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European development Fund 2013. EIB EUF 9 - Valutarabatt 2013. European Commissision EDF 10 Europeiska utvecklingsfonden 2013. EIB EUF 9 Sweden´s contribution to the European Development Fund (EDF) as stipulated by the International Agreement and the Cotonue Agreement.  The main part of the contribution is managed by the European          Commission, whilst a small part is managed by the European Investment Bank (the so called Investment Facility). There is thus one donor     project No, but two channels of delivery. Sweden´s contribution to the European Development Fund (EDF) as stipulated by the International Agreement and the Cotonue Agreement.  The main part of the contribution is managed by the European          Commission, whilst a small part is managed by the European Investment Bank (the so called Investment Facility). There is thus one donor     project No, but two channels of delivery.
More Than Brides (MTB) Implementation phase I The More than Brides consortium is a collaboration between Simavi, Save the Children International, Oxfam International and Population Council, with funding from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The programme is implemented in India, Pakistan, Niger, Mali and Malawi. Simavi will implement the programme in India and Malawi (lead). Child marriage is a gross violation of children’s rights to health, protection, and bodily integrity, and an impediment to sustainable development. It often leads to negative health impacts, truncated education, lack of access to income generation opportunities, healthcare and increased risk of intimate partner violence. The programme seeks to change harmful cultural practices that normalise child marriage whilst providing girls with SRH knowledge and access to the services they need to make informed health decisions. Together, we will provide girls and their communities with the tools and knowledge to stop early and forced marriages and give girls a better start in life.Objectives descriptionThe long-term objective is: “Young people are able to decide if and when to marry and pursue their SRHR in a supportive environment”. We will work towards this goal by empowering adolescents, especially girls, increase the acces to child protection mechanism, education, livelihood opportunities and SRHR services, and building an enabling environment, calling for social action and broad advocacy. In India, Simavi will target 110.000 adolescents (both boys and girls) in 3 states.
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Geographical Indications: Providing Protection through a Trademark System
Small-Scale Fisheries Compliance Capacity Building in the Caribbean intended to conserve the fisheries resources including the Caribbean spiny lobster, queen conch, reef fish, and pelagic species, as well as their associated critical habitats (sea-grass beds, corals reefs, and mangroves).
Small-Scale Fisheries Compliance Capacity Building in the Caribbean to support conservation efforts in member nations of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism and the Western Central Atlantic Fishery Commission, targeting nine countries (Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, St. Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Trinidad and Tobago). This project is intended to conserve the fisheries resources including the Caribbean spiny lobster, queen conch, reef fish, and pelagic species, as well as their associated critical habitats (sea-grass beds, corals reefs, and mangroves). Conservation efforts will be supported by building the capacity of marine protected area managers and fishery resource managers to gather, store, analyze, and report data using the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool for expanded implementation in the marine environment (SMART-Marine).
U.S.-Mexico Grassland Bird Conservation, Phase XI PP The project will 1) expand our work with landowners in Chihuahua to improve habitat using guidance from the Chihuahuan Desert Wintering Grassland Bird Conservation Plan and reduce threats to Spragues Pipits and up to 27 other high-priority grassland birds on at least 15,000 ha (possibly up to 24,000 ha), 2) advance research on factors limiting Bairds Sparrow and Grasshopper Sparrow survival in Chihuahua and explore possibilities for expanding this research.to Spragues Pipit, and 3) develop decision support tools and BMPs for at least 7 high-priority grassland bird species breeding on Colorado State Trust Lands to improve habitat management and reduce threats from oil and gas development for up to 20 high-priority grassland bird species on roughly 2 million acres in eastern Colorado.
CONSERVING GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLERS ON HUMP MOUNTAIN Species that will benefit include: golden-winged warbler, cerulean warbler, Canada warbler, brown creeper, chestnut-sided warbler, rose-breasted grosbeak, yellow-bellied sapsucker, alder flycatcher, grasshopper sparrow, horned lark and vesper sparrow.
