支持发展格林纳达金枪鱼价值链

15/11/2021

金枪鱼和类似金枪鱼的鱼类，尤其是黄鳍金枪鱼和大西洋旗鱼，约占格林纳达报告渔获量的 70%。据估计，格林纳达每年捕捞 2550 吨鱼，渔业在该国经济中发挥着重要作用，创造了就业和收入、保障粮食和粮食安全，同时也是外汇的主要来源。
渔业是当地经济的支柱，鱼类也是当地餐桌上的主角，是饮食的重要组成部分。渔业部门主要由小规模企业构成，为当地市场和消费者提供鲜鱼。此外，渔获物也会走向出口市场。

安提瓜和巴布达：积极发展鱼菜共生

18/10/2021

安提瓜和巴布达首都圣约翰的Upper Renfrew是一片宁静祥和的居住区。这里坐落着Indies Greens，全岛唯一的鱼菜共生农场和培训中心，结合水产养殖和鱼菜共生两种生产模式。

为满足国内日益增长的鱼类产品的需求，民众对健康膳食和生活方式的追求，安提瓜和巴布达于2016年成立了鱼菜共生农场和培训设施。联合国粮食及农业组织（粮农组织）大力支持Indies Green农场培训设施的建设，并为其中一家提供了资金。

The climate-smart livestock project in Ecuador: a new model to mitigate climate change and increase livestock productivity

29/09/2022

The Climate-Smart Livestock Management (CSLM) project was designed to provide an alternative to traditional livestock. The project anchored CSL approach in public policy while also incorporating it at the producer level and successfully increased livestock productivity resulting in increased incomes for depending local producers.

Traditional practices and farmer field schools for improved land management in Southwestern Angola

19/09/2022

In the semi-arid regions of southwestern Angola, the capacity of ecosystems to provide valuable services is under pressure due to changes in the pasture and water management practices, climate change and land degradation. The RETESA project sought to address these issues through a participatory and integrated approach.

Sustainable community-based management and conservation of mangrove ecosystems in Cameroon

19/09/2022

In Cameroon, mangroves are threatened as a result of demographic pressure and urban expansion. The good practices adopted and implemented by the GEF-funded project in Cameroon contributed to the creation of Cameroon’s first marine and terrestrial national park, Douala-Edea National Park, spread across over 260 000 hectares, that includes mangrove forests, rivers, wetlands and marine habitats.

Sustainable management of natural resources in Ecuador

19/09/2022

In the Chimborazo province of Ecuador, climate change and unsustainable use of natural resources in threatening the health of its Páramos, resulting in negative social and economic impacts on local communities. In this regard, the project sought to strengthen the local capacity for the sustainable management of natural resources and improve livelihoods.

Climate change adaptation to reduce land degradation in fragile micro-watersheds in El Salvador

19/09/2022

El Salvador features a rich diversity of natural ecosystems, which is exposed to a range of natural hazards, including extreme weather events related to climate change. The GEF-funded project successfully employed a number of good practices in the areas of sustainable natural resource management, community and ecosystem resilience, and climate change adaptation.

Strategies for trawl fisheries bycatch management in Southeast Asia

19/09/2022

Population growth and accelerating economic development has put greater pressure on marine ecosystems in the Coral Triangle in Southeast Asia. The REBYC-II CTI project reduced the impact of bycatch, discards and fishing on biodiversity and the environment by facilitating effective public and private sector partnerships for improved trawl and bycatch management.

Transboundary agro-ecosystem management programme for the Kagera River Basin

19/09/2022

The Kagera River Basin, shared by Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda, supports the livelihoods of 16.5 million people and its conservation is essential for maintaining the water levels of Lake Victoria and outflow to the Nile. The Kagera TAMP project supported the adoption of an integrated ecosystems approach for the management of land resources to generate local, national and global benefits.

Reducing vulnerability and increasing adaptive capacity to respond to the impacts of climate change in Nepal

19/09/2022

Climate change has had a significant impact on yields and livelihoods in Nepal, fueled by an increase in climate-related hazards as well as pests and diseases, soil erosion, deforestation and desertification. The project successfully employed a number of good practices to effectively respond to the impacts of climate change in the agriculture sector.

Prevention and disposal of persistent organic pollutants and obsolete pesticides in Eritrea

19/09/2022

Eritrea faces a number of threats related to the environmental degradation and public health impacts of pesticides, including persistent organic pollutants (POPs). The project sought to address risks arising from POPs and obsolete pesticides, dispose of existing stocks, and prevent further accumulation in Eritrea through the use of sound environmental management methods.

Advancing tenure security for forest landscape-dependent communities in Indonesia, Peru, and Uganda (GCS-Tenure)

16/09/2022

The GCS-Tenure project sought to improve the way forest and land tenure reforms are understood, communicated, and used, so that decision-makers, practitioners and forest-dependent people in developing countries are well-equipped to develop and implement policies and initiatives that support tenure security, livelihoods and sustainable forest management.

Decision support for mainstreaming and scaling up of sustainable land management in fourteen countries (DS-SLM)

16/09/2022

Responding to the knowledge gaps in areas of sustainable land management (SLM) and limited capacities and awareness among policy-makers about the importance of adopting SLM approaches, the project produced valuable methodological guidelines, tools and toolkits that are relevant to any country seeking to combat desertification, land degradation and drought (DLDD).

Integrated management of the Ilha Grande Bay Ecosystem in Brazil

15/09/2022

Growth of tourism and population in the Ilha Grande bay have exerted great pressure on local ecosystems, threatening natural resources and livelihoods. The Integrated Management of the Ilha Grande Bay Ecosystem project (BIG) promoted sustainable management of the Bay to safeguard natural resources and ecosystem services for the future.