, Russia, Mongolia and China have taken a decision to create a transboundary
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/13 |
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Planning grant 1) enhances the degree and quality of community and stakeholders participation in the project design and development, 2) provides grantee's access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the project has a sound ( ... )
ific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/12 |
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This planning grant 1) enhances the degree and the quality of community and stakeholder participation in the project design and development, 2) provides the grantee with access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the ( ... )
t has a sound scientific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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300.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/00/24 |
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This planning grant 1) enhances the degree and the quality of community and stakeholder participation in the project design and development, 2) provides the grantee with access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the ( ... )
t has a sound scientific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/06 |
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This planning grant 1) enhances the degree and the quality of community and stakeholder participation in the project design and development, 2) provides the grantee with access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the ( ... )
t has a sound scientific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/05 |
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This planning grant 1) enhances the degree and the quality of community and stakeholder participation in the project design and development, 2) provides the grantee with access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the ( ... )
t has a sound scientific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/03 |
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This planning grant 1) enhances the degree and the quality of community and stakeholder participation in the project design and development, 2) provides the grantee with access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the ( ... )
t has a sound scientific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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International Waters
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2001
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450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/08 |
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This planning grant 1) enhances the degree and the quality of community and stakeholder participation in the project design and development, 2) provides the grantee with access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the ( ... )
t has a sound scientific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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Climate Change Mitigation
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2001
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450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/07 |
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This planning grant 1) enhances the degree and the quality of community and stakeholder participation in the project design and development, 2) provides the grantee with access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the ( ... )
t has a sound scientific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/04 |
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This planning grant 1) enhances the degree and the quality of community and stakeholder participation in the project design and development, 2) provides the grantee with access to relevant scientific and technical expertise to ensure that the ( ... )
t has a sound scientific and technical foundation, 3) provides access to technical assistance in sound project design and
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Kazakhstan
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Multifocal Area
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2001
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10,000.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/01 |
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Sharing information is one of the most important constituents of success both for SGP and each project.
Information distribution will raise awareness of different focus groups about the GEF SGP mission; strengthen confidence of a wide public to the ( ... )
ough better understanding of the SGP role in environment and sustainable development problems solution; will make SDGP activities more efficient and assist resource mobilization by means of better understanding of potential donors the opportunities the SGP offers to satisfy their own interests.
Based on these factors, the SGP focuses attention on information distribution at all the stages of
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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2,000.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/09 |
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In a droughty climate conditions, irrational land and water resources use, processes of the land salinization, degradation and desertification develop in a very intensive manner. On the territory round Otyrar area of the South-Kazakhstan province ( ... )
nd salinization has led to decreasing of agricultural crops productivity and deducing cultivated irrigate land have been taken out of use.
Local people don?t have enough sufficient knowledge, and are engaged in cultivation of melons and gourds and garden cultures having used extensive methods without taking negative ecological impact factors into consideration. Due to lack of finance, local
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Kazakhstan
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International Waters
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2001
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50,000.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/11 |
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As a result of overcontrol of the Big (Bolshoi) and Small (Maly) Uzen Rivers transboundary with Russia and the West Kazakhstan region, non-rational use of water and land resources, the Karasu River ecosystem which feeds itself from the Small Uzen ( ... )
has greatly deteriorated bringing along the River shallowing and oozing, biodiversity reduction, soil salinization, pasture and hay-making area capacity decline. Waste and discharges from Kaztalovka village located on the River Karasu banks pollute the water, while local authorities and nature protection agencies fail to pay adequate attention to activities for the River ecosystem restoration and
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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25,565.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/10 |
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Activities for propagation and education in environmental protection and rational use of nature are undertaken on a low-slow scale, basically, with the efforts of non-governmental and international organizations; up to now, mostly urban and district ( ... )
population is engaged in these activities, including a very small per cent of rural dwellers. Meanwhile, it should be at the local (rural) level that the problems of biodiversity conservation, land degradation, water resources conservation, rational use of nature and sustainable rural development must be resolved.
Despite the catastrophe, the Aral Sea is still a unique wetland area in the
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Kazakhstan
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Biodiversity
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2001
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28,450.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: KAZ/01/14 |
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Zhamankum Lakes (Almaty oblast) as part of Sorbulak Lake System were rightfully recognized as wetlands of national significance inasmuch as one of the largest southern flyways of migratory birds ran through the lakes and the number of birds stopped ( ... )
nd stayed for feeding reached 100 thousand. In 1988, after the breakout of Sorbulak, Zhamankum lakes became extinct however started recovering due to filtration makeup and currently make a group of small lakes connected with channels. Due to favorable conditions, a high concentration of water and peri-aquatic birds can be observed in the lakes distinguished by rich species structure and a large
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