General Environmental Facilitation (GEF) Small Grants Programme for Pakistan: Assessment of conditions and recommendations
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Consultancy Objectives and Scope of Work
The GEF Small Grants Programme (SGP)
Pakistan is one of the 30 pilot countries for the GEF-SGP. The Programme aims at supporting NGO projects that deal with the following environment related subjects:
- reducing greenhouse gas emissions;
- protecting bio-diversity
- reducing pollution of international waters; and/or
- reducing ozone layer depletions
In general, the following types of NGO activity will be eligible for support, whether carried out within the country or within the framework of an inter-country project:
- community based participatory activities that address an area of need
- development of priorities and strategies
- research, data collection and inventories
- capacity building and strengthening of local institutions and resources, including training; and
- education, community mobilization and advocacy.
Awards for NGO activities within a pilot country will be limited to US$ 50,000 and awards for inter-country projects will have an initial ceiling of US$ 250,000.
Download the full report here: General Environmental Facilitation (GEF) Small Grants Programme for Pakistan: Assessment of conditions and recommendations [PDF, 22.2 MB]
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