local communities and long-term management of the core and buffer areas of the Tonle Sap. Promoting Cambodia UNDP Approved USD To reduce the vulnerability of Lessons Water 2007, 1,800,000 from Cambodia’s agricultural sector learned from Management and April 2009 GEF, USD to climate–induced changes in project. Agricultural Practices – June 2,200,000 from water resources availability. 2013 co-financing Collaborative Cambodia UNDP Approved USD To restore and maintain forest Lessons Management for 2012, July 1,100,000 from cover and watershed stability learned from Watershed and 2014 - GEF, USD functions while providing for project. Ecosystem Service Current 4,900,000 from sustainable livelihoods and Protection and co-financers ecosystem services in the Upper Rehabilitation in the Prek Thnot Watershed Cardamom Mountains, Upper Prek Thnot River Basin Strengthening the Cambodia FAO Approved USD To build adaptive capacity of Lessons Adaptive Capacity and 2011, 5,000,000 from rural communities and reduce learned from Resilience of Rural March GEF, USD their vulnerability to climate project. Communities Using 2014 - 25,700,000 change and variability through Micro Watershed Current from integrated micro watershed Approaches to Climate financing management and climate Change and Variability resilient agriculture practices to to Attain Sustainable ensure food security in Food Security Cambodia. Reducing the Cambodia UNDP Approved USD Sub-national administration Lessons Vulnerability of 2015, 6,000,000 from systems affecting investments in learned from Cambodian Rural March GEF, USD rural livelihoods are improved project. Livelihoods through 2015 - 16,000,000 through climate sensitive Enhanced sub-national Current from planning, budgeting and Climate Change execution Planning and Execution of Priority Action Strengthening National Cambodia UNEP Approved USD To enhance Cambodia’s PA Lessons Biodiversity and Forest 2012, Aug 4,700,000 from management effectiveness and learned from Carbon Stock 2015 – GEF, USD secure forest carbon through project. Conservation through Current 15,000,000 improving inter-sectoral Landscape-based from collaboration, landscape Collaborative connectivity and sustainable Management of forest management; works in Cambodia’s Protected Mondulkiri Conservation Area System as Landscape Demonstrated in the Eastern Plains Landscape (CAMPAS Project)
local communities and long-term management of the core and buffer areas of the Tonle Sap. Promoting Water Management and Agricultural Practices Cambodia UNDP Approved 2007, April 2009 – June 2013 USD 1,800,000 from GEF, USD 2,200,000 from co-financing To reduce the vulnerability of Cambodia’s agricultural sector to climate–induced changes in water resources availability. Lessons learned from project. Collaborative Management for Watershed and Ecosystem Service Protection and Rehabilitation in the Cardamom Mountains, Upper Prek Thnot River Basin Cambodia UNDP Approved 2012, July 2014 - Current USD 1,100,000 from GEF, USD 4,900,000 from co-financers To restore and maintain forest cover and watershed stability functions while providing for sustainable livelihoods and ecosystem services in the Upper Prek Thnot Watershed Lessons learned from project. Strengthening the Adaptive Capacity and Resilience of Rural Communities Using Micro Watershed Approaches to Climate Change and Variability to Attain Sustainable Food Security Cambodia FAO Approved 2011, March 2014 - Current USD 5,000,000 from GEF, USD 25,700,000 from To build adaptive capacity of rural communities and reduce their vulnerability to climate change and variability through integrated micro watershed management and climate resilient agriculture practices to ensure food security in Cambodia. Lessons learned from project. Reducing the Vulnerability of Cambodian Rural Livelihoods through Enhanced sub-national Climate Change Planning and Execution of Priority Action Cambodia UNDP Approved 2015, March 2015 - Current USD 6,000,000 from GEF, USD 16,000,000 from Sub-national administration systems affecting investments in rural livelihoods are improved through climate sensitive planning, budgeting and execution Lessons learned from project. Strengthening National Biodiversity and Forest Carbon Stock Conservation through Landscape-based Collaborative Management of Cambodia’s Protected Area System as Demonstrated in the Eastern Plains Landscape (CAMPAS Project) Cambodia UNEP Approved 2012, Aug 2015 – Current USD 4,700,000 from GEF, USD 15,000,000 from To enhance Cambodia’s PA management effectiveness and secure forest carbon through improving inter-sectoral collaboration, landscape connectivity and sustainable forest management; works in Mondulkiri Conservation Landscape Lessons learned from project. financing
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