There are 26,002 projects available.
|
|
|
Project Title |
Country |
Area Of Work
|
Start
Date |
Amount
(US$) |
Operational Phase |
|
|
Egypt
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
28,908.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: EG-OP1-04 |
|
Establishing a nursery of different types of trees to provide the city with the transplants of trees to be planted in schools, parks, streets. Planting 18,200 tree.
Environmental awareness through different activities. A model for environmental ( ... )
ipation and cooperation was established. Cooperation between NGOs was established, networking with NGOs started.. Tree planting.
decrease the amount of evolved CO2 continuosly by transport vehciles
involve young people -especially environmetal protection groups in schools- practically in protection and bettering thier environment.
- to devlope the awarness of the villagers towards the danger
|
|
|
Philippines
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
31,934.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: OP-20.98-L |
|
The project aims to conserve and restore the Philippine biodiversity through capacity building of tribal communities as the rightful stewards to care, develop, and protect the forest ecosystems they occupy. Its strategies also aim to alleviate the ( ... )
condition of the indigenous people.
It aims to achieve the following: establishment of community nurseries of at least 50,000 seedlings; production and outplanting of at least 50,000 forest and fruit seedlings to at least 50 farmers; conduct skills training and organizational development; and awareness building of indigenous communities on environmental protection and biodiversity
|
|
|
Sri lanka
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
24,368.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: SRL/95/G52/014 |
|
Rationale
All species of turtles considered endangered use the beaches along the Bundala National Park as breeding grounds.
Objectives
Conserve turtles nesting in its own natural environment and to reasearch and collect data to provide a base ( ... )
omprehensive turtle conservation plan for Sri Lanka drawn up by the Dept. of Wildlife Conservation
Study the raiding of nests by non human predators.
Non-invasive monitoring of the nests to gather information on the conditions needed for successful nesting ground.
To ascertain the area used by the adult turtles and their migrations off shore, by the use of radio tracking equipment.
|
|
|
Sri lanka
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
20,405.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: SRL/95/G52/015 |
|
Rationale
Removal of forest cover in this area in the hilly dry zone has caused drying up of natural water bodies,
soil erosion and associated land degradation,
excessive use of chemical fertilizer and pesticides,
the natural forest reserves in ( ... )
a are exploited by the farmers who practice chena cultivation, in effect reducing the bio diversity.
Main activities of the project are:
Increase forest cover in barren hill slopes and catchment areas, introduce environmental friendly sustainable agricultural practices, reduce chemical fertilizer and pesticide usage, increase herbal and indigenous tree plant coverage in home gardens
Groups
|
|
|
Uganda
|
Multifocal Area
|
1998
|
21,414.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: UGA/95/G52/003 |
|
Under the Uganda Wildlife Society (UWS), the Darwin Publishing Unit (DPU) plays an important role of Environmental Advocacy. The project came
in to strengthen the Capacity of UWS. The DPU’s prime function is to design and print low-cost ( ... )
ersity education, information and public awareness-raising materials to help conserve protected areas and endangered species. The unit produces Nature Watch, a popular four page environmental magazine inserted on the last Friday of every month in the New Vision (circulation 36,000) – Uganda Leading Daily Newspaper. Additional 10,000 copies are circulated to secondary and tertiary institutes,
|
|
|
Indonesia
|
Multifocal Area
|
1998
|
16,821.90
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: GEF INS/YBUL/97-050 |
|
Project goal:
Improving urban environmental quality through increasing community awareness and participation in environmental management.
Project objective :
1.To raise the awareness and participation of the target audience (community and ( ... )
e sectors) on environment management effort;
2.To empower the target audience with best practice environmental options knowledge which they will implement them to prevent environmental problems in their community;
3.To demonstrate the utilization of appropriate technology of domestic wastes treatment.
