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Strategic Focal AreasOP4
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Main Outcomes from GEF-4
• Global environmental benefits secured• Policy reform, conservation of critical ecosystems• Sustainability, resource mobilization, capacity
development, knowledge management• Consolidated reports• Institutionalization of multi-stakeholder NSC• Growth of a critical mass of synergistic projects• NGOs, CBOs, CSOs with the capacity and
motivation to support GEF priorities effectively
Local Projects in GEF Focal Areas1995-2009
Biodiversi
ty
Land Degra
dation
Internati
onal W
aters
Climate
Change
POPs02468
101214161820
PilotOP1OP2OP3OP4
Projects in GEF Focal Areas 1995-2009
Biodiversity60%
Climate Change3%
International Waters11%
Land Degradation5%
POPs3%
Multifocal18%
Projects
Local Grant Allocation1995-2009
Pilot OP1 OP2 OP3 OP4 -1 OP4 -2 OP4-3
Grant Al-location
100 150 700 400 200 200 200
Approved Grants
95.7 123.6 467.1 144.1 198.9 199.8 0
50250450650
Chart Title
US$ Hundred Thousand
Grant Commitment 1995-2009
Pilot OP1 OP2 OP3 OP4 -1 OP4-20
20
40
60
80
100
120
Grant Commitment (%)
Geographic Focus of Projects
North Trin
idad
South
Trinidad
East W
est Corri
dor
Tobago
05
101520253035
No. of Projects
No. of Projects
Biodiversity Project in Kazakhstan
Restoration of Relict Pine Forest
-Specially Designated Forest Area
-Involving local population into restoration of unique pine forests
-Application of alternative technologies and further handing over experience from experts of the local forestry departments
Green house for pine growing
Biodiversity Products
IW Project in Belize Sarstoon Temash Institute for Indigenous Management project in the Amatique Bay
ProblemOverfishing
ObjectiveReduce over-fishing in the waters adjacent to the Sarstoon-Temash National
Park in Amatique Bay in the Gulf of Honduras
Partnerships involvedSATIIM, Fundacion para el Ecodesarrollo y la Conservacion (FUNDAECO),
Fisheries Authorities and communities from Belize and Guatemala
Bi-National Fisheries Forum
Activities of IW Project in Belize
Community Stewardship
Mapping of Mopan River
Community Education and Awareness
Environmental Monitoring
Climate Change Project, South Africa Implementing a Community Energy Shop, based on community energy needs and requirements
- Community Energy Shop
- Community Energy Centres.
- In addition, they are demonstrating energy efficient building design particularly suited for low-cost housing in South Africa.
Examples of POPs Projects PCB Management and destruction
- Information (safe storage, management, etc.)
- Sensitive sites (testing, leaking transformers, stop recycling of contaminated material, etc.)
POPs Pesticides
- Agroecological methods of Pest Control
- Improved pesticide inventories in special areas
Dioxins and Furans
- Zero Waste Projects and Waste Separation Projects
- Implementation of Best Practices to reduce D&F emissions
POPs Project in CubaWaste Management to Alleviate the Need for Burning Plastics, Guantanamo.
Help reduce dioxins and furans from a nearby waste dump.
Involved surrounding communities in waste separation, composting, reforestation and the creation of recreational green space.
POPs Project in PalestineReusing Old Car Tires to Establish Children’s Playground in Um Nasser Village in the North of Bait Lahia Town in North of Gaza.
Climate Change & POPs
Recover and reuse old tires that would likely otherwise be burnt and release unintentional POPs to the environment.
Tire collection campaign Children’s playground
Strategic Direction 2009-2010(NC Recommendations only)
• Climate change & energy efficiency• Upscaling of pilot projects• POPs• Capacity building – NGO/CBO governance– Documentation & publication for sharing– Greater coordination amongst groups/
institutions/govt.
• Wider geographic focus• South, Central Trinidad• Tobago
• Out of the box• Innovative• Application of lessons learned and good
practices• GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS