Since its establishment in Palestine, the Small Grants Programme )SGP( is concerned with the focal area of ”Chemicals and Solid Waste Use“. Several grants were endorsed for projects aimed at reducing the use of chemicals, especially in the field of sustainable agriculture, as well as the sound management of solid waste. In order to achieve the overall objective of SGP, the funded organizations for the year 2018 / 2019 focused on number of areas, namely: )1( research the agro-ecology farming and minimizing the use of agro-chemical inputs, )2( conduct comparisons between farm lands; those us...

Cet annuaire vise plusieurs objectifs: -montre la diversité des porteurs ; -encourager des échanges de pratiques entre porteurs de projets; -faciliter les mises en relation entre les distributeurs de semences paysannes et d’intrants biologiques et les agriculteurs qui ont besoin de ces intrants.

A disaster advocacy tool developed by a Grantee Supported by SGP Sierra Leone

Land That We Love’ is a movement imitated in 2017, by individuals and institutions working in Sierra Leone. The organization has been very active in advocating for Nature. Raining AWARENESS and motivating people from all walks of life to embrace nature and its value . This photo was displayed during the engagement with the Sierra Leone Parliament to call for action to protect the Environment, supported by GEF SGP Sierra Leone

The paper presents case studies of how the restoration of socio-ecological production landscape can enhance food security as a strategy, the good practices for restoring and enhancing the landscape, and how cultural revival and revitalization of traditions have helped shape the landscape.

Material en respuesta de la emergencia sanitaria por COVID-19

Talleres en el marco de la emergencia sanitaria por COVID-19

Invitaciones a talleres en el marco de la emergencia sanitaria

Documentation of supported Solar powered hospitals to promote wider application of renewable energy technology

Jozani Chwaka Bay is a Tanzania National Park with Jozani National forest and a Chwaka Bay, which supports the largest area of mangrove forest in Zanzibar. Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park has international reputation because it is home to the rare Zanzibar Red Colobus monkey (Pilicolobus Kirkii) whose population is around 2,000 primates. This national park was established after 385 farmers accepted to relinquish their farms so that they become part of the National Park. To support livelihoods, the farmers are engaged in ecotourism. They are also getting a share of tourist revenue, which is col...