Project Identification Form (PIF) Project Type: Project Type of Trust Fund: GEF Trust Fund For more information about GEF, visit www.TheGEF.org ` PART I: Project Identification Conservation and Sustainable Management of Turkey’s Steppe Ecosystems Project Title: Country(ies): Turkey GEF Project ID: 5657 GEF Agency(ies): FAO GEF Agency Project 626050 ID: Other Executing Partner(s): - Ministry of Forestry and Submission Date: April 14, 2014 Affairs (MFWA); General Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks -Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock (MFAL); General Directorate of Plant Production Biodiversity 36 months GEF Focal Area (s): Project Duration (months): Name of parent program (if Agency Fee ($): 221,233 applicable): For SFM/REDD+ For SGP For PPP Focal Area strategy Framework: Indicative Grant Indicative Focal Area Objectives Fund Amount ($) ($) BD-1: Improve sustainability of Protected Area systems GEF TF 1,051,948 4,000,000 BD-2: Mainstream biodiversity conservation and sustainable GEF TF 1,276,819 4,730,000 use into production landscapes, seascapes and sectors. Total project costs 2,328,767 8,730,000 Project framework The conservation of Turkey’s steppe biological diversity through a landscape approach that Project Objective: simultaneously strengthens the protected area estate and mainstreams biodiversity conservation objectives and practices into the production landscapes. Grant Expected Outputs Trust Project Type Expected Outcomes Fund Grant Component Amount ($) ($) 1. Increasing the 1.Representation of Surveys and analysis for 750,000 3,100,000 1.1. TA effectiveness of the various steppe establishment of new PA PA System in ecosystems and conducted and completed. Turkey for the threatened steppe i) baseline analysis to effective species in PA system identify the area (10.000 conservation of under various ha) of new PA; (ii) steppe management regimes ecosystem services biodiversity improved. assessment; (iii) economic impact analysis, a Indicators biodiversity monitoring - New steppe protected program, and financial area established in sustainability plan; and (iv) Karacadağ analysis of legal and (Karacadag- Sanliurfa
Project Identification Form (PIF) Project Type: Project Type of Trust Fund: GEF Trust Fund For more information about GEF, visit www.TheGEF.org ` PART I: Project Identification Project Title: Conservation and Sustainable Management of Turkey’s Steppe Ecosystems Country(ies): Turkey GEF Project ID: 5657 GEF Agency(ies): FAO GEF Agency Project ID: 626050 Other Executing Partner(s): - Ministry of Forestry and Affairs (MFWA); General Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks -Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock (MFAL); General Directorate of Plant Production Submission Date: April 14, 2014 GEF Focal Area (s): Biodiversity Project Duration (months): 36 months Name of parent program (if applicable): For SFM/REDD+ For SGP For PPP Agency Fee ($): 221,233 Focal Area strategy Framework: Focal Area Objectives Fund Indicative Grant Amount ($) Indicative ($) BD-1: Improve sustainability of Protected Area systems GEF TF 1,051,948 4,000,000 BD-2: Mainstream biodiversity conservation and sustainable use into production landscapes, seascapes and sectors. GEF TF 1,276,819 4,730,000 Total project costs 2,328,767 8,730,000 Project framework Project Objective: The conservation of Turkey’s steppe biological diversity through a landscape approach that simultaneously strengthens the protected area estate and mainstreams biodiversity conservation objectives and practices into the production landscapes. Project Component Grant Type Expected Outcomes Expected Outputs Trust Fund Grant Amount ($) ($) 1. Increasing the effectiveness of PA System in Turkey for the effective conservation of steppe biodiversity TA 1.Representation of the various steppe ecosystems and threatened steppe species in PA system under various management regimes improved. Indicators - New steppe protected area established in Karacadağ (Karacadag- Sanliurfa 1.1. Surveys and analysis for establishment of new PA conducted and completed. i) baseline analysis to identify the area (10.000 ha) of new PA; (ii) ecosystem services assessment; (iii) impact analysis, a biodiversity monitoring program, and financial sustainability plan; and (iv) analysis of legal and 750,000 3,100,000 economic
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