Improve the protection and management of 27 prioritized Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in the Tropical Andes Biodiversity Hotspot in Peru, Bolivia and Colombia by involving civil society in the implementation of conservation initiatives.
Improve the protection and management of 27 prioritized Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in the Tropical Andes Biodiversity Hotspot in Peru, Bolivia and Colombia by involving civil society in the implementation of conservation initiatives.
January 1, 2022
March 31, 2024
$570.002,00
Administrator
CEPF is a joint initiative of Conservation International, l’Agence Française de Développement, the European Union, the Global Environment Facility, the government of Japan and the World Bank. The ultimate goal is to ensure that civil society is engaged in conserving biological diversity.
Profonananpe is the Peruvian environmental fund that provides innovative alternatives for environmental care and sustainable development
Corridor Vilcanota:
PER44 Kosñipata Carabaya.
PER3 6 km sur de Ocabamba.
PER5 Abra Málaga-Vilcanota.
PER50 Lagos Yanacocha.
PER75 Quincemil.
PER97 Río Araza
Corridor Noreste:
PER28 Cordillera de Colán.
PER84 Río Utcubamba.
PER65 Moyobamba.
The projects include: indigenous people ( rural and native communities), settlers, local and regional authorities, community conservation associations, and managers of voluntary and communal conservation initiatives.
Update of the plan to position CEPF's management and results at the regional and national levels.
Publication and official dissemination of the Tropical Andes Hotspot Ecosystem Profile to 2021.
Accompaniment and strengthening of civil society organizations for the development of proposals.
First and second call for proposals to finance conservation projects in the hotspot, resulting in 7 small grants awarded (4 in Peru, 3 in Colombia), and 9 large grants awarded (3 in Peru, 3 in Colombia, and 3 in Bolivia).
Preparation and implementation of the 2022 Communications Plan for the Hotspot.
Reactivation and updating of the andestropicales.net website (20 articles/notes).
Reactivation of Facebook (46 posts) and Instagram (38 posts). Creation of LinkedIn (36 posts) and YouTube channel (13 videos published).
4 webinars (1st call with 65 participants, CONAP regional meeting with 51, Ecosystem Profile with 136, and 2nd call with 106).
Design and publication of communication products (general infographics, brochure with project portfolio, and complaints mechanism).
Publication of the Final Bulletin and the Systematization of Lessons Learned from Phase II.
Elaboration of a Guide for small donations, oriented towards potential beneficiaries of the program.
Participation in the Amazonía que Late Meeting in Leymbamba, Amazonas, to disseminate CEPF financing opportunities.
Signing of subgranting agreements with RIT of Colombia and Bolivia.
10 Small Grants awarded in 2022 for $473,767 USD (4 Peru, 3 Colombia and 3 Bolivia).
9 Large Grants awarded in 2022 for $1,065,947.80 USD (3 Peru, 3 Colombia and 3 Bolivia).
01 project grievance mechanism developed and disseminated.
Update of the plan to position CEPF's management and results at the regional and national levels.
Publication and official dissemination of the Tropical Andes Hotspot Ecosystem Profile to 2021.
Accompaniment and strengthening of civil society organizations for the development of proposals.
First and second call for proposals to finance conservation projects in the hotspot, resulting in 7 small grants awarded (4 in Peru, 3 in Colombia), and 9 large grants awarded (3 in Peru, 3 in Colombia, and 3 in Bolivia).
Preparation and implementation of the 2022 Communications Plan for the Hotspot.
Reactivation and updating of the andestropicales.net website (20 articles/notes).
Reactivation of Facebook (46 posts) and Instagram (38 posts). Creation of LinkedIn (36 posts) and YouTube channel (13 videos published).
4 webinars (1st call with 65 participants, CONAP regional meeting with 51, Ecosystem Profile with 136, and 2nd call with 106).
Design and publication of communication products (general infographics, brochure with project portfolio, and complaints mechanism).
Publication of the Final Bulletin and the Systematization of Lessons Learned from Phase II.
Elaboration of a Guide for small donations, oriented towards potential beneficiaries of the program.
Participation in the Amazonía que Late Meeting in Leymbamba, Amazonas, to disseminate CEPF financing opportunities.
Signing of subgranting agreements with RIT of Colombia and Bolivia.
10 Small Grants awarded in 2022 for $473,767 USD (4 Peru, 3 Colombia and 3 Bolivia).
9 Large Grants awarded in 2022 for $1,065,947.80 USD (3 Peru, 3 Colombia and 3 Bolivia).
01 project grievance mechanism developed and disseminated.
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