GEF newsletter Greenline

Issue 3  (September 2011)

"Catalyzing hope" in Burkina Faso

The Sahel Integrated Lowland Ecosystem Management Program (SILEM)

The five-year pilot program addressed the issue of natural resource degradation through an integrated ecosystem management approach. Implemented in the context of a nation-wide rural development program,  SILEM mainstreamed environmental concerns into the poverty agenda and provided funding for demand-driven community managed projects that address sustainable land management priorities....

 

The sun sets on one GEF’s flagship Global Project

The Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands (LADA) project was designed with  to develop and implement strategies, methods and tools to assess, quantify and analyze the nature, extent, severity and impacts of land degradation...

GEF Report to the UNCCD COP10

As one of the UNCCD financing mechanism, the GEF Secretariat submitted its first Report to the tenth session of the Conference of Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD/COP-10)...

Sustainable Land and Ecosystem Management in India

GEF's Sustainable Land and Ecosystem Management (SLEM) programmatic approach in India is strengthening institutional and community capabilities on SLEM practices combining indigenous and scientific knowledge...

MORE FROM THE GEF

ON TWITTER
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ON  FACEBOOK
Join GEF and Connect4Climate with the photo/video competition for African youth, aged 13 to 30, which is designed to raise awareness about climate change! 
VIDEO
Working at the GEF: An innovative approach towards sustainable land management in African drylands
   
UPCOMING GEF EVENTS
6th Biennial International Waters Conference,Oct. 17-20
GEF ECW Nairobi, Kenya,Oct. 25-27
GEF ECW Southern Africa, Nov. 1-3
Constituency Meeting - Belize City, Belize, Nov. 2-3
GEF 41st Council Meeting, Nov. 7-10
 

FROM OUR PARTNERS AND CSOs

PUBLICATIONS

Land for Life: Securing our common future
The GEF/UNCCD book try to convey how sustainable land management practices are helping shape a sustainable future for people and the planet.

Six Questions to Monique Barbut, CEO of the GEF, on the Great Green Wall
The GEF CEO answers six questions about this initiative to combat soil degradation in the Sahel region.

The A to Z of the GEF
A guide to the GEF for Civil Society Organizations

Editor: Patrizia Cocca

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