Activities to be carried out under the project :
1.
|
|
|
Turkey
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1998
|
29,900.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: TUR-98-09 |
|
The goal of the project is to prove the validity of the utilization of renewable sources of energy through demonstration project in a village of Kirikkale (central anatolia). The project will be implemented at three stages:
·1st Phase; involved ( ... )
tting up and running of renewable energy plants at the eco-village site.
·2nd Phase; involved the setting up and running of renewable energy plants at the pilot houses of the Hasandede town,
·3rd Phase;l involved the education and spread information achieved as a result of the proven efficiency of plants. Monitoring meeting is organized in co-operation with the local people and information
|
|
|
Kenya
|
Multifocal Area
|
1998
|
40,077.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: KEN-GEF-98-011 |
|
In this project the Girardinia Self Help Group received funds from GEF Small Grants to explore alternative uses of the stinging nettle, Giradinia diversifolia. Two community women's groups in Njoro, Mau Narok and Nyeri were involved in growing the ( ... )
, extracting it's fibres and developing items like paper, fibre, insecticide from the leaves and manufactured items for
|
|
|
Egypt
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1998
|
11,184.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: EG-OP1-06 |
|
1. To protect the environment through minimize the negative impacts from using traditional methods and energy sources.
2. To remove the barriers and facilitate the use of new & renewable energy and reduce the cost of the units for the ( ... )
ciaries.
2. To install 30 solar heaters .
3. To raise the environmental awareness of the local community in the target area.
4.To provide the necessary technicians to ensure sustainability of the project. To encourage local community to utilize renewable
|
|
|
Thailand
|
International Waters
|
1998
|
9,884.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: THA/98/G30 |
|
At present, the environment of villages and communities has changed a lot. Forest areas
have been devastated. The water in natural sources ,especially the Moon River which drains in to Mekhong River ,is so polluted that a number of water species ( ... )
fected. The water from rain and from other indigenous sources are not suitable for drinking.
Agricultural product such as rice and other vegetable and fruit are stained with chemical fertilizer and pesticide. The chemical application is so persistent that an average farmer cannot manage his plantation without it. All these situations cause the living in rural society more financially
|
|
|
Sri lanka
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
4,750.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: SRL/95/G52/048 |
|
Rationale
Streams and other water bodies in the area have dried up due to deforestation.
River banks have eroded as a result of the soil being exposed.
Objectives, activities, groups involved
Plant trees along the dried up water streams in the ( ... )
s that have been destroyed in order to minimize soil errosion and restore the lost green cover, encourage the people to grow fuelwood trees and use energy saving alternatives for cooking.
Restoration of the natural springs in the forest reserves,
Re plantation of Bamboo, Kumbuk, Kithul etc. in the river banks in order to protect watersheds.
50 poorest families have been identified as
|
|
|
Thailand
|
International Waters
|
1998
|
10,526.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: THA/98/G08 |
|
A community effort to stop deforestation in and rehabilitate the watershed area of the Mae Suay River-one of a major tributary of the Mekhong River by providing alternative agricultural practice in conjunction with building capacity of community by ( ... )
ing training on community self- sufficient financial system and environment & natural resources
|
|
|
Uganda
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
33,463.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: UGA/95/G52/002 |
|
A joint Forest Department and Community Conservation project. Promoting collaborative management systems that conserve biodiversity, strengthen local institutiions, empower women, support small businesses and address social and environmental needs ( ... )
y. The project is managed by West Bugwe Forest Conservation Project an adult member of wildlife clubs of Uganda. It’s located in eastern part of Uganda in Busia District. The reserve is home to rare and endangered species of plants and animals such as the De Brazza monkey. It represents the last remaining fragment of a vegetation type Braza chlorophora that is of limited distribution in Uganda.
|
|
|
Thailand
|
International Waters
|
1998
|
6,973.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: THA/98/G12 |
|
Khruankhreng Wetland in Cha-uad District of Nakhonsithammarat Province , with approximately 8,700 ha is rated as semi-degradation. The area has been a prime source of biomass balrush for surrounding communities.The biomass balrush is woven into ( ... )
nd other materials for selling ,thus providing a way for subsistence. The degradation had been worsened by construction of road,drainage and water canal through and around the wetland. The enviromental system of the land has been changed. The main problems of surrounding communities are the shortage of water supply and the decrease in number of water species which are essential for their daily
|
|
|
Papua new guinea
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
8,833.33
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: PNG/98/12 |
|
The project received US$8,833.33 to further improve and upgarde its facilities to attract tourists both local and international to visit its hidden caves, rare birds of paradise spp, traditional singing groups, bush tracks, wild orchids and other ( ... )
.
