PROJECT IDENTIFICATION FORM (PIF)

GEF-5 PIF Template-January 2011 3 understanding of the value of natural resources and protected areas, and the issues with illegal poaching and wildlife trade, in local communities

Technologies that are supported will be ones that have proved effective in comparable conditions in countries other than Cambodia: the project will not support “pure” research and

Global environmental benefits GEFTF and/or adaptation benefits LDCF/SCCF Summary of the GEB by component: Project Components Global Environmental Benefits Component 1 4,000 ha

In particular, the proposed IFAD-GEF intervention will address natural resource management issues land degradation, deforestation, biodiversity loss, carbon emissions, unsustainable use

In order to attain these goals, the project will be implemented through four 4 main components: Component 1: Restoration and rehabilitation of continental wetlands The aim of the

The project will build on the lessons learned, successful activities and the knowledge and capacity of past and on-going IFAD projects in the country, and SCCF funds will be utilized to

This project will seek to address this barrier by introducing this technology to Namibia; d The local grid codes and guidelines, including standards, are not well-suited for renewable

Institutional and regulatory framework and technical capacities for environmentally sound management of PCB- contaminated equipment and waste meeting BAT/BEP requirements TA