Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

CEPF Coordination to Promote Development Policies, Investments and Institutional Collaboration for Biodiversity Conservation in Northern Mesoamerica

Grantee Name: Conservation International-Regional Program Division

Hotspot: Mesoamerica
Location: Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico
Amount: $476,841
Dates: Jun 2004 – Jul 2008
Keywords: Communication, Networks

Strengthen the capability of civil society to engage in all levels of decisionmaking regarding the future use and conservation of Northern Mesoamerica’s biodiversity. Specifically, the grant funds assistance to manage the CEPF program in the region; development and implementation of strategies to reform key policies; technical assistance to strengthen key protected areas; and development of mechanisms to prevent the extinction of the region's 106 Critically Endangered species. No final report is available for this project.

Strategic Direction :

2 Collaborate with other donor-funded projects to facilitate and operationalize successful conservation activities in Northern Mesoamerica's eight most important key biodiversity areas

CEPF Coordination to Promote Development Policies, Investments and Institutional Collaboration for Biodiversity Conservation in Northern Mesoamerica

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