Integrated Ecosystem Management in Indigenous Communities
Project Summary
The overall goal of the GEF alternative is to support an emerging network of indigenous communities engaged in integrated ecosystem management in the Central American region. This would enhance the sustainability of human-managed systems that have been evolving for centuries in Central America, conserving high levels of biodiversity, but that are under increasing threat. The building of community networks across the region would create links between communities with established best practice examples of IEM and those with comparable environmental characteristics and similar potential for IEM. The long-term outcome would be that successful and proven regional models are effectively adopted in local and national initiatives, including World Bank and IDB-assisted projects, and that a common vision emerges among indigenous communities on how best to manage their traditional resources.
Project Details
| GEF Project ID | 1092 |
| Project Type | Full-size Project |
| Status | Completed |
| Country | Regional |
| Region | |
| Focal Areas | |
| Funding Source | GEF Trust Fund |
| Implementing Agencies | The World Bank |
| Executing Agencies | Central American Indigenous and Peasant Coordination Association for Community Agroforestry (ACICAFOC) and the Central American Commission on the Environment and Development (CCAD) |
| GEF Period: | GEF - 3 |
| Approval Fiscal Year: | 2004 |
Financials
| Project Preparation Grant Amount | 350,000 USD |
| GEF Project Grant | 9,000,000 USD |
| Co-financing Total | 39,885,000 USD |
| GEF Agency Fees | 1,016,250 USD |
| Total Cost | 49,235,000.00 USD |
