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Consolidated Instructions for GEF5 International Waters Tracking Tool: The GEF IW Tracking Tool (TT) is designed to support GEF’s new approach to Results-based Management. The TT provides reporting of outcomes at the level of Objectives and the IW portfolio level for targets associated with the Replenishments. The TT allows GEF Agencies and the Secretariat to monitor and aggregate individual project results at three milestones - CEO Endorsement, Mid Term and Project Closure.
Knowledge Management Consultant (UNDP): Under the direct supervision of the KM Project Coordinator, the consultant is responsible for, but not necessarily limited to recommend an appropriate institutional framework for knowledge management and provide GoI with a concept paper on KM and and the steps necessary for its implementation in Iraq (Application Deadline: 8 June 2012).
Chief Technical Specialist, Mobilize Social Business to Accelerate Achievement of Timor-Leste MDGs Project (UNDP): UNDP Timor-Leste seeks to recruit a Chief Technical Advisor to be responsible for the overall implementation of the project, which would also involve policy advice as well as responsibilities for programme management, coordination with national and international partners and supervision of international and national personnel (Application Deadline: 05 June 2012).
GIS Analysts: GIS technologies are now at the core of many areas of science delivery in Cefas related to fisheries, other human activities and the marine environment. To keep pace with growing demand, we are looking for a GIS technical specialist to contribute to our high level marine ecosystem and fisheries research (Application Deadline: 14 June 2012).
Assistant Preserve Manager: The Assistant Preserve Manager (APM) participates in preserve operations for The Nature Conservancy’s 7,800 acre Ordway Prairie Preserve, located in north central South Dakota, near Leola, as well as other properties. The APM is required to live on the preserve and is responsible for ensuring that all facilities, preserve grounds, and equipment are in good repair and well organized (Application Deadline: 12 June 2012).
Project Associate, Sierra Nevada (TNC): The Project Associate works with the Project Director and Ecoregional Ecologist to develop and implement strategies to conserve and restore ecologically significant lands in the northern Sierra Nevada. Office location is in San Francisco or Sacramento, California (Application Deadline: 10 June 2012).
Project Coordinator, Project Management Team (TNC): The Project Coordinator will be responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the various contracts and sub-awards comprising the project. The PC will work closely with other members of the Project Management Team, particularly grants, legal and finance (Application Deadline: 1 June 2012).
Media Relations Manager, LEAF Program (TNC): The Media Relations Manager will play the lead role in developing and implementing anintegrated marketing campaign across the organization in support of the Leaders in Environmental Action for the Future (LEAF) program and the North America conservation programs (Application Deadline: 8 June 2012).
Regional Director, Marketing & Outreach (TNC): The Director of Marketing and Outreach for the North America Region manages a team of marketing and communications professionals in support of the Canada, United States and Caribbean programs of The Nature Conservancy (Application Deadline: 13 June 2012).
Project Manager, Rattan Project (WWF): WWF-Greater Mekong is seeking to recruit a well-qualified and experienced candidate for the position of Project Manager, Rattan Project, based in Vientiane, Lao PDR. The Project Manager will lead in managing, undertaking appropriate planning for, and coordinating the activities of the regional Rattan Project with appropriate country, regional, and international partners both within and outside of WWF (Application Deadline: 12 June 2012).
Ms. Kaisa Uusimaa: IT & Communication Officer, Division of Early Warning and Assessment(UNEP/DEWA),
GoM LME TDA-Spanish: Executive summary
GoM LME TDA-Spanish: Extended Version
GoM LME TDA: Executive Summary
GoM LME TDA: Extended version
Success stories from Lake Tanganyika on sedimentation control and poverty alleviation: The Zambian component of the UNDP/GEF –supported Lake Tanganyika Integrated Management Programme (LTIMP) focuses on sedimentation control, which is within the framework of priorities of the sub-regional Strategic Action Programme (SAP). In the SAP, the control of sediment inflows from the steep mountainous terrain bordering Lake Tanganyika in both Mpulungu and Kaputa Districts is seen as one of the most important areas for support. Over-fishing has also been identified as a key issue, and this is being addressed through co-finance and technical cooperation from the African Development Bank, FAO and other partners of the Lake Tanganyika Integrated Management Programme.
Regional Strategic Action Programme For the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System: This Strategic Action Programme (SAP) establishes a framework on agreed management actions to address the key transboundary concerns, and concerns that are shared between countries, impacting the unique and important Nubian aquifer shared by Chad, Egypt, Libya, and Sudan. The transboundary concerns were identified collectively by the four countries in the preparation of a Shared Aquifer Diagnostic Analysis (SADA).
Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem—Governance and Management for an Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries in the Region: This article examines the current status of management in the Benguela Current Large Marine ecosystem and the three coastal states in which it occurs: Angola, Namibia, and South Africa. The three countries have all focused on conventional approaches to fisheries management, concentrating on target species, and management has been largely centrally controlled. They have nevertheless made some progress toward addressing wider ecosystem issues. Scientific capacity has been generally good and scientific advice plays an important role in management decisions although the management capability varies between the countries. All have sufficient capability for ensuring sustainable fisheries but there are skills shortages in some areas. Based largely on a recent project to evaluate the feasibility of implementation of an ecosystem approach to fisheries in the region, the article evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of the current management approaches and identifies areas of concern. Limitations and threats to capacity, particularly in production of scientific advice and in management functions, are considered a major problem.
Regional Shared Aquifer Diagnostic Analysis For the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System: This Shared Aquifer Diagnostic Analysis (SADA) represents the technical data‐gathering element of the GEF Medium Size Project to strengthen cooperative management of the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS) in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (Libya), Egypt, Chad, and Sudan. The SADA is process through which transboundary threats are identified and prioritized with the specific purpose of informing the Strategic Action Program (SAP) phase of the project.
Caspian Sea - Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan: Prepared by Fauna and Flora International for the Caspian Environment Programme-July 2002

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