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Combating Living Resource Depletion and Coastal Area Degradation in the Guinea Current LME through Ecosystem-based Regional Actions GEF ID number 1188
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Implementation Agency(ies) United Nations Environment Programme; United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Executing Agency Secretariat for the Abidjan Convention United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
Project start date: 2004-10-15 Project end date:
Project status: Under Implementation
Project documents and document types (Click on a title to view that document)
1.TDA Transboundary Diagnositc Analysis, June 2003, DraftTransboundary Diagnostic Analysis (TDA)
2.TDA Transboundary Diagnositc Analysis, Tables of Proposed Strategies and ActionsTransboundary Diagnostic Analysis (TDA)
3.IGCC Newsletter Jan-March 2010Outreach
4.IGCC Newsletter April - June 2010Outreach
5.GCLME newsletter for June, 2007Outreach
6.GCLME newsletter for May, 2007Outreach
7.GCLME newsletter for April, 2007Outreach
8.GCLME newsletter for March, 2007Outreach
9.GCLME newsletter for February, 2007Outreach
10.GCLME newsletter for October, 2006 - EnglishOutreach
11.GCLME newsletter for October, 2006 - PortugueseOutreach
12.GCLME newsletter for October, 2006 - FrenchOutreach
13.GCLME newsletter for September, 2006Outreach
14.GCLME newsletter for June, 2006Outreach
15.GCLME newsletter for May, 2006Outreach
16.GCLME newsletter for May, 2006 - Special EditionOutreach
17.GCLME newsletter for April, 2006Outreach
18.GCLME newsletter for March, 2006Outreach
19.GCLME newsletter for February, 2006Outreach
20.GCLME newsletter for January, 2006Outreach
21.GCLME newsletter for December, 2005Outreach
22.GCLME newsletter for November, 2005Outreach
23.GCLME newsletter for October, 2005Outreach
24.GCLME newsletter for September, 2005Outreach
25.GCLME newsletter for August, 2005Outreach
26.GCLME newsletter for July, 2005Outreach
27.GCLME newsletter for June, 2005Outreach
28.GCLME newsletter for May, 2005Outreach
29.GCLME Newsletter for August 2007Outreach
30.GCLME Newsletter for July 2007Outreach
31.GCLME Newsletter for October 2007Outreach
32.GCLME Newsletter for September 2007Outreach
33.GCLME Newsletter for March 2008Outreach
34.GCLME Newsletter for January 2008Outreach
35.GCLME Newsletter for May 2008Outreach
36.GCLME Newsletter for April 2008Outreach
37.GCLME-Report on the regional training workshop on GISWorkshop, Conference or Meeting Documentation
38.Water Pollution Control and Biodiversity Conservation in the Gulf of Guinea Large Marine Ecosystem (LME) - Report of the Final In-depth Evaluation MissionReport, technical
39.GCLME - Project BriefProject Brief, STAP Review, Transboundary Diagnostic Analyis (TDA)
40.GCLME - Project Brief - AnnexesProject Brief (Annexes)
41.Gulf of Guinea LME - Project DocumentProject Document
42.REPORT OF THE FINAL MEETING OF THE REGIONAL TRANSBOUNDARY DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSIS (TDA) WORKING GROUP ACCRA, GHANA, 3 - 7 OCTOBER, 2005Workshop, Conference or Meeting Documentation
43.REPORT OF THE TRAINING WORKSHOP ON TRANSBOUNDARY DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSIS (TDA) AND STRATEGIC ACTION PROGRAMME (SAP) ACCRA, GHANA, 15 – 19 AUGUST, 2005Workshop, Conference or Meeting Documentation
44.REPORT OF THE TRANS-BOUNDARY DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSIS (TDA) AND INDICATORS WORKSHOP ACCRA, GHANA, 18 - 22 APRIL 2005Workshop, Conference or Meeting Documentation
45.Guinea Current Large Marine Ecosystem - Strategic Action Programme (SAP)Strategic Action Program (SAP)
46.PDF Block B Grant RequestPDF B
47.PDF Block B Supplemental DocumentPDF B
48.Guinea Current LME Project ReviewGEF Secretariat Review
49.Guinea Current LME Executive Summary - FinalExecutive Summary
50.Guinea Current LME Project BriefProject Brief
51.Endorsement Letter from the GovernmentEndorsement
52.Guinea Current LME Project Document (for CEO Approval) - UNEPProject Document
53.Guinea Current LME Project Document (for CEO Approval) - UNDPProposal
54.GCLME SAP DocumentStrategic Action Program (SAP)
55.GCLME TDA February 2006Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (TDA)
56.GCLME ICAM Lagos 2004Outreach
57.GCLME Coastal_dynamics_05Outreach
58.GCLME First_Steering_05Outreach
59.GCLME Fish_Trawl_05Outreach
60.GCLME ICAM_Calabar_05Outreach
61.GCLME ICAM_Kribi_05Outreach
62.GCLME MSY_05Outreach
63.GCLME Mangrove_05Outreach
64.GCLME NGO_05Outreach
65.GCLME Productivity_05Outreach
66.GCLME TDA_April_05Outreach
67.GCLME TDA_August_05Outreach
68.GCLME TDA_Oct_05Outreach
69.GCLME Validation_05Outreach
70.GCLME Alter_Livelihoods_06Outreach
71.GCLME Ballast_Water_06Outreach
72.GCLME Coastal_Erosion_06Outreach
73.GCLME EWE_06Outreach
74.GCLME Env_Lawyer_and_Journ_06Outreach
75.GCLME FPA_06Outreach
76.GCLME First_Tripartite_06Outreach
77.GCLME Ministerial_Meeting_06Outreach
78.GCLME Nutrient_06Outreach
79.GCLME Pollution_06Outreach
80.GCLME Port_State_06Outreach
81.GCLME Sardinella_06Outreach
82.GCLME Second_Steering_06Outreach
83.GCLME Ship_board_06Outreach
84.GCLME Tech_Rev_SAP_Indic_06Outreach
85.GCLME Third_Steering_06Outreach
86.GCLME Biodiversity_07Outreach
87.GCLME Consultative_Meet_07Outreach
88.GCLME Contingency_April_07Outreach
89.GCLME Eco_val_07Outreach
90.GCLME Fourth_Steering_07Outreach
91.GCLME LBA_SAP_07Outreach
92.GCLME NGO_07Outreach
93.GCLME contingency_August_07Outreach
94.GCLME emergencyOutreach
95.GCLME sardinella_07Outreach