The whoty project group visited other institutions out of the province to gauge information and learn from these institutions. The whoty project group was approved of again another SGP fund by the NSC under OP2. Its sustainablity plan to sustain its operations is yet tobe established. Otherwise, it is earning a little income form the local institutions, school students, bird watchers and
|
|
|
Kazakhstan
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
29,390.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: KAZ/98/06 |
|
The greater part of Southeastern Kazakhstan is occupied by the arid and subarid landscapes particularly exposed to degradation through the anthropogenic pressure. A considerable disturbance of the biotic balance in ecosystems first of all affect the ( ... )
rsity of invertebrate animals; representing the most numerous component of the whole fauna (a total number of invertebrate species in region is more than 100,000 as compared with 835 vertebrate ones), they are an indicators of the biocenose welfare. One of the basic biocenose components are bees the main nucleus of which is represented in Kazakhstan by solitary ones having ancient
|
|
|
Indonesia
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
5,836.76
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: GEF-INS/YBUL/98-080 |
|
Project goal:
Increase community participation (especially woman) in conserving biodiversity
Project objectives:
1.To improve the productivity of garden available
2.To increase community (read : woman) awareness in biodiversity conservation ( ... )
3.To increase participant’s income through planting economic yet conservative kind of plants
4.To raise community’s participation on conservation activities
5.To increase woman’s capability in maintaining and managing their garden
6.To provide alternative medicine by developing traditional medicinal herbs
7.To increase woman’s role to decision making level
8.To conserve
|
|
|
Zimbabwe
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1998
|
8,000.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: ZIM/92/G52/031 |
|
This project spearheaded by UNDP and Energia, involves the mobilisation of NGOs, CBOs, institutions, Government and other institions involved in sustainable energy activities to work towards and promote gender sensitive activities. The overall aim ( ... )
process is to raise the participation of women in the decision making, planning and implementation of sustainable energy alternatives in Zimbabwe.It is also to highlight and document initiatives, experiences and the status of women in sustainable energy in Zimbabwe through a participatory process that will culminate in a national work plan and initiate perpetual dialogue ti improve the status of
|
|
|
Kenya
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1998
|
3,250.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: KEN-GEF-98-012 |
|
To carry out the national consultation leading to the Women and Sustainable Energy regional workshop. |
|
|
Brazil
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
22,327.57
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: BRA/98/01 |
|
This project has the objective of disseminating knowledge about medicinal plants and their potential uses by traditional communities and the scientific community. A better understanding between the people and the environment is sought. Rescuing the ( ... )
ional use of natural resources with pharmaceutical potential in the Cerrado as a means of creating sustainable livelihoods and biodiversity maintenance is also an objective. An information network will be formed for medicinal plants in the Cerrado and their potential uses. Methodologies for planning medicinal plant projects will be systematized, scientific knowledge production will be accessed,
|
|
|
Kazakhstan
|
Biodiversity
|
1998
|
24,969.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: KAZ/98/10 |
|
Desertification keeps aggressing villages and auls. As it was indicated in the Strategic Environmental Program of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the main reasons are not only draughty climatic conditions but also antropogenic factors. These factors ( ... )
ed negatively Aral region, not only the territory close to the sea, but also Sur-Daria river banks, particularly ecosystems of overflow lands inhibited by the main part of population in Kzyl-Orda and north-west South Kasahkstan oblasts. In recent years, the excessive use of overflow lands ecosystems is also caused by transition period crisis. The main part of local population is unable either to
|
|
|
Indonesia
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1998
|
1,000.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: GEF-INS/YBUL/97-042 |
|
Project goal:
‘Aren’ tree cultivation on unutilised fields
Project objective :
1. To train farmers in ‘aren’ cultivation;
2. To prepare ‘aren’ seedlings and saplings;
3. To cultivate ‘aren’ in the unutilised ( ... )
.
