Collaboration/Cooperative Agreement · Biodiversity and Land Degradation
Sustainable Luangwa - Securing Luangwa’s Water Resources through Integrated Catchment Management
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- Amount
- $2,889,155
- Program type
- Collaboration/Cooperative Agreement
- Field
- Biodiversity and Land Degradation
- Eligible career stages
- Not listed
About this program
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF), in collaboration with the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment and WWF Zambia, offers a grant totaling $2,889,155 through the GEF to support the Sustainable Luangwa project. This initiative focuses on securing the Luangwa River's water resources in Zambia by establishing a Water Resource Protected Area, enhancing small farmers' agricultural practices, and designating community forests to combat land degradation and biodiversity loss. While specific eligibility criteria are not provided, the project is open to stakeholders involved in integrated catchment management, agricultural improvement, and environmental conservation in the Luangwa region. Co-financing partners contribute an additional $21,849,200 to support this comprehensive effort.
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