Building Capacity to Strengthen Conservation Alliances through CEPF Coordination and Grantmaking in the Caucasus
Grantee Name: World Wide Fund for Nature
- Hotspot
- Caucasus
- Location
- Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Russian Federation, Turkey
- Amount
- $2,919,410
- Dates
- Jun 2004 – Dec 2009
- Keywords
- Capacity building, Communication, Networks
As the CEPF coordination mechanism for the Caucasus Hotspot, build civil society capacity to effectively engage in conserving the region's globally threatened species and unique biodiversity. Activities include raising awareness about the CEPF opportunity in the region, helping develop and assess grant proposals, directly managing a small grants program, communicating lessons learned, monitoring and evaluating the investment portfolio, and leveraging additional funding to ensure sustainability.
1 Support civil society efforts to promote transboundary cooperation and improve protected area systems in five target corridors
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