Activities to be carried out under the project :
1. Preparation.
a) ‘Aren’ seedlings and saplings;
b) Cultivation techniques training for the farmers;
c) Land preparation.
2. Local training and education in the field.
a) Seedlings and saplings techniques;
b) Cultivation techniques;
c) Preserving techniques;
d) Harvest and post-harvest techniques.
3. Outreach
|
|
|
Barbados
|
Multifocal Area
|
1997
|
2,000.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: GEF-STV-97-G20 |
|
This project will entail the training of 30 community leaders and NGO Representatives and other developmental leaders on how to access GEF/SGP funds. A Consultation will also take place to (a) obtain feed-back on the successes and weaknesses of ( ... )
g GEF/SGP projects and to devise a strategy for improving GEF/SGP operations and (b) review the operations of the local Project Appraisal Committee and to make suggestions for
|
|
|
Mauritius
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
32,500.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: MAR/95/G52/I/08 |
|
Aims to protect the marine environment and its ecosystem (coral reefs) from degradation to promote lagoon productivity through sustained monitoring and to sensitize the fishermen community and Rodrigues¦ inhabitants. GEF/SGP Grant used to set up a ( ... )
observatory, to train people in ecosystems and marine environment monitoring techniques and to carry out raising awareness
|
|
|
Mexico
|
Multifocal Area
|
1997
|
2,091.06
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: MEX/97/06 |
|
Obtener el equipo y la capacitación que son necesarios, para poder hacer agricultura ecológica con un sistema de riego en terrenos de los socios y socias |
|
|
Ecuador
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
10,750.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: ECU/97/027 |
|
Características biofísicas de la zona:
Altitud: 1200 msnm – 2100 msnm.
Formación ecológica: bosque muy húmedo - Premontano
Características socio económicas de la población:
La zona esta poblada ( ... )
milias que han migrado de las provincias de Imbabura y Pichincha. La actividad económica predominante es la agrícola, dentro de la cual el 70% se destina a cultivos de fréjol, maíz y caña de azúcar. La zona presenta un paisaje conformado por fincas pequeñas y medianas, dentro de las que se da una degradación de los recursos naturales.
Area intervenida:
860 has.
Recurso
|
|
|
Thailand
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1997
|
16,000.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: THA/97/G03 |
|
Natural cloth dying is a supplementary occupation of the weavers’ group whose main occupation is paddy farming. Dying cloth involves using heat energy from fire-wood which become more and more scarce. In addition, as dying process requires ( ... )
dize salt as an ingredient, the waste water causes land degradation and need to be contained and coped with
Objectives of the project:
1. To study and design an energy-saving stove required for dying process
2. To build capacity of target population on dying and nursery of species of pigments
3. To disseminate activities and lessons learnt to women and youth in the
|
|
|
Ecuador
|
Land Degradation
|
1997
|
21,306.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: ECU/97/007 |
|
Características biofísicas de la zona:
Altitud: 3100 - 3200 msnm
Terrenos de mucha pendiente, suelos altamente erosionados con afloramiento de cangahua. ecipitación media anual de 600 mm. zona de fuertes vientos. Disponibilidad de ( ... )
extremadamente limitado.
