Sustainable Environmental Management for Sixaola River Basin
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GEF ID 2517 Region Americas Sub-Region Central America Basin Sixaola Project Contacts -
Mr. Marcelo Pacheco
Head, -
Mr. Alfonso Sanabria
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Ms. Michele LeMay
Technical advisor in the identification, preparation, monitoring and evaluation in Bank-financed operations relating to coastal and marine resources in Latin America and the Caribbean., Inter-American Development Bank (IADB), -
Mr. Bolivar Perez
Director,
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Project Documents General Information: Project Type Full Size Project Project Status Under Implementation Start Date Sep 11, 2006 07:00 AMEnd Date Jan 09, 2013 07:00 AMGEF characteristic: Operational Programme OP12 - Integrated Ecosystem Management Focal Area Multiple Focal Areas GEF Allocation to project 3.50M US$ Total Cost of the project: 22.62M US$ IP Rating: Moderately Satisfactory DO Rating: Moderately Satisfactory Partners: Countries: Costa Rica, Panama Lead Implementing Agency Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) Executing Agencies Project Description: The main objective of this Regional Strategy for the Sustainable Development of the Sixaola River Bi-National Basin (RSDS) is to guarantee a sustainable social and economic development of the Sixaola Basin and to improve the livelihoods of its population. The intended objectives of this GEF operation, in combination with the other measures proposed in the RSDS: a) Conservation and sustainable management of biological diversity, as well as equal distribution of the benefits derived from the management of biodiversity resources. b) Reduction of emissions and an increase in greenhouse gas storage by the land and aquatic ecosystems. c) Conservation and sustainable use of water masses in the binational basin, including reduction in vulnerability and community participation in flood management. d) Elimination of the existing threats to the ecosystem, stemming from the surrounding productive zone. e) Assist the two countries in providing the necessary economic incentives to ensure the sustainable management of the basin’s water masses. f) Integrated community development to strengthen the capacity of the local and indigenous communities living in the buffer zones and areas of influence of the protected areas. g) Capacity building to promote conservation and sustainable management of biodiversity resources incorporating indigenous communities. h) Promotion of public-private partnerships and the participation of the private sector in the preparation of sustainable development plans.
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Mr. Marcelo Pacheco
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