Project

Coastal Biodiversity Management of DPR Korea's West Sea

Resources (1)
Project Document
Name Media Type Language Date
DOC English 13 Nov 2019
DOC English 13 Nov 2019

Project Objective: The goal of the project is to plan implement a sustainable development of the coast of the Gulf of West Korea, with a focus on globally significant biodiversity, human health and quality of life, thus securing a balance between protection of natural resources and environmentally-sound development. It will operate at three levels: (a) at the provincial and national level, planning processes will be enhanced through capacity building, increased public involvement and the development of broad-based planning processes for South Pyongan Province. At the county level, a fully developed integrated Coastal Zone Management Plan will be implemented in the Mundok County Coastal zone. At the local level, demonstration of effective and integrated coastal zone management plans will be implemented for biodiversity conservation, agriculture, and other related sectors, focusing on and around the Mundok reserve. Four broad project objectives have been identified: (a) planning processes for wetland management effective at national and local levels; (b) Public awareness of natural resources and biodiversity values achieved through increased participation in protected areas management; (c) implementation of the integrated coastal zone management plan in Mundock County to demonstrate biodiversity conservation with sustainable development; (d) Management practices in industries and other sectors with potential environmental impacts improved.

Project Category

Integrated Coastal Management

Region

Asia

Waterbodies

Yellow Sea (LME)

Ecosystems

LME,Sea

Budget

1,315,513.00 USD

Total Cost of the project

774,523 USD

GEF Allocation to project

Partners

Academy of Sciences, Korea

The National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Korea, is the senior national organization of distinguished Korean scientists and scholars. It was founded to promote learning and research in all areas of sciences by conferring membership and preferential treatment to those who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of sciences and learning. The Academy consists of 150 Fellows who are selected by their peers for their contributions to the sciences and education.

Contacts

Mario A. Ramos

Senior Biodiversity Specialist

GEF ID

1317

Status

closed

Focal Area

Biodiversity

Project Type

Medium-Size Project

Start Date

14 Jan, 2002

End Date

05 Dec, 2011

Last Update

27 Feb, 2020