Características socioeconómicas de la población:
El grueso de la fuerza masculina y femenina, labora en plantaciones de flores. Sus ingresos dependen casi en su totalidad del trabajo asalariado. Las relaciones salariales les ha permitido mejorar sus condiciones de vida que eran extremadamente críticas. Comunidades con alto índice de analfabetismo. Son
|
|
|
Poland
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
300.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: POL/97/02p |
|
Preparation of full project with scientific input from professor Janusz Buczynski from Poznan Agricultural University;organisation of people and work within BARKA Foundation;preparation preliminary design for reconstruction of neccessary inventory ( ... )
|
|
|
Poland
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
265.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: POL/97/04p |
|
Preparatory work including inventory of old varieties iof fruit trees. |
|
|
Guatemala
|
Multifocal Area
|
1997
|
7,261.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: PPS-09-97 |
|
Training and application of forestry, agroforestry and organic agriculture techniques and skills.
This project is based on educational activities for adults, CORCI members, on issues related to the conservation of water and forest resources which ( ... )
sely related to agroforestry. The organization is a successful group that export quality vegetables and their project born from the need to have natural fertilizer to improve production without losing soil and vegetable quality, for this purpose they need to extend their forested areas to use forest leaves as mulch and other organic farming techniques. Objectives of this project are: to increase
|
|
|
Dominican republic
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
26,000.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: DOM/97/01 |
|
Involving 60 small farmers who are establishing agroforestry systems with naturalized coffee and native trees in mountain areas affected by high biodiversity and soil degradation. It is also building barriers to prevent soil degradation. This ( ... )
t seeks to improve family income levels and encourage regional farmers to value their native forest
|
|
|
Mali
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
37,555.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: MLI/97/10 |
|
Programme d'agroforestérie basé sur une approche de création de revenu et d’intéressement de la population.
L’importance de ce projet s’explique par le fait de la protection de l’environnement et la gestion des ressources naturelles ont ( ... )
approche demandant aux populations de reboiser ou de protéger. Une approche qui n’a pas tenu compte de la pauvreté des bénéficiaires. Une autre raison non moins importante, qui explique le choix d’un groupement associatif mixte est que les projets ont toujours impliqué les communautés villageoises qui ne sont pas des groupes homogenes donc n’ayant pas les m?mes priorités. C’est
|
|
|
Jordan
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1997
|
45,000.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: GEF-JOR-95-G52-04 |
|
The project used environment friendly technology to transfer an old mineral exploration camp to an environment and cultural center. The camp is located in Wadi Faynan, part of the Dana Reserve (macro GEF site), famous for its wild and haunting ( ... )
, unique and rare flora and fauna. The Faynan area hosts the added attraction of archaeological evidence which portrays how the landscape changed over time and what the interaction was like between humans and
|
|
|
Burkina faso
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
20,147.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: BKF/97/10 |
|
Réhabilitation de la mare pour favoriser la retention en eau afin de restaurer l'habitat de la population de crocodiles qui y habite.Restaurer les berges par des actions de production plantation d'espèces adaptées.Renforcer les capacités ( ... )
sationnelles et de gestion des
|
|
|
Bolivia
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1997
|
23,352.00
|
Pilot Phase
|
|
Project Number: BOL/09/99 |
|
En la región de los valles altos interandinos del norte de Potosí, aprovechando el gran potencial de radiación solar, el proyecto de aplicación de esta fuente de energía solar en la población de Arampampa ha contribuido a la disminución en un ( ... )
uso de velas, pilas, diesel y por tanto la cantidad de emisiones de gases con efecto invernadero.
El equipamiento consiste en 85 postes de la red del alumbrado público instalado en las calles principales de Arampampa, así como el 30% de las viviendas atendidas con luminarias (4.8 KW), ha sido posible instalar con el suministro energético resultante de 12 paneles solares de 80 WP, 4
|
|
|
Bolivia
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
21,599.00
|
Pilot Phase
|
|
Project Number: BOL/18/99 |
|
Fortalecimiento del centro de gestión del pueblo indígena Yuracare , en la puesta en marcha del servicio Ecoturístico en la ecoregión de bosque humedo estacional subtropical del Beni. |
|
|
Mali
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
9,988.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: MLI/97/02 |
|
Protection de l’environnement a travers le reboisement appuyer par le maraîchage et le petit crédit.
