Press Release for Nepal Integrated Landscape Management Launch Kathmandu, Nepal – The Ministry of Forests and Environment launched the Integrated Landscape Management to Secure Nepal’s Protected Areas and Critical Corridors (ILaM) at an event in Kathmandu today. […]
In collaboration with partners South Pole and Willis Towers Watson, The World Wildlife Fund has won two projects in the GEF Challenge Program for Adaptation Innovation Read More about this fund and these projects […]
The WWF GEF Agency is overseeing the execution of a $2 Million GEF grant to the Technical Assistance Facility (TAF) of the Land Degradation Neutrality Fund (LDNF). We are delighted to announce that… Investments in […]
The Government of Peru, along with the Global Environment Facility, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, and World Wildlife Fund, introduced their efforts to secure large scale, long-term climate investments for forest conservation in the […]
The Manas River Basin (located in the Himalayas) PIF was approved at the 54th GEF Council which took place in June.
The GEF Assembly TheGEF.org Assembly Overview: The Sixth GEF Assembly and Associated Meetings took place at the Furama International Conference Center in Da Nang, Viet Nam, from June 23-29, 2018. The GEF Assembly is the governing body of […]
See the World Bank feature story “Act now to save wildlife: 5 actions that make a difference.” The Global Wildlife Program is led by the World Bank and funded by the GEF. Collaborative partners include […]
The Danube River Hydromorphology PIF was approved at the 53rd GEF Council on October 30, 2017. Full project development will begin shortly.
The WWF GEF Project “Land Degradation Neutrality Fund Technical Assistance Facility” PIF was approved October 3, 2017. The Project will start full project development for submission within 12 months. See more about the project here: http://wwfgef.org/gef/portfolios/land-degradation-neutrality-fund-technical-assistance-facility/
Kathmandu, Nepal – ‘Sustainable Land Management in the Churia Range, Nepal’, a three-year medium-sized project of the Government of Nepal and WWF and supported by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) was successfully concluded on 31 […]
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