SFM Extending the Coastal Forests Protected Area Subsystem
Project Summary
The aim of the project is to strengthen biodiversity management fundamentals within the Protected Area network in Tanzania. This project addresses the Coastal Forests which are arguably the most threatened of all hotspots ecosystems in Tanzania and Zanzibar islands. The governance framework is going to be deeply revised at national and district levels to extend the Protected Area network. Different legal, regulatory, financial and institutional tools are going to be renewed to implement an effective conservation management in protected areas and sustainable approaches with forest-adjacent communities. The project will pilot novel institutional arrangements and partnerships in three priority landscapes (Zanzibar, Kichi–Matumbi Hills, greater Rondo system on the Tanzanian mainland).
Project Details
| GEF Project ID | 3428 |
| Project Type | Full-size Project |
| Status | Completed |
| Country | Tanzania |
| Region | |
| Focal Areas | |
| Funding Source | GEF Trust Fund |
| Implementing Agencies | United Nations Development Programme |
| Executing Agencies | Forest Agencies of Governments of Tanzania and Zanzibar, National Environment Management Council (Tanzania) & WWF East African Office |
| GEF Period: | GEF - 4 |
| Approval Fiscal Year: | 2008 |
Financials
| Project Preparation Grant Amount | 60,000 USD |
| GEF Project Grant | 3,550,000 USD |
| Co-financing Total | 7,022,166 USD |
| GEF Agency Fees | 361,000 USD |
| Total Cost | 10,632,166.00 USD |