Les femmes de la 6? région qui ont souffert ces derni?res années ? cause de la rébellion et des effets d’une longue sécheresse ont été ( ... )
nt éprouvées et démunies. C’est dans cette optique que Woiyo Kondeye a identifié avec les bénéficiaires de quatre groupements villageois ces besoin nécessaires et prioritaires.
Objectifs spécifiques Impliquer les femmes de 4 groupements féminins dans la lutte contre la dégradation de l'environnement :
- par la plantation d'arbres d'ombrage et de haie vives ;
- par l'assainissement
|
|
|
Mali
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
32,862.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: MLI/97/05 |
|
Appui a la communauté de Somo notamment des femmes dans les activités de protection de l'environnement et de maraîchage.
La zone de Somo connaît depuis la derniere décennie une dégradation rapide de son écosysteme et de ses potentialités de ( ... )
ion. Cette dégradation est due aux facteurs suivants : le défrichement abusif pour le nouvelles terres cultivables, l’utilisation massive du bois de chauffe, l’érosion éolienne, l’exode des jeunes, le faible revenu des femmes.
Objectifs spécifiques - Former la population en technique de protection environnementale ;
- Reconstituer la flore initiale qui est en disparition pour
|
|
|
Senegal
|
International Waters
|
1997
|
11,401.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: SEN/97/05 |
|
Le Projet est né dans un contexte caractérisé par une dégradation de son environnement. L’Etat du Sénégal a signé plusieurs conventions relatives à la protection de l’environnement. Ce projet est localisé à Kounghani et à ( ... )
dans le Département de Bakel sur la rive gauche du fleuve Sénégal. C’est une zone caractérisée par un déficit pluviométrique persistant, une dégradation de la végétation et des sols, une raréfaction du poisson, une agriculture irriguée peu rentable. La Fédération des Paysans Organisés du Département de Bakel a sollicité le financement du PMF/FEM pour restaurer la mare Samba
|
|
|
Burkina faso
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1997
|
21,208.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: BKF/97/11 |
|
Mise en place et gestion d'un jardin polyvalent équipé de 2 points d'eau, production maraichère, creation d'un bosquet pour bois de feu,construction d'une salle polyvalente, commercialisation/économie de bois de feu pour amélioration des ( ... )
ions de vie des femmes; renforcement des capacités des membres du
|
|
|
Mexico
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
1,232.86
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: MEX/97/09 |
|
Mejorar la infraestructura de los traspatios, arreglando la que ya tienen y completándola con lo que les falta, para que puedan seguir aplicando las técnicas agroecológicas que han aprendido en la granja demostrativa.
NO COFINANCING |
|
|
Mali
|
Multifocal Area
|
1997
|
11,450.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: MLI/97/08 |
|
Formation d'un groupe de formateurs sur les themes du FEM.
Le SECO/ONG a déja organise une série de formation avec l’appui du FEM. Ces formations étaient axées sur le montage des projets en relation avec les themes du FEM. L’impact de ces ( ... )
ions a été notable. En effet plus de 50% de proposition de projet étaient acceptable avant la en ce qui concerne le cadre logique contre 20% avant la formation. Actuellement la principale difficulté au niveau du Programme de Petites Subventions du FEM réside au niveau de la compréhension des aspects thématiques du FEM, en effet comment concilier les themes du FEM et les problemes
|
|
|
Pakistan
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
12,030.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: PAK/96/01 |
|
The project aims at identification of medicinal plants and their ethnobotanical use and promoting wise use of medicinal plants and their propagation on farmlands.
The project is designed to develop a programme, that will involve the local ( ... )
ity in the conservation of biodiversity, e.g. local HMAPs, by preparing a project, that offers sustainable resource mobilization for income generating purposes and self-utilization of HMAPs.