96.GCLME sensitivity mapping 07Outreach
97.Preliminary Report on Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Services of Guinea Current LME (Ibe/Ukwe) [IWC4 Presentation]Workshop, Conference or Meeting Documentation
Project summary
The proposed project concept involves 16 countries: Angola, Benin, Cameroon, Congo, DR of the Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Gabon, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Nigeria, Sao Tome and Principe, Sierra Leone, Togo. These countries, according to NOAA's definition, are the littoral states of the Guinea Current LME (GCLME). This proposal represents a follow up action with respect to the Pilot Phase Gulf of Guinea LME project (six countries), which is presently nearing completion. The intent of the proposed new and separate project is to extend the present Gulf of Guinea project from six to sixteen countries, including then the entire area known as the "Guinea Current LME". The new project would assist these 16 countries "in making changes in the ways that human activities are conducted in the different sectors to ensure that the GCLME and its multi-country drainage basins can sustainably support the socio-economic development of the region. A project goal is to build the capacity of Guinea Current countries to work jointly and in concert with other nations, regions and GEF projects in West Africa to define and address transboundary priority environmental issues within the framework of their existing responsibilities under the Abidjan Convention and its Regional Seas program." The primary objectives of the PDF-B work are to hold a "Regional, Abidjan Convention based, Stocktaking Meeting and prepare a project brief for the protection, management, and sustainable development of the resources of the GCLME." Sept. 2003 - Full project The proposal has a primary focus on the priority problems and issues identified by the 16 GCLME countries that have led to unsustainable fisheries and use of other marine resources, as well as the degradation of marine and coastal ecosystems by human activities. The long-term development goals of the project are: 1) recover and sustain depleted fisheries; 2) restore degraded habitats; and 3) reduce land and ship-based pollution by establishing a regional management framework for sustainable use of living and non-living resources in the GCLME. Priority action areas include reversing coastal area degradation and living resources depletion, relying heavily on regional capacity building. The project focuses on nine demonstration projects (3 regional and 6 national), designed to be replicable and intended to demonstrate how concrete actions can lead to demonstrable stress reduction improvements in ecosystem status. Sustainability will derive from this improved capacity, strengthening of national and regional institutions, improvements in policy/legislative frameworks resource mobilization and economic instruments, and the demonstration of technologies and approaches that will lead to improved ecosystem status. The priority transboundary and biodiversity problems of resource depletion, loss of biodiversity (including habitat loss and coastal erosion), and land- and sea-based pollution are all addressed through the interventions proposed here. The project has five main components with associated objectives identified during the project preparation process: i) Finalize SAP and develop sustainable financing mechanism for its implementation; ii) Recovery and sustainability of depleted fisheries and living marine resources including mariculture; iii) Planning for biodiversity conservation, restoration of degraded habitats and developing strategies for reducing coastal erosion; iv) Reduce land and sea-based pollution and improve water quality; and v) Regional coordination and institutional sustainability. The activities to be undertaken will complement other projects in the region to provide a strong foundation for the long-term sustainable environmental management of the GCLME. A Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (TDA) and preliminary Strategic Action Programme (SAP) have been prepared, serving as the basis for preparation of this project proposal. The full Global Environment Facility (GEF) project will update the TDA as part of a continuing process, and will endorse a regionally agreed SAP, following clarification of some aspects of the environmental status of the region, and initiate SAP implementation.
Project type Full Size Project
Project websites (Links to other websites will open in a new window)
GEF Project details http://gefonline.org/projectDetailsSQL.cfm?projID=1188
IW:LEARN website http://www.iwlearn.net/iw-projects/GCLME/view?searchterm=None
External project website http://www.gclme.org/
Project contacts
Theodore Djama, Consultant – Fisheries
Takehiro Nakamura, Acting Senior Programme Officer, UNEP:Division of GEF Coordination
Abdoulaye Ndiaye, Regional Coordinator, West Africa, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Chika Ukwe, Industrial Development Officer (International Waters)
Chidi Ibe, Regional Director
Jacques Abe, Centre de Recherches Oceanographiques
Joshwa Ndubuisi, ICT Officer
Kelechi Ihemeje, Personal Assistant/Editor
Pablo Huidobro, Senior Technical Adviser, Cleaner Production and Enviromental Management Branch, Sectoral Support and Environmental Sustainability Division, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
Grace Ogolo, Assistant Chief Scientific Officer
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