ID: GEF-10580 Ongoing

Integrated land management, restoration of degraded landscapes and natural capital assessment in the mountains of Papua New Guinea

Timeline

26% Complete

Start Date:

1 July 2023

End Date:

1 September 2028

Objective

To achieve biodiversity conservation and land degradation neutrality in the Southern Highlands and Hela Provinces of Papua New Guinea through integrated landscape management and natural capital assessment

Co-financing:

$ 19,599,991

Project Grant:

$ 3,512,100

Total Value:

$ 23,112,091

Portfolio:

Biodiversity, Land Degradation

Country:

Papua New Guinea

Partners:

Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA), Government of Papua New Guinea

Implementing Agencies:

UNEP

Project Contact:

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Project Documents:

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