It will mainly include the Identification of indigenous Herbs, Medical & Aromatic Plants availability & capacity for sustainable wild growth & on-farm reproduction, local knowledge about them and their
|
|
|
Poland
|
Biodiversity
International Waters
|
1997
|
17,126.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: POL/97/15 |
|
GEF/SGP participation in this project was unique - very specific "piece of cake" was sponsored.It was the design and production of educational billboards for the fencing of "Hel's Facilities for Seals", purchase a ticketing machine to provide ( ... )
ial basis for the activity in support of seals being rehabilitated, carry out a promotional campaign for seals and the Baltic Sea ecology (pamphlets, telephone cards with relevant information overprinted, educational programme for schools), co-operate with local community (volunteers); continuation and extention by
|
|
|
Tunisia
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
25,000.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: TUN/95/G52/05 |
|
Le projet vise à :
- Contribuer à la protection de la biodiversité par la sauvegarde des forêts de pin d’Alep et du couvert végétal - le romarin
- Participer au développement d’une région (poche noire)
- Faire participer ( ... )
me au développement économique
Les activités du projet sont:
1) Mener une action de sensibilisation auprès de la population et des autorités intéressées afin de :
a) Éviter la destruction et la coupe abusive des forêts
b) Rationaliser les coupes de bois de chauffage pour satisfaire les besoins de la population locale
c) Intensifier la lutte contre les incendies
d)
|
|
|
Ecuador
|
Land Degradation
|
1997
|
21,582.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: ECU/97/008 |
|
Características biofísicas de la zona:
Temperatura: 11 grados C; Precipitación: 1.200 a 1.500 mm./año.
Suelo: Arcillo arenoso (franco), PH ligeramente ácido (5.8), Pendiente: 40 a 70%
Vientos: meses de junio, julio, agosto y ( ... )
mbre—velocidad: 15 Km/h
Meses de lluvia: septiembre-abril
Mese de sequía: mayo-agosto
Epocas de cultivo: septiembre-diciembre y febrero-marzo
Vegetación: Nativas.- quishuar, chilca, marco, guanto, higuerón, retama, lupino, llugro, gramineas, y ratreras. Exóticas.- pino, eucalipto, ciprés
Características socioEconómicas de la población:
Agricultura, ganadería,
|
|
|
Poland
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
48,828.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: POL/97/04 |
|
The main goal of this project is to expand Foundation's activity by introducing the raising of the Zlotnicka Speckled Pig ( which is one of the farm animal breeds on the verge of extinction) with active participation of excluded and marginalised ( ... )
and scientific assistance of the Poznan Agricultural University.
- establishment of preservation breeding of 20 sows of Zlotnicka Speckled Pig;
- overhaul of the pig house;
- installation of automatic system of dosing of feeding stuff;
- training of Barka's people in preservation breeding under supervision of Poznan Agricultural
|
|
|
Papua new guinea
|
Biodiversity
|
1997
|
26,548.61
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: PNG/97/03 |
|
The project was awarded USD 26,548.61 to carry out the survey of the biodiversity of the Collingwood Bay Area in Oro Province. The activities implemented include: preliminary documentation of Collingwood Bay Maisin terrestrial and marine flora and ( ... )
training of Maisin community members in basic scientific techniques; initiation of Maisin ethnoecology knowledge and practices documenattion; complete basic survey of Wildife Management Area establishment; and support and development of PNG national science capacity (engagement of national scientists).
The biological survey and the lessons learned could be applied elsewhere to promote
|
|
|
Tanzania
|
Climate Change Mitigation
|
1997
|
21,377.00
|
Phase 1
|
|
Project Number: TAN/97/03 |
|
The school use over 700m3 of woodfuel every year. Interpreted in terms of trees felled, it is obvious that the school's contribution to the scale of deforestation is quite high. The proposed project would not only arrrest this trend of ( ... )
nmental degradation but it will help to popularize biogas technology as a nature friendly source of energy to the community around the school. Biogas plants are run by cow dung, night soil and water. This implies that they are easy to operate and maintain and therefore have longer production life. The main objective is to promote through schools the use of biogas as an alternative environment
|
|
|
