Conservation of Biological Diversity of Carpathian Mountain Grasslands in the Czech Republic through Targeted Application of New EU Funding Mechanisms

Project Summary

The overall objective of the proposed project is the protection and maintenance of globally significant biodiversity in Protected Landscape Areas located in the Carpathian Mountain region.Project Rationale and Objective The objective of this project is to strengthen the conservation management of globally significant biodiversity in species-rich mountain grassland habitats (grasslands and pastures) in two Protected Landscape Areas (PLA) in the Carpathian Mountains of the Czech Republic. The project will address the objective chiefly by drawing in, on a demonstration basis, targeted support from newly available EU funding opportunities for integrated rural development (principally CAP support payments and Natura 2000/LIFE programme grants) and making the lessons learned and best practices developed widely available for replication throughout the Czech PLA system and the Carpathian Eco region as a whole.

Project Details

GEF Project ID
1705
Project Type
Medium-size Project
Status
Completed
Country
Czech Republic
Region
Focal Areas
Funding Source
GEF Trust Fund
Implementing Agencies
United Nations Development Programme
Executing Agencies
Ministry of Environment of the Czech Republic; Fund for Organic Agriculture (FOA);
GEF Period:
GEF - 3
Approval Fiscal Year:
2005

Financials

Project Preparation Grant Amount
20,000 USD
GEF Project Grant
974,300 USD
Co-financing Total
0 USD
GEF Agency Fees
0 USD
Total Cost 994,300.00 USD

Project Timeline

Received by GEF
09 Apr 2002
Preparation Grant Approved
02 Aug 2002
Concept Approved
14 Jun 2005
Project Approved for Implementation
13 Jun 2005
Project closed
30 Jan 2015