U.S. - MEXICO GRASSLAND BIRD CONSERVATIO Funded under the 2016 IMPACT Program..This project will continue work funded by the NMBCA since 2002 to conserve high-priority and declining grassland bird species of western North America. The proposed actions build on the broad scientific foundation and capacity established by Bird Conservancy of the Rockies (BCR) and partners to conserve and enhance habitat for declining grassland birds across their migratory range, including identification of important areas, habitat conditions, threats and limiting factors, and collaborating with landowners in critical areas to implement best management practices and restore habitat for Sprague's Pipit and 27 other declining grassland species. The grantee will be working with 15 landowners to improve habitat on 240,000 acres of desert grasslands and shrublands in the Valles Centrales and Janos priority conservation areas in Chihuahua, Mexico. In this phase they will: expand work with landowners in the Valles Centrales and Janos priority areas to improve habitat for Sprague's Pipit and other grassland birds on at least 10,000 acres of grasslands and shrublands; advance research on limiting factors for overwinter survival and winter movement patterns of grassland birds in the Chihuahuan Desert and; protect 240 acres of native grassland and shrubland within a large conservation area (>55,000 acres) in northern Colorado that supports breeding populations of Mountain Plover and 19 other high-priority grassland bird species, and continue a long-term monitoring effort to inform management and conservation of their populations in the region. The activities will be conducted in cooperation with broad network of regional partners in Mexico and the U.S. for maximize impact, efficiency and synergy...Species that will benefit include: Sprague's pipit, Baird's sparrow, grasshopper sparrow, chestnut-collared longspur, loggerhead shrike, ferruginous hawk, northern harrier, mountain plover, long-billed curlew, burrowing owl and short-eared owl.
RESTORATION OF PRIORITY HABITATS FOR NMB Other species that will benefit include: American golden-plover, lesser yellowlegs, pectoral sandpiper, and white-rumped sandpiper.
U.S.-Mexico Grassland Bird Conservation XII PP This project will continue work funded by the NMBCA since 2002 to conserve high-priority declining grassland bird species. In this project phase, the grantee will expand work with landowners in the Valles Centrales of Chihuahua to improve habitat for Spragues Pipit and other grassland birds on at least 25,500 acres; advance research on limiting factors for overwinter survival of grassland birds in the Chihuahuan Desert; and permanently protect 800 acres of short and mixed grass prairie in a priority conservation area in western Nebraska that provides breeding and stopover habitat for these same species. The grantee expects to double the wintering population of Spragues Pipits and other high priority species, including Bairds Sparrow and Chestnut-collared Longspur on project sites in Chihuahua over the next 5 years.
U.S.-MEXICO MOPL CONNECTIVITY & CONSERVA The proposal builds on the broad scientific foundation and capacity established by Bird Conservancy of the Rockies and partners to advance knowledge and delivery of information regarding the Mountain Plover (MOPL) for conservation plans. This project will include identification of migration and wintering areas, to determine key stopover sites and wintering habitat conditions. Specifically partners will; 1) Map migratory routes, stopover sites and wintering locations for the MOPL using satellite technology; 2) Conduct ground-surveys for flock locations and habitat use throughout the fall migratory season (Aug-Oct) using new knowledge of site information; 3) bolster research and knowledge about population status and locations, and habitat use in Mexico to deliver research toward conservation implementation, and; 4) Collaborate and deliver research to local, regional and state entities, where they winter, for developing conservation planning on wintering grounds in the U.S. and Mexico. The proposed activities will be conducted in cooperation with a network of regional partners in the U.S. and Mexico to maximize impact, efficiency and synergy.
U.S. - MEXICO GRASSLAND BIRD CONSERVATIO upland acres) and stewardship activities will impact 850 acres (700 wetland, 150 upland).
