国际粮农组织介绍.ppt

The Global Environment Facility FAO-GEF Collaboration China GEF experience sharing meeting Tuesday, 26 October 2010, Changsha, China Why FAO involvement in the GEF? FAO supports the development of several MEAs for which GEF is the financing mechanism for their implementation Strategic match between FAO and GEF strategic objectives and programme priorities GEF is a co-financing source to level other sources of financing facilitated by FAO including Trust Funds and Technical Corporation Programmes FAO can contribute with: - Global convening powers - In-house expertise relevant for GEF priorities - Information systems and networks - Resource mobilization capacity * History FAO in GEF 1992: FAO started executing GEF projects led by the three GEF IA: UNDP, UNEP, WB. FAO is today involved in the execution of 13 of these projects. 2000: FOA became a GEF Agency for projects in the POPs Focal Area 2006: FAO became a GEF Agency in all Focal Areas under the expanded opportunities. GEF established a level-playing field between IAs and EAs based on comparative advantages Strategic mach FAO mandate and expertise and GEF Biodiversity - Conservation of agro-biodiversity and plant genetic diversity in production systems; conservation agriculture and sustainable intensification of production for food security; protected areas and SFM. Climate Change Mitigation- Bio-energy; conservation of carbon stocks in forest and soils; monitoring of carbon fluxes in land use systems; estimation of CC mitigation potential of agricultural projects (EX-Ante Carbon-balance Tool (REDD and LULUCF). International Waters - Implementation of the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries; ecosystem approaches to sustainable management of fisheries; Watershed management bi- or multi-national Strategic mach FAO GEF Land Degradation - Sustainable land and water management; Sustainable watershed management; Sustainable Forest Management; system of land degradation indicators and manuals for la