• UNEP GEF
ID: GEF-11141 Ongoing

Transforming Policy and Investment through Improving Ecosystem Management and Restoration of…

Timeline
0% - To be confirmed

Objective

The project aims to improve biodiversity conservation and sustainable management of ecosystems and restoration of degraded drylands in Dedoplistskaro Biosphere Reserve (BR), located in the south-eastern part of Georgia, in Kakheti Region.

Co-financing:
$ 24,875,000
Project Grant:
$ 3,552,970
Total Value:
$ 28,427,970

 

Portfolio
Portfolio:
Biodiversity, Land Degradation
Country
Country:
Georgia
Partners
Partners:
The Regional Environmental Centre for the Caucasus (REC Caucasus)
Partners
Implementing Agencies:
UNEP
Project Contact
Project Contact:
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Project Documents:
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