The document library includes a wide array of outputs from projects (reports, presentations, case studies, terms of reference) as well as other content of interest to GEF International waters. Project managers and GEF International Waters staff are invited to give their feedback or submit case studies, ToRs, or other documentation to be included in the document library (info@iwlearn.org)
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22 jun. 2020
- report
- project: 5674
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[LEAF II] April 2020 Policy Brief: Lower Mara River Environmental Flow AssessmentThe Mara River Basin is transboundary and of international importance, shared by Tanzania and Kenya and draining into Lake Victoria. It is home to nearly 1 million people dependent on modest water resources that also sustain Maasai Mara National R... |
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27 mar. 2020
- publication
- English
The Value of a River Basin Approach in Climate Adaptation Climate change is having major impacts on water resources, affecting the quantity, quality and timing of water flows in many places. These changes are likely to increase as climate change advances. Taking a holistic river basin approach to climate... |
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27 jun. 2019
- report
- project: 4690
- English
[CCRES] Site report: El Nido, Philippines El Nido is a coastal municipality in the north of Palawan in the Philippines. With 18 barangays (the smallest administrative division in the Philippines) and covering 465 square kilometres, the western side of the municipality (Bacuit Bay) has bee... |
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27 jun. 2019
- report
- project: 4690
- English
[CCRES] Site report: Selayar, Indonesia Selayar is as an archipelago of 130 islands (26 are inhabited), so the services provided by coastal ecosystems are vital for the food security, livelihoods and welfare of people in local communities. The waters of Selayar are a meeting place for c... |
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27 jun. 2019
- report
- project: 4690
[CCRES] Site report: Selayar, Indonesia (Bahasa Indonesia) Selayar is as an archipelago of 130 islands (26 are inhabited), so the services provided by coastal ecosystems are vital for the food security, livelihoods and welfare of people in local communities. The waters of Selayar are a meeting place for c... |
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26 jun. 2019
- report
- project: 4690
- English
[CCRES] Progress update: Overcoming coastal zone problem by understanding socio-ecological systems A progress update on the systems analysis project, including the SESAMME tool and system models for priority issues. Published in January 2016. |
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26 jun. 2019
- report
- project: 4690
- English
[CCRES] Progress update: Developing a model to generate economic insights into local economies A progress update on the Bio-LEWIE modelling project (fisheries and tourism). Published in January 2016. |
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26 jun. 2019
- project-identification-form
- project: 4690
- English
CCRES Project Booklet The CCRES Project Development Objective is to design and support the uptake of innovative models for valuing mangrove, seagrass and coral reef ecosystem services with the potential to enhance the sustainability of marine-based enterprise and marin... |
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26 jun. 2019
- project-identification-form
- project: 4690
CCRES Project Booklet (Bahasa Indonesia) The CCRES Project Development Objective is to design and support the uptake of innovative models for valuing mangrove, seagrass and coral reef ecosystem services with the potential to enhance the sustainability of marine-based enterprise and marin... |
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25 jun. 2019
- report
- project: 4690
- English
[CCRES] Progress update: Studying the value of seagrass to human health, seaweed farming A progress update on research into seagrass filtration services for moderating human, coral reef and seaweed diseases in coastal Indonesia. Published in January 2016. |
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24 jun. 2019
- other
- project: 4690
- English
[CCRES Tools] Ecosystem-based Business Development (EbBD) Approach for Coastal Communities (overview and download link) The EbBD Approach is a process that uses ecosystem services and biodiversity as part of an overall sustainable development strategy, to help support sustainable livelihoods and local economic development in low resource coastal communities. |
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24 jun. 2019
- other
- project: 4690
- English
[CCRES Tools] Eco-Biz Challenge (overview and download link) The Eco-Biz Challenge is business plan competition, including business skills training, to encourage businesses that are environmentally and socially sustainable. |
20 jun. 2019
- other
- project: 4690
- English
CCRES Ecosystem-based Business Development (EbBD) Approach for Coastal CommunitiesThe EbBD Approach is a process that uses ecosystem services and biodiversity as part of an overall sustainable development strategy, to help support sustainable livelihoods and local economic development in low resource coastal communities.The EbB... |
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20 jun. 2019
- other
- project: 4690
- English
CCRES Eco-Biz Challenge The Eco-Biz Challenge is business plan competition, including business skills training, to encourage businesses that are environmentally and socially sustainable. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT PARTS TO IT? A business plan competition, business skills tra... |
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04 des. 2018
- publication
- English
UNEP guidance toolkit on value transfer (2004) The purpose of this guidance manual is to show how the value of ecosystem services can be estimated and incorporated into decision making. Specifically, it is designed to help a broad audience of conservation managers, government officials, privat... |
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04 des. 2018
- manual
- English
Environmental Economics for Marine Ecosystem Management Toolkit The purpose of this toolkit is to show how environmental economic methods can be used to produce information to support decision-making in the context of LME, MPA, ICM, MSP and climate change adaptation. |
16 nov. 2018
- presentation
- English
Session 3: Presentation of the LME:LEARN Toolkits’ Platform (Trumbic, Marrakesh 2018)Presentation at the 20th Annual LME Consultative Meeting held in Marrakesh, Morocco, from 3-4 November 2018. Ivica Trumbic, GEF LME: LEARN. |
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16 nov. 2018
- presentation
- English
Session 3: Demonstration exercise using the toolkits platform. Participants will break into several groups (Degger, Marrakesh 2018) Presentation at the 20th Annual LME Consultative Meeting held in Marrakesh, Morocco, from 3-4 November 2018. Natalie Degger, GEF LME/IW:LEARN. |
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18 sep. 2018
- publication
- English
Sea sick? Setting targets to assess ocean health and ecosystem services (2012) The benefits provided by a healthy ocean are receiving increasing attention in policy and management spheres. A fundamental challenge with assessing ocean health and ecosystem services is that we lack a scientific framework for expressing ecosyste... |
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18 sep. 2018
- publication
- English
An overview of valuation techniques for ecosystem accounting (2013) The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the key challenges that will arise in attempts to measure the benefits derived from non-market environmental goods for incorporation in an extended set of national accounts. |
