Marine debris as a global environmental problem
The focus of this document is on land-based sources and types of plastic debris which represent the major debris components in many regions of the world.
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Experimental Project Design in the GEF
This advisory document describes one important way in which the GEF can leverage its project investments, to be better informed about what works and under what conditions.
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Addo Elephant National Park
The focus of this document is on the Addo Elephant National Park (AENP), discussing the planning and the implementation of a socio-economic model with great conservation outcomes.
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Partnership for Biodiversity and Sustainable Development
The document is an illustration of the support program carried by South Africa's Cape Action for People and the Environment Program in the Cape Floristic Region.
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Land, Water, and Forests: Assets for Climate Resilient Development in Africa
The document offers a glimpse on some of the issues the African continent is encountering as a result to climate change.
Land for Life: Securing our common future
The GEF/UNCCD book conveys how sustainable land management practices are helping shape a sustainable future for people and the planet.
Instrument for the Establishment of the Restructured GEF (2011)
The document contains the text of the Instrument for the Establishment of the Restructured Global Environment Facility, as amended by the Second, Third and Fourth GEF Assemblies.
GEF SGP fact Sheet on Land Management and Sustainable Forest Management
To date SGP has supported 1,760 community‐based land degradation projects with a total investment of $46 million and leveraging US$ 53 million in in‐cash and in‐kind co‐financing.
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PMIS - How to register?
The GEF Web application PMIS (Project Management Information System) can only be accessed through a personalized account. Learn more...
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Sahel and West Africa Program in Support of the Great Green Wall Initiative
The goal of the program is to expand sustainable land and water management (SLWM) in targeted landscapes and in climate vulnerable areas in West African and Sahelian countries. Key performance indicators (KPIs) for the program are: 1. Increase in land area with SLWM practices in targeted areas, compared to baseline (hectares, reported by crop, range, forest, wetlands, and protected areas [PAs]) 2. Changes in vegetation cover in targeted areas, compared to baseline (hectares [ha]) 3. Targeted institutions with increased adaptive capacity to reduce risks and response to climate variability, compared to baseline (#) 4. Change in carbon accumulation rates in biomass and soil, compared to baseline (tC/ha)
