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Displaying 2006 - 2010 of 2116Contribution to the Mozambican Foundation for Nature Conservation and Biodiversity - BIOFUND
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The FC project is intended to contribute to the sustainable financing of the Mozambican National Park system through the financial resources of the BIOFUND environmental foundation. The aim is to ensure the long-term protection and conservation of marine and terrestrial biodiversity and the sustainable use of natural resources in Mozambique's nature.
Program for the implementation of an agricultural insurance
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The aim of the FC measure is to create needs-based (agricultural) insurance solutions for the protection against extreme weather events.
Protection and restoration of coastal ecosystems for improved adaptation to climate change in the Philippines
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GIZ and its partner Rare Conservation are supporting the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and selected coastal Local Governments Units with the aim of improving the governance of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), not only to increase climate change adaptation but also to conserve the countries unique marine biodiversity as a contribution to the regional Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI). Based on proven concepts, this will be achieved through capacity building and financial support. For securing sustainability, special emphasis will be laid on community involvement and awareness creation.
Conflict senisitives ressource and asset Managemnet (COSERAM) I
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Capacity building and consultation with focus on "Peace and Secruity"
Protection of the biodiversity Sierra Madre Oriental and Golfo de Mexico I
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Demarcation and titling of state land within protected areas as a basis for demarcation and strict conservation/restoration regimes