U.S.-MEXICO GRASSLAND BIRD CONSERVATION Since 2012, project partners have engaged landowners in northern Mexico to build the Sustainable Grazing Network ..(SGN) to sustainably manage ranches and increase abundance and survival of priority grassland birds. For 15 years, ..the SGN has protected 285,000 acres and improved 73,000 acres of grasslands. Monitoring of birds and vegetation ..response on SGN lands shows significant increases in Sprague's Pipits and other species. We have worked with ..local partners in Colorado to protect and manage threatened grasslands along the rapidly expanding Front Range ..urban corridor that serve as both breeding and stopover habitat for 20 high priority grassland birds. This project will ..1) expand the SGN by 20,000 acres and develop management plans for these lands, 2) enhance 10,000 acres of ..SGN grasslands through improved grazing management and restore at least 200 acres of degraded grasslands, ..3) monitor grassland birds across all SGN lands to assess impact, 4) hold the first 'Encuentro Ganadero' in northern ..Mexico to bring ranchers and conservationists together for grassland conservation, and 5) convene partners to set ..population and habitat targets for priority grassland bird species in Mexican Grassland Priority Conservation Areas.
FLAMMULATED FRIENDS: FULL-LIFE CYCLE CONS FOR FLAMM. OWL & PINE FOREST HABITAT This project will benefit flammulated owls and other neotropical migratory birds through actions in Oregon. Activities include conservation easement acquisition, forest stewardship plan development, and habitat management and monitoring for flammulated owl on two private properties in central Oregon. The project will also establish the foundation for future phases of the project with outreach to western land trusts in the western U.S. for participation in migratory connectivity efforts that will establish sFlammulated Friends" conservation partners.
Small-Scale Fisheries Compliance Capacity Building in the Caribbean THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION EFFORTS IN MEMBER NATIONS OF THE CARIBBEAN REGIONAL FISHERIES MECHANISM AND THE WESTERN CENTRAL ATLANTIC FISHERY COMMISSION, TARGETING NINE COUNTRIES (ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA, BARBADOS, DOMINICA, GRENADA, GUYANA, ST. LUCIA, AND ST. KITTS.
San Bernardino Neotropical Migratory Bird Habitat Restoration III The grantee and partners will work on both sides of the border to restore 2,500 acres of upland grasslands to benefit more than 250 neotropical migratory bird species. The grantee will also cultivate a native grass seed bank to secure the sustainability of future grassland restoration, monitor grassland- and riparian-related bird species of regional and continental concern, and conduct outreach with local landowners educational institutions to promote conservation and restoration work on their lands.
U.S.-MEXICO GRASSLAND BIRD CONSERVATION This project continues work since 2002 to conserve high-priority and declining grassland bird species of western North America, in particular, Sprague's Pipit, Baird's Sparrow and Chestnut-collared Longspur, across their full annual cycle. Since 2012, in coordination with local partners, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies (BCR) has provided mid-term protection (15-year) and improved critical wintering habitat for grassland birds in the Chihuahuan Desert of northern Mexico through the Sustainable Grazing Network (SGN), a program designed to engage landowners in voluntary bird habitat conservation and management. To date, 28 ranches encompassing over 500,000 acres in four Grassland Priority Conservation Areas (GPCAs) are participating, and over 215,000 acres have been enhanced or restored. Partners monitor grassland birds and vegetation on SGN lands to quantify populations, measure outcomes and scale up results. In 2020, the SGN supported over 600,000 wintering grassland birds, despite widespread drought. On the other end of the annual cycle, BCR works with partners in Colorado to protect and manage important grasslands along the rapidly growing Front Range urban corridor that supports breeding and stopover for 20 high-priority grassland birds, including Chestnut-collared Longspur, Baird's Sparrow and 18 others that winter or stopover on SGN ranches in Chihuahuan Desert. In this next phase partners will: 1) expand the SGN to protect at least another 10,000 acres, 2) enhance at least 10,000 acres of grasslands across the SGN through improved grazing management, 3) restore at least 100 acres of degraded grasslands through shrub control or keyline plowing, 4) monitor grassland bird populations across the SGN, 6) conduct outreach to SGN partners to implement adaptive management, 7) permanently protect a key inholding (545.5 acres) of grasslands and shrublands in a large conservation area in Larimer County, Colorado, and 8) assist local governments in conserving grassland bir
FULL ANNUAL CYCLE SCIENCE TO CONSERVE GR Partners will use research, monitoring, and habitat protection to advance grassland bird conservation across their full annual cycle and fill critical information gaps on migratory and wintering ecology. They will establish an automated radio telemetry network (Motus) in the Chihuahuan Desert grasslands of Mexico. Motus, a collaborative series of automated receiving stations, records data on temporal and spatial bird movements from miniature coded radio-tags. This project will improve understanding of nonbreeding ecology, population declines, and connectivity of grassland birds such as Sprague's Pipit, Baird's Sparrow to guide management strategies. BCR will work with a network of partners, biologists, and landowners to identify locations on private grasslands within Mexico for Motus stations, install stations, and capture, tag, and remotely track focal species. Partners will build capacity in Mexico by training students and biologists in grassland bird capture and tagging and Motus station installation and maintenance. BCR will conduct monitoring on Open Space properties managed by Larimer County Department of Natural Resources (LCDNR) in northern Colorado, USA to guide conservation and management of grassland and foothill habitat used by priority migratory bird species. With LCDNR they will permanently protect 160 acres of breeding and stopover habitat for migratory grassland birds in Colorado.
