ID: GEF-5691 Ongoing

Sustainable Land Management of Lake Nyasa Catchment in Tanzania

Timeline

68% Complete

Start Date:

15 November 2018

End Date:

31 December 2026

Objective

To improve natural resources management and livelihoods of communities in Lake Nyasa catchment through sustainable land management systems

Co-financing:

$ 4,450,000

Project Grant:

$ 1,298,980

Total Value:

$ 5,748,980

Portfolio:

Land Degradation

Country:

Tanzania

Partners:

Vice President's Office, Ministry of Agriculture

Implementing Agencies:

UNEP

Project Contact:

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Project Documents:

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