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Global Environment Facility (GEF) Operations GEF Portal Hernan Gonzalez 1.Home 0.RoadMap 0.CEO Endorsement Form Strengthening management and governance for the conservation and sustainable use of globally significant biodiversity in coastal marine ecosystems in Chile Project Identification Form GEF Secretariat Reviewer PIF Clearance CEO Endorsement Request GEF Review CEO Endorsed CEO Endorsement (CEO) entry – Full Sized Project – GEF - 7 Part I: Project Information GEF ID 10075 Project Type FSP Type of Trust Fund GET CBIT/NGI CBIT NGI Project Title Strengthening management and governance for the conservation and sustainable use of globally significant biodiversity in coastal marine ecosystems in Chile Countries Chile Agency(ies) FAO Other Executing Partner(s): Ministry of the Environment (MMA) Executing Partner Type Government GEF Focal Area Biodiversity Taxonomy Fisheries, Mainstreaming, Biodiversity, Focal Areas, Coastal and Marine Protected Areas, Protected Areas and Landscapes, Productive Seascapes, Community Based Natural Resource Mngt, Strengthen institutional capacity and decision-making, Influencing models, Convene multi-stakeholder alliances, Deploy innovative financial instruments, Transform policy and regulatory environments, Indigenous Peoples, Stakeholders, Local Communities, Type of Engagement, Consultation, Information Dissemination, Partnership, Participation, Beneficiaries, Community Based Organization, Civil Society, Academia, Non-Governmental Organization, Behavior change, Communications, Education, Strategic Communications, Awareness Raising, Large corporations, Private Sector, Individuals/Entrepreneurs, SMEs, Gender Mainstreaming, Gender Equality, Gender-sensitive indicators, Sex-disaggregated indicators, Women groups, Gender results areas, Knowledge Generation and Exchange, Capacity Development, Access and control over natural resources, Access to benefits and services, Participation and leadership, Innovation, Capacity, Knowledge and Research, Adaptive management, Learning, Theory of change Rio Markers Climate Change Mitigation Climate Change Mitigation 0 Climate Change Adaptation Climate Change Adaptation 0 Submission Date 10/19/2018 Expected Implementation Start 5/1/2020 Expected Completion Date 10/31/2024 Duration 4 In Months Agency Fee($) 332,782 A. FOCAL/NON-FOCAL AREA ELEMENTS Objectives/Program Focal Area Outcomes Trust GEF Co-Fin s Fund Amount($) Amount($) BD-1-1 Mainstream biodiversity across sectors as well as landscapes and GET 2,049,356 4,215,734 seascapes through biodiversity mainstreaming in priority sectors BD-2-7 Address direct drivers to protect habitats and species and Improve GET 1,453,612 17,612,399 financial sustainability, effective management, and ecosystem coverage of the global protected area estate Total Project Cost($) 3,502,968 21,828,133 B. Project description summary Project Objective Develop and implement a governance system that integrates, coordinates and articulates public, private and civil society institutions for the conservation and sustainable use of coastal marine ecosystems. Project Financin Expected Expected Trust GEF Project Financing($) Confirmed Component g Type Outcomes Outputs Fund Co- Financing($ ) 1. Technical Outcome 1.1: Output 1.1.1: GET 1,007,991 3,088,419 Governance Assistance Stakeholders apply Mechanisms system for the new governance established to conservation system that support public and integrates, sector decision sustainable coordinates and making based on use of coastal articulates public, an ecosystem marine private and civil approach (EA) and ecosystems society institutions an ecosystem for the conservation approach to and sustainable use fisheries (EAF). of coastal marine ecosystems Output 1.1.2: Local communities (tour Targets: a) operators, citizens, 1,313,732 hectares local government of coastal marine officials, artisanal ecosystems in the fishermen and North and South women) apply EAF intervention areas principles in the with management development of Project Financin Expected Expected Trust GEF Project Financing($) Confirmed Component g Type Outcomes Outputs Fund Co- Financing($ ) and governance community level systems management plans strengthened for to conserve and conservation and sustainably use sustainable use coastal marine (GEF