U.S.-MEXICO GRASSLAND BIRD CONSERVATION This project will continue work funded by the NMBCA since 2002 to conserve high-priority and declining grassland.. bird species of western North America. The proposed actions build on the broad scientific foundation and capacity ..established by Bird Conservancy of the Rockies (BCR) and partners to conserve and enhance habitat for declining ..grassland birds across their migratory range, including: identification of important areas, habitat conditions, threats.. and limiting factors, and collaborating with landowners in critical areas to implement best management practices and.. restore habitat for Spragues Pipit and 27 other declining grassland species. Thanks in part to NMBCA support, we..have worked with 22 landowners to improve management and habitat on 240,000 acres of desert grasslands and..shrublands in the Valles Centrales and Janos priority conservation areas in Chihuahua, Mexico. In this next phase ..we will 1) expand work with landowners in the Valles Centrales and Janos priority areas to improve habitat for ..Spragues Pipit and other grassland birds on at least 10,000 acres of grasslands and shrublands, 2) advance.. research on limiting factors for overwinter survival and winter movement patterns of grassland birds in the ..Chihuahuan Desert and 3) protect 3,800 acres of grassland and shrubland from surface disruption due to oil ..and gas development (i.e., roads, well pads, traffic, etc.) for a period of 20 years within a large conservation ..area (>55,000 acres) in northern Colorado that supports breeding populations of Mountain Plover and 19 other.. high-priority grassland bird species, and continue a long-term monitoring effort to inform management and ..conservation of their populations in the region. Through these actions, we expect to increase populations of ..Spragues Pipits and other high priority species, including Bairds Sparrow and Chestnut-collared Longspur ..on project sites in Chihuahua over the next 5-10 years. The proposed ac
MX GRASSLAND CONS upland acres). Management will take place on 1,074,179 acres (322,671 wetland and 751,508
FULL ANNUAL CYCLE SCIENCE TO CONSERVE GR Project proponents will use research and monitoring to aid conservation of grassland birds across their full annual ..cycle by filling critical information gaps on limiting factors and wintering ecology, capacity building to train Mexican ..nationals in grassland bird identification and monitoring, as well as monitor, protect, and manage breeding and ..stopover habitat for declining grassland birds. Integral to their approach will be developing an Integrated Population ..Model (IPM) to advance our understanding of Baird's Sparrow population declines. The IPM will identify when and ..where in the annual cycle Baird's Sparrows are most limited and identify the best use of resources to conserve Baird's ..Sparrows and potentially other declining grassland birds that winter in the Chihuahuan Desert as well as other regions ..that these species use during their annual cycle. Through the City of Fort Collins, we will conduct bird monitoring on ..240.5 acres of grassland bird breeding and stopover habitat, and monitor a newly discovered breeding population of ..Baird's Sparrow on the front range of Colorado. These actions will help guide conservation and management of ..these acres and ~36,000 acres of already protected grassland and foothills shrubland managed by the City and ..Larimer County for recreation and wildlife habitat.
