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Publication List
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Mercury and the GEFMay, 2013An overview to the long standing commitment of the GEF to eliminate mercury.global contaminant| mercury| pollution |
English (version 2013) Spanish (version 2012) French (version 2012) |
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Two Decades of Experience: Investing in Ecosystem Services and Adaptation for Food SecurityApril, 2013This publication offers a succinct overview of the GEF's investments already made in maintaining ecosystem service flows and securing the resiliency for food systems throughout the developing world.Food Security| Land Degradation| Soil| Sustainable Agriculture| Water | English | |
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Issue Paper on Indigenous PeoplesApril, 2013To provide a framework for engagement between the GEF and indigenous peoples, a policy on indegenous peoples became necessary. This issues paper presents the principles on which an indigenous people's policy could rest.Indigenous Peoples | 978-1-939339-58-4 |
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Climate Change: A Scientific Assessment for the GEFMarch, 2013The newest STAP report reviews recently published climate science literature and provides a set of important considerations for the GEF’s role in this context.Climate Change| Mitigation| STAP| UNEP | English | |
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Mainstreaming Gender at the GEFFebruary, 2013Gender relations play a key role in conserving environmental resources and the goods and services that they provide. This publication highlights the GEF’s efforts and renewed commitment to link gender equality and environmental sustainability.Gender | 978-1-939339-87-4 |
English (version 2013) French (version 2008) Spanish (version 2008) |
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Behind the Numbers (2012 and 2013)February, 2013The numbers tell a story: 21 years, $11.5 billion invested directly, $57 billion in cofinancing, and over 3,215 projects in more than 165 countries. | 978-1-939339-85-0 |
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GEF Mercury FactsheetJanuary, 2013GEF Mercury Factsheet during GEF-5mercury | Mercury Factsheet - EN | |
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Payment for Ecosystem ServicesJanuary, 2013This publication summarizes the investments of the GEF since its inception in projects involving Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES).Payment Ecosystem Services | English | |
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GEF-5 Focal Area StrategiesDecember, 2012Compilation of the Focal Area Strategies for GEF-5 |
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GEF Annual Report 2011December, 2012Financial statements and audited opinions for the GEF Annual Report FY 2011 |
GEF Annual Report 2011 GEF Sec. Fin. Statement FY11 GEF Audited TF Fin. Statement UNDP Audited Fin. Statement FY11 UNDP Fin. Statement FY10 UNDP Audit Report FY10 UNEP Fin. Statement FY10 UNEP Audit Report FY10 IBRD Audited Fin. Statement FY11 |
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Catalysing Ocean FinanceDecember, 2012This demonstrates how effective the application of appropriate mixes of market and policy have been in helping countries to address challenges facing the oceans and explores how they could be successfully scaled up.Finance| International Waters |
Volume I: Transforming Markets to Restore and Protect the Global Ocean Volume II: Methodologies and Case Studies |
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Transfer of Environmentally Sound TechnologiesNovember, 2012Case studies from the GEF Climate Change portfolioTechnology Transfer | 978-1-939339-46-1 |
English (2012) French (2012) Spanish (2012) |
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Implementing the Poznan Strategic and Long-Term Program on Technology TransferNovember, 2012Technology transfer plays an increasingly critical role in an effective global response to the climate change challenge.Technology Transfer | 978-1-939339-50-8 | English (2012) |
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Investing in Renewable Energy: the GEF ExperienceNovember, 2012The application of renewable energy technologies can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and pollution using energy sources such as wind, solar, hydroelectric, tidal, geothermal, and biomass.Renewable Energy | 978-1-939339-49-2 | English (2012 version) |
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Greening Opportunities at World Events: GEF Investment ExperiencesNovember, 2012World events, such as the Olympics, provide a unique opportunity to demonstrate projects focusing on adapting to climate change by transfering environmentally sound technologies to developing countries.Climate Change| Technology Transfer| world events | 978-1939339-54-6 | English (2012 version) |
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Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF) ActivitiesNovember, 2012The GEF promotes conservation and enhancement of carbon stocks through sustainable management of land use, land-use change, and forestry – commonly referred to as LULUCF.Carbon| deforestation| Forests| Land Use Change | 978-1-939339-47-8 |
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Least Developed Countries FundNovember, 2012Climate change affects worst those least able to respond to its effects, and those least responsible for it. Through the LDCF fund the GEF has supported those countries in identifying and addressing their most urgent immediate adaptation needs.Adaptation| Climate Chage| LDCF | 978-1-939339-55-3 | English |
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Financing Adaptation ActionNovember, 2012The projects supported through the LDCF and SCCF funds show the way for building resilience to cope with the impacts of a changing climate.Adaptation| Climate Chage| LDCF| SCCF | 978-1-939339-56-0 | English |
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Time for Transformational ChangeNovember, 2012The role of the GEF. Vision Statement by GEF CEO & Chairperson Dr. Naoko Ishii.GEF CEO| Naoko Ishii| Vision Statement | 978-1-939339-53-9 |
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Principles and Guidelines for Engagement with Indigenous PeoplesOctober, 2012In response to Indigenous Peoples' increasing engagement with the GEF, this paper is to ensure that the GEF and its partner agencies make appropriate efforts to include and promote Indigenous Peoples in applicable processes and projects. | 978-1-939339-57-7 |
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