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Title: How to Access GEF Funding: The GEF Trust Fund


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How to Access GEF Funding The GEF Trust Fund
  • GEF Familiarization Seminar
  • April 28-30, 2009

2
Global Environment Facility
  • Financial mechanism of
  • UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
  • Convention on Biological Diversity
  • Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic
    Pollutants
  • Other global environment conventions
  • Six focal areas
  • climate change, biodiversity, land degradation,
    international waters, ozone depletion, and
    persistent organic pollutants
  • 10 GEF agencies
  • UNDP, UNEP, World Bank, Regional Development
    Banks, FAO, IFAD, UNIDO
  • 178 member countries
  • Largest funder for global environment protection
  • Since 1991, the GEF has allocated more than 7.6b
    in grants to more than 2,000 projects in 165
    countries and have leveraged more than 30b in
    co-financing.

3
GEF Replenishments
3.13 billion
3 billion
2.75 billion
2 billion
1994-1998
1998-2002
2002-2006
2006-2010
4
Eligibility for GEF Funding for Climate Change
Projects
  • Parties to the UNFCCC
  • Receives assistance from WB/UNDP

5
Types of Funding
  • Full-size project (FSP)
  • gt1 million
  • Medium-sized project (MSP)
  • 1 million
  • Project preparation grant (PPG)
  • Based on needs

6
How to Apply for GEF Funding
7
Streamlined GEF Project Cycle
8
Timeframe for Project Preparation
9
GEFSEC Business Standards
10
Project Review by GEFSEC
  • Country eligibility
  • Endorsement by the national GEF Operational Focal
    Point
  • Consistency with GEF strategic objectives
  • Resource availability within the focal area and
    under the RAF
  • Comparative advantage of the GEF agency
  • Delivery of global environmental benefits
  • Soundness of project design
  • Consistency with national priorities and policies
  • Cost-effectiveness of the project
  • Value-added of GEF involvement (incremental
    reasoning)
  • Project cost and co-financing

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Contact Information
  • Zhihong Zhang, Ph.D.
  • Coordinator, Climate Change Mitigation
  • Global Environment Facility
  • Email zzhang2_at_thegef.org
  • Tel. (202) 473-9852
  • Website www.TheGEF.org
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