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Conserving Biodiversity and Enhancing Ecosystem Functions through a "Ridge to Reef" Approach in the Cook Island

Project Objective: To build national and local capacities and actions to ensure effective conservation of biodiversity, food security and livelihoods and the enhancement of ecosystem functions within the Cook Islands Marine Park.

Project Category Biodiversity

Regions Asia , SIDS (Asia)

TDA/SAP
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Documents & Resources
project-document Letter to Council Annex 3 IW tracking tool BD Tracking Tool PAD Request for CEO Endorsement STAP Review (PDF) Project Review Sheet PIF Document for WPI (Revised)

General information
GEF ID	5348
Project type	Full-Size Project
Status	active (Project Approved)

GEF characteristic:
Focal Area	Biodiversity, Land Degradation, International Waters, Climate Change
GEF Allocation to project	4,267,431 USD
Total Cost of the project:	19,367,431.00 USD

Partners
Countries Cook Islands Lead implementing agency United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Executing agencies Ministry of Marine Resources, Cook Islands Ministry of Agriculture, Cook Islands Tourism Corporation, Cook Islands National Environment Service, Cook Islands

Project contacts
Nicole Glineur Senior Environmental Specialist/Task Team Leader

Conserving Biodiversity and Enhancing Ecosystem Functions through a "Ridge to Reef" Approach in the Cook Island

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