SAN BERNARDINO REST IV The grantee and partners will work on both sides of the border to restore 2,500 acres of upland grasslands to benefit more than 250 neotropical migratory bird species, including Bells vireo. Other activities will include restoring a key tributary to the Rio San Bernardino to benefit species of continental concern such as yellow-billed western cuckoo and Cassins kingbird. The grantee will also cultivate a native grass seed bank to secure the sustainability of future grassland restoration, monitor grassland- and riparian-related bird species of regional and continental concern, and conduct outreach with local landowners educational institutions to promote conservation and restoration work on their lands...
HICHORY HOLLOW SAVANNA This project will restore a high-quality mosaic of functional, diverse woodland, oak savanna, sand prairie, and typical prairie habitats across a 288 acre expansion of the Dixon Waterfowl Refuge in north-central Illinois. This restoration will increase valuable stopover habitat for a variety of neotropical migrants and will improve and increase suitable breeding habitat for several savanna and grassland birds of priority conservation concern. Species that will benefit include black-billed cuckoo, eastern whip-poor-will, northern flicker, great crested flycatcher, eastern wood-pewee, summer tanager, grasshopper sparrow, dickcissel, eastern meadowlark, and Baltimore oriole...
MX GRASSLAND CONS This project will continue work funded by the NMBCA since 2002 to conserve high-priority declining grassland bird species. In this project phase, the grantee will expand work with landowners in the Valles Centrales of Chihuahua to improve habitat for Spragues Pipit and other grassland birds on at least 25,500 acres; advance research on limiting factors for overwinter survival of grassland birds in the Chihuahuan Desert; and permanently protect 800 acres of short and mixed grass prairie in a priority conservation area in western Nebraska that provides breeding and stopover habitat for these same species. The grantee expects to double the wintering population of Spragues Pipits and other high priority species, including Bairds Sparrow and Chestnut-collared Longspur on project sites in Chihuahua over the next 5 years.
HICKORY HOLLOW SAVANNA & PRAIRIE RESTORATION This project will restore a high-quality mosaic of functional, diverse woodland, oak savanna, sand prairie, and typical prairie habitats across a 288 acre expansion of the Dixon Waterfowl Refuge in north-central Illinois. This restoration will increase valuable stopover habitat for a variety of neotropical migrants and will improve and increase suitable breeding habitat for several savanna and grassland birds of priority conservation concern. Species that will benefit include black-billed cuckoo, eastern whip-poor-will, northern flicker, great crested flycatcher, eastern wood-pewee, summer tanager, grasshopper sparrow, dickcissel, eastern meadowlark, and Baltimore oriole...
SAN BERNARDINO NEOTRPICAL MIG BIRD HABITAT RESTORATION IV This project will: 1) restore 500 acres of upland grasslands in Sonora, Mexico and 2,000 acres in Arizona that have not been part of previous NMBCA phases, 2) cultivate and harvest a native grass seed bank, 3) monitor grassland- and riparian-associated bird species on 15,000 acres, and 4) conduct outreach to local landowners and educational institutions to promote restoration of their lands. Sufficient cash match must be contributed for grant-funded activities in the USA to maintain a 3:1 ratio
RESTORATION OF PRIORITY HABITATS FOR NMB IN THE MADREAN SKY ISLANDS NW MEXICO II This project will benefit flammulated owls and other neotropical migratory birds through actions in Oregon. Activities include conservation easement acquisition, forest stewardship plan development, and habitat management and monitoring for flammulated owl on two private properties in central Oregon. The project will also establish the foundation for future phases of the project with outreach to western land trusts in the western U.S. for participation in migratory connectivity efforts that will establish sFlammulated Friends" conservation partners..Species that will benefit include: Canada warbler, hermit warbler, flammulated owl, olive-sided flycatcher, peregrine falcon, red-naped sapsucker, rufous hummingbird, Williamson's sapsucker, willow flycatcher..Species that will benefit include: Canada warbler, hermit warbler, flammulated owl, olive-sided flycatcher, peregrine falcon, red-naped sapsucker, rufous hummingbird, Williamson's sapsucker, willow flycatcher.