• UNEP GEF
ID: GEF-4150 Completed

Maintreaming Agrobiodiversity Conservation and Use in Sri Lankan Agro-ecosystems for Livelihoods and Adaptation to Climate Change

Timeline
100% Complete
Start Date:
29 January 2013
End Date:
31 March 2022

Objective

To ensure that agrobiodiversity in Sri Lanka is optimally conserved and used to meet the challenges of climate change and improve rural livelihoods.

Co-financing:
$ 3,233,365
Project Grant:
$ 1,450,455
Total Value:
$ 4,683,820

 

Portfolio
Portfolio:
Biodiversity
Country
Country:
Sri Lanka
Partners
Partners:
The Ministry of Environment and natural Resources, Sri Lanka, Department of Agriculture, Sri Lanka, Platform for Agrobiodiversity Research, Rome, Italy, Biodiversity International, Rome, Italy.
Partners
Implementing Agencies:
UNEP
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Project Documents:
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