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Improving Climate Resilience of Vulnerable Communities and Ecosystems in the Gandaki River Basin, Nepal

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Approval FY
2020
Fund
Green Climate Fund
Fund Spend
$27,404,139
Co-Financing
$5,310,391

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Summary

While water resources for ecosystems are becoming scarcer, the increase of extreme climate-related events such as landslides and floods threaten the livelihoods of people in Nepal’s Gandaki River Basin region, currently comprising 19.3 percent of the country's population and more than 40 ethnic groups.

The project adopts an ecosystem-centred and community-based approach to address key barriers identified in reducing climate vulnerability. These include a lack of information about climate change, and poor regulatory framework and institutional structures. This initiative strengthens the climate resilience of ecosystems to reduce the impacts of landslides and floods. It also provides technical assistance to increase the capacity of communities to maintain and support climate-resilient ecosystems.

About this project

Approval FY
2020
Fund
Green Climate Fund
Fund Spend
$27,404,139
Co-Financing
$5,310,391
Status
Under Implementation
Theme
Cross-cutting
Implementing Agency
International Union for Conservation of Nature
Sector
Public
Result Area
Ecosystems and ecosystem services, Forest and land use, Health, food, and water security, Livelihoods of people and communities
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Just transition
Renewable energy
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