Project Documents
Up one levelProject Documents containing descriptions of components, activities, outcomes, funding, strategic issues and partners.
- ROTP-Project document
- GPA-GSC Wastewater-Project document
- Governance-Project document
- IW Science PIF Document
- Project Indentification Form
- Project Objective: To secure and enhance the delivery and impacts of the Sustainable MED Program and to put in place "sustainability elements" for an improved governance of freshwater, coastal and marine resources at the regional Mediterranean and at the country levels.
- Project Information Document
- The transboundary water systems of the world support the socioeconomic development and wellbeing of a significant part of the world’s population. These waters continue to be degraded by multiple and complex human-induced stresses, including global climate change, and sustainability of resources exploitation and environment management seems questionable for many of them. Among the constraints to the effective management of transboundary waters and to global political recognition of the plight of these economically critical waters is the lack of a systematic, periodic assessment of their changing conditions. The situations seem so complex that decision-makers do not properly understand or address the subject or the root causes of degradation and loss.
- Project Document: Portfolio Learning in International Waters with a Focus on Oceans, Coasts and Islands and Regional Asia/Pacific and Coral Triangle Learning Processes
- A project to foster structured learning, information sharing, collaboration and replication across GEF’s International Waters portfolio through the IW:LEARN network, with a particular focus on the Asia Pacific Coral Triangle Initiative, involving the Governments of Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands, Timor Leste. The project incorporates a global component aimed at advancing the oceans, coasts and small island developing states targets of the 2002 Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, and at addressing emerging challenges such as climate change impacts and improved governance of marine areas beyond national jurisdiction. The project will contribute to the forthcoming World Ocean Conference to be held in Manado, Indonesia in May 2009, the GEF Fifth Biennial International Waters Conference to be held in Cairns, Australia in October 2009, and the Fifth Global Oceans Conference, to be held in Paris, France, April 2010.
- Orange-Senqu River: UNDP-GEF Project Document
- UNDP Project Document: Development and adoption of a Strategic Action Programme for balancing water uses and sustainable natural resource management in the Orange-Senqu River trans-boundary basin (PIMS: 3243) The Project will assist the Orange-Senqu riparian states to 1) identify the principal threats and root causes of the trans-boundary water resources of the Orange-Senqu River Transboundary Basin and 2) develop and implement a sustainable programme of policy, legal and institutional reforms and investments to address these threats. Competing water uses in the context of dwindling and uncertain future supplies is seen as the critical issue in the basin and will be a principal focus of project attention from the very outset. The Project will create synergies with and build upon a range of initiatives being undertaken by the countries themselves and those of bi-lateral and multi-lateral donors that have given priority to the Basin.
- Annexes
- Annexes
- Benguela Current SAP Implementation: Project Document Annexes 6-8
- Annexes 6-8 from the project document for "Implementation of the Benguela Current LME Strategic Action Programme for Restoring Depleted Fisheries and Reducing Coastal Resources Degradation"
- Benguela Current SAP Implementation: Project Document Annex 5
- Annexes 5 from the project document for "Implementation of the Benguela Current LME Strategic Action Programme for Restoring Depleted Fisheries and Reducing Coastal Resources Degradation"
- Benguela Current SAP Implementation: Project Document (Annexes 1-4)
- Annexes 1-4 from the project document for "Implementation of the Benguela Current LME Strategic Action Programme for Restoring Depleted Fisheries and Reducing Coastal Resources Degradation"
- Benguela Current SAP Implementation: Project Document (without Annexes)
- Project document (without annexes) for the UNDP-GEF project "Implementation of the Benguela Current LME Strategic Action Programme for Restoring Depleted Fisheries and Reducing Coastal Resources Degradation"
- Benguela Current SAP Implementation: Request for CEO Endorsement
- CEO Endorsement Form for the project "Implementation of the Benguela Current LME Strategic Action Program for Restoring Depleted Fisheries and Reducing Coastal Resources Degradation"
- UNDP-GEF Kura-Aras River Basin Project Document
- Project document for the UNDP-GEF "Reducing Transboundary Degradation in the Kura-Aras Basin"
- Caspian Sea III - Project Document (CASPECO)
- UNDP Project Document Governments of: Azerbaijan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Kazakhstan, Russian Federation & Turkmenistan United Nations Development Programme PIMS #4058 The Caspian Sea: Restoring Depleted Fisheries and Consolidation of a Permanent Regional Environmental Governance Framework “CaspEco”
- Guarani plan of operation for 2003
- Guarani plan of operation for 2004
- Guarani plan of operation for 2005
- Guarani plan of operation for 2006
