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Displaying 1891 - 1895 of 2116Avoiding Greenhouse Gas Emissions through the Restoration and Sustainable Management of Peatlands in the Ukrai
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Through its plans for reflooding drained wetlands and sustainable management of degraded swamps, the project contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting the biodiversity of wetlands in the Ukraine. It supports efforts to develop the future system of conservation areas and improves the living conditions of the local inhabitants. The project follows up and builds on the currently ongoing predecessor project of the BMU’s International Climate Protection Initiative ‘08_II_026_BLR_K_RSPB Torfmoore’ (peat bogs).
Reducing Deforestation Through Improved Spatial Planning in Papua Provinces, Indonesia
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To improve spatial plan processes and implementation to prevent deforestation and land degradation in Papua and West Papua provinces and help Indonesia deliver its emission reduction commitment through shifting development paradigm towards lower carbon pathways.
Rural land policy support project
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This project finance the activities of the French technical committee on "land tenure and development": 1/ Supporting and promoting new knowledge on land governance 2/Guiding policy choices and contributing to international debates 3/ Supporting land policy actors
Project "Pre- Cadaster and land tenure security"
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The project aims at 1/ implementing cartographic facilities for 5 pilot zone of Port au Prince; 2/ develop a methology to identify and secure land rights; 3/ support the development of surveyors and public notaries organizations; 4/ support the definition of a new land governance policy. This project is linked with the IDB rural land project