Core Indicator ecosystems 5) (North zone: 492,667 hectares; Output 1.1.3: South zone: Capacity building 821,065 hectares) programme for the conservation and sustainable use of coastal marine Outcome 1.2: ecosystems Increase of Marine implemented Protected Area (MPA) management Output 1.2.1: MPA effectiveness management implemented through regional and local Target: 15% agreements that increase in the promote the management participation of local effectiveness score stakeholders. of three MPAs over the baseline, measured by the GEF Tracking Tool Project Financin Expected Expected Trust GEF Project Financing($) Confirmed Component g Type Outcomes Outputs Fund Co- Financing($ ) (METT) (GEF Core Indicator #2.2): a) Chañaral Island Marine Reserve: 38 to 44 (b) Choros y Damas Islands Marine Reserve: 47 to 54 (c) Pitipaleña- Añihué MCMPA: 47 to 54 2. Biodiversity Technical Outcome 2.1: Output 2.1.1: Pilot GET 1,958,535 17,040,816 conservation Assistance Coastal marine coastal objectives ecosystem of communities adopt and methods Ecologically or BD friendly mainstreamed Biologically management into Chile’s Significant Areas practices and municipal (EBSA) managed technologies for coastal under ecosystem sustainable use of planning and approach to marine resources artisinal fisheries and ecosystems fishery policy and practice Targets: Output 2.1.2: Local capacity Project Financin Expected Expected Trust GEF Project Financing($) Confirmed Component g Type Outcomes Outputs Fund Co- Financing($ ) a) 3,352 people development (2,143 men and programme to 1,209 women) living support the in the pilot implementation of communities are community direct beneficiaries management plans of the project (in 1.1.2) interventions (GEF Core Indicator #11). Output 2.1.3: Municipal b) 10% income Environmental increase of 382 Certification System men and 13 women (SCAM) and of from the pilot coves Educational related to the Establishments sustainable use of (SNCAE) marine resources strengthened by and ecosystems incorporating a (with a 10% coastal marine reduction of the gap component into its between women planning and and men). The appraisal processes income baseline will (to be tested on a be raised in year 1, pilot basis with with income communities and disaggregated by municipalities and sex and calculation educational of the gap between establishments in Project Financin Expected Expected Trust GEF Project Financing($) Confirmed Component g Type Outcomes Outputs Fund Co- Financing($ ) women and men. the pilot areas). Output 2.1.4: Incentives developed to promote the participation of coastal communities in the management and governance of MPAs in order to reduce threats to the conservation of coastal marine ecosystems with biodiversity of global significance and implemented with communities of the pilot areas. 3. Monitoring Technical Outcome 3.1: The Output 3.1.1: M & GET 369,634 607,488 and Assistance implementation of E strategy Evaluation the project is developed with (M&E) supported by an M relevant & E strategy based stakeholders, Project Financin Expected Expected Trust GEF Project Financing($) Confirmed Component g Type Outcomes Outputs Fund Co- Financing($ ) on measurable and clearly defining the verifiable results expected outcomes, and adaptive expected management implementation principles. timeframe, and confirmation Indicator: 100% of through objectively project outcomes verifiable indicators achieved and and means of demonstrating verification. sustainability by end of project Output 3.1.2: Mid Term Review and Final Evaluation carried out Output 3.1.3: Knowledge management contributes to promote upscaling and replication of project´s best practices and lessons learned Sub Total ($) 3,336,160 20,736,723 Project Management Cost (PMC) GET 166,808 1,091,410 Sub Total($) 166,808 1,091,410 Total Project Cost($) 3,502,968 21,828,133 C. Sources of Co-financing for the Project by name and by type Sources of Co- Name of Co-financier Type of Co- Investment Amount($) Evidence financing financing Mobilized Recipient Country Ministry of the Environment (MMA) In-kind Recurrent 3,997,334 Government expenditures Recipient Country Ministry of the Environment (MMA) Grant Investment 477,666 Government mobilized Recipient Country Undersecretariat for Fisheries and Grant Investment 13,500,000 Government Aquaculture (SUBