Realizing the Inclusive and Sustainable Development in the BCLME Region through the Improved Ocean Governmence and the Integrated Management of Ocean Use and Marine Resources

Project Objective: To Realize the Long-Term Conservation Protection, Rehabilitation Enhancement and Sustainable use of the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem to Provide Economic Environmental and Social Benefits and Wellbeing of People in the BCLME Region.

Project website http://www.benguelacc.org/

Waterbodies Benguela Current (LME)

Regions Africa

TDA/SAP
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Documents & Resources

project-identification-form Realizing the Inclusive and Sustainable Development in the BCLME Region through the Improved Ocean Governance and the Integrated Management of Ocean Use and Marine Resources maps-graphics [GEF IWC9 Poster] - Benguela Current Convention - The first legal framework in the world to be based on the Large Marine Ecosystem concept of ocean governance project-document Final PIF Doc - May 15, 2014 STAP Review (PDF) Project Review Sheet PIF Document for WPI (Revised) Council Notification Letter other Benguela Current Convention Gender Policy and Action Plan Organisational gender mainstreaming in Benguela Current Convention: A process case study A Summary of the Benguela Current Convention Gender Situational Analysis Gender and Ocean Governance Infographic (Benguela Current Convention)

General information
GEF ID	5753
Project type	Full-Size Project
Status	active (Project Approved)
Start Date	18 nov. 2016

GEF characteristic:
Focal Area	International Waters
GEF Allocation to project	10,900,000 USD
Total Cost of the project:	175,115,000.00 USD

Partners
Countries Angola , Namibia , South Africa , Regional Lead implementing agency United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Executing agencies Benguela Current Convention

Project contacts
Nico E. Willemse Senior Project Manager Madeleine Nyiratuza Regional Technical Specialist for Water, Ocean governance, Ecosystems and Biodiversity