Nature Conservation and Flood Control in the Yangtze River Basin

Project Summary

The context in which the project has been formulated is a need to mitigate flood events through rehabilitation and conservation of ecosystem functions, while simultaneously enhancing conservation and sustainable use of biological resources of global importance and strengthening sequestration of greenhouse gases. The objectives are: (i) to develop methodologies to promote sustainable use of natural resources in areas critical to global environment conservation and flood control, and (ii) to develop methodologies to promote rehabilitation and conservation of ecosystem functions in degraded protected areas where the globally significant environment is at stake. The project will strengthen capacity of the central and local government bodies to enable them to apply developed methodologies to the region as a whole in a flexible and sustainable manner.

Project Details

GEF Project ID
1353
Project Type
Full-size Project
Status
Completed
Country
China
Region
Focal Areas
Funding Source
GEF Trust Fund
Implementing Agencies
United Nations Environment Programme
Executing Agencies
State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA)
GEF Period:
GEF - 3
Approval Fiscal Year:
2004

Financials

Project Preparation Grant Amount
350,000 USD
GEF Project Grant
3,649,660 USD
Co-financing Total
22,950,000 USD
GEF Agency Fees
382,000 USD
Total Cost 26,949,660.00 USD

Project Timeline

Received by GEF
29 Jun 2001
Preparation Grant Approved
24 Sep 2001
Concept Approved
01 Nov 2003
Project Approved for Implementation
29 Jun 2005
Project closed
21 Oct 2018