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Sustainable
Forest
Management
International
Waters
Land
Degradation
Sustainable
Cities
 Cities
Chemicals
Fisheries
 Amazon  Partnership
 50 in 10
 Commodities
for Africa
Biodiversity
Signature
Programs
Forests
Food
Security
Climate Change
SD Themes
Focal
Area
Strategy
Delivery
Biodiversity Focal Area
GEF-6 Strategy
Goal: To maintain globally significant biodiversity
and the ecosystem goods and services that it
provides to society.
Objectives:
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To improve sustainability of protected area systems.
To reduce threats to biodiversity.
To sustainably use biodiversity.
To mainstream conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity into
production landscapes/seascapes and sectors.
International Waters Focal Area
GEF-6 Strategy
• Goal: to promote collective management for
transboundary water systems and foster
policy, legal, and institutional reforms and
investments towards sustainable use and
maintenance of ecosystem services
International Waters: Objectives and Programs
Objective 1: To catalyze
sustainable
management of
Transboundary Waters
1.1: Foster
cooperation for
sustainable use of
transboundary water
systems and economic
growth
1.2 Increase the
Resilience and Flow of
Ecosystems Services in
the Context of Melting
High Altitude Glaciers
Objective 2: To balance
competing water-uses in
the management of
transboundary surface
and groundwater.
2.1 Advance
conjunctive management
of surface and
groundwater Systems
2.2 Increase
Water/Food/Energy/
Ecosystems security
and reduce conflict
potential
Objective 3: To rebuild
marine fisheries, restore
and protect coastal
habitats, and reduce
pollution of coasts and
LMEs
3.1 Prevent the Loss
and Degradation of
Coastal Habitats
3.2 Reduce Ocean
Hypoxia
3.3 Rebuild Global
Fisheries
Effective Management
of surface and groundwater
and of fisheries
Land Degradation Focal Area
GEF-6 Strategy
• Goal: To contribute to arresting and reversing
current global trends in land degradation,
specifically desertification and deforestation
Land Degradation Strategy:
Objectives and Programs
LD-1: Agriculture and Rangeland Systems
• Agro-ecological Intensification
• SLM for Climate-Smart Agriculture
LD-2: Forest Landscapes
• Landscape Management and Restoration
LD-3: Integrated Landscapes
• Scaling up SLM
LD-4: Institutional and Policy Frameworks
• Mainstreaming SLM in Development
GEF Investments into Sustainable Land Management
Agroforestry
Grazing
Management
Contour Terraces
Pastoral and Rangeland
Management
IEM approaches
Forest Landscape
Restoration
Living sand barrier
Sustainable Forest Management
GEF-6 Strategy
• Goal: To achieve multiple environmental, social and
economic benefits from improved management of all
types of forests and trees outside of forests.
GEF-6 SFM Strategy:
Objectives and Programs
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SFM-1: To maintain forest resources
SFM-2: To enhance forest management
SFM-3: To restore forest ecosystems
SFM-4: To increase regional and global cooperation
Developing a PIF: The Basics of a Winning Proposal
• Country ownership and alignment with national plans,
convention implementation, and NPFEs
• Agency’s comparative advantage
• Project design and consistency with FA strategies
• Incremental reasoning
- Problem description
- Baseline project(s)
- Incremental activities
• Global Environmental Benefits
• Innovativeness, Sustainability, and Potential for Scaling up
• Participation, Socio-Economic Benefits, Gender
Project Review Process
Practical recommendations
• Upstream consultation for Programmatic approaches
and complex proposals (e.g. MFAs, multi-trustfund)
• Short, Concise PIFs and CEO endorsement documents
• Stick to the required templates and table formats
• Stick to a 1-step review
• Maintain all records in the review sheet
• Provide comments matrix
• Get the figures right
• Submit PIFs well ahead of WPs