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Displaying 1871 - 1875 of 2116Protection of the biodiversity Sierra Madre Oriental and Golfo de Mexico II (Investments & Fund)
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The FC project plans to strengthen ten terrestrial and two marine reserves as well as an eco-corridor (Corredor Ecológico Sierra Madre Oriental - CESMO) by investing in infrastructure, equipment and institutional capacities.
Integrated Water Resources Management - Akhouryan River I (Project Phase 2)
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The goal of the first phase of the project is to make sustainable the use of the scarce resource water along the Akhouryan River, taking into account various competing interests. Consistent water availability (even in dry years), because of the new water storage system and its integration into a coordinated water management plan, should reduce the vulnerability of the target group and ecosystems to the effects of climate change. In addition, by addressing the needs of surrounding ecosystems (Lake Arpi National Park, Wetlands, River Ecology), management plans will contribute to the conservation and biodiversity in the region. Finally yet importantly, the rehabilitation and completion of the existing rudimentary dam reduces the risk of dam failure.
Support of land reform III
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Access to land gets improved as well as productive and sustainable land use.
Managing marine and coastal biodiversity in Pacific island states and atolls
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The objective of this project is to improve the management of the marine and coastal biodiversity of high volcanic islands (Fiji, Solomons, Vanuatu) and flat atolls (Kiribati, Tonga, Tuvalu). The project will undertake economic analyses of marine and coastal ecosystems (TEEB) in six partner countries as well as regionally (Ocean – TEEB) and incorporate the results into national development planning. It will also spatially expand marine protected area systems, target them towards preserving ecosystems and demonstrate approaches to effective management in pilot areas, including payment for environmental ecosystem services. The project results will be applied in communities across the Pacific through regional organisations. Preserving marine and coastal biodiversity has positive impacts on climate change adaptation, carbon storage and the livelihoods of the population.
Commercialisation of land - Implications for land rights and livelihoods in the SADC Region
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The project supports policy-makers and civil society organizations in the SADC Region evidence-based information for policy-decision-making in order to promote good land governance and to protect people from dispossession. In the framework of the project, land deals are analyzed and their impacts on livelihoods assessed. This is combined with capacity development and empowerment to inform the different stakeholders and to make evidence-based decisions.