2.2 Reduced 2.2.1 Enhanced data and information 552,610 3,413,601 marine regarding the sources and sinks of pollution contaminants in the ATS; pollution improves hotspots identified; appropriate controls ecosystem of point and non-point sources of health in pollution initiated; oil spill early coastal/ marine warning systems and capacities hotspots in the strengthened Arafura and Timor Seas 2.3.1 Updated information and database 3,197,247 19,750,125 2.3 Coastal on coral, mangrove and seagrass beds in and Marine the ATS; priority conservation areas Biodiversity identified in Indonesia and Timor-Leste Conserved through 2.3.2 New MPAs designated in Protection of Indonesia and Timor-Leste; covering Habitats and about 645,000 ha in area, including Species approximately 220,000 ha of mangrove ecosystems; with corresponding management plans prepared and implemented; and regional ATS MPA network designed 2.3.3 Endangered marine turtles protected through an agreed regional action plan 2.4 Integrated 2.4.1 Integrated coastal management 1,065,167 6,579,777 Coastal plans (ICM) that support SAP/NAP Management, implementation developed and incorporating implemented through formulation and climate change enactment of local regulations adaptation 2.4.2 Climate change adaptation considerations, incorporated in ICM plans and implemented at demonstrations implemented for one the local level risk coastal site in Timor-Leste towards more sustainable use 2.4.3 Climate Change adaptation, with a and particular focus on ecosystem-based conservation of adaptation, incorporated in ICM plans ecosystem and demonstrations implemented for goods and two at-risk coastal sites in Indonesia. services 3. Knowledge 3.1 Improved 3.1.1 A set of holistic (SMART) 467,665 2,888,873 Management monitoring of indicators established by applying the the status of the GEF Process, Stress Reduction and (IW; BD) ATS and Environmental/Socioeconomic Status dissemination framework to monitor ocean health, of information SAP and NAP implementation;
2.2 Reduced marine pollution improves ecosystem health in coastal/ marine hotspots in the Arafura and Timor Seas 2.2.1 Enhanced data and information regarding the sources and sinks of contaminants in the ATS; pollution hotspots identified; appropriate controls of point and non-point sources of pollution initiated; oil spill early warning systems and capacities strengthened 552,610 3,413,601 2.3 Coastal and Marine Biodiversity Conserved through Protection of Habitats and Species 2.3.1 Updated information and database on coral, mangrove and seagrass beds in the ATS; priority conservation areas identified in Indonesia and Timor-Leste 2.3.2 New MPAs designated in Indonesia and Timor-Leste; covering about 645,000 ha in area, including approximately 220,000 ha of mangrove ecosystems; with corresponding management plans prepared and implemented; and regional ATS MPA network designed 2.3.3 Endangered marine turtles protected through an agreed regional action plan 3,197,247 19,750,125 2.4 Integrated Coastal Management, incorporating climate change adaptation considerations, implemented at the local level towards more sustainable use and conservation of ecosystem goods and services 2.4.1 Integrated coastal management plans (ICM) that support SAP/NAP implementation developed and implemented through formulation and enactment of local regulations 2.4.2 Climate change adaptation incorporated in ICM plans and demonstrations implemented for one coastal site in Timor-Leste 2.4.3 Climate Change adaptation, with a particular focus on ecosystem-based adaptation, incorporated in ICM plans and demonstrations implemented for two at-risk coastal sites in Indonesia. 1,065,167 6,579,777 3. Knowledge Management (IW; BD) 3.1 Improved monitoring of the status of the ATS and dissemination of information 3.1.1 A set of holistic (SMART) indicators established by applying the GEF Process, Stress Reduction and Environmental/Socioeconomic Status framework to monitor ocean health, SAP and NAP implementation; 467,665 2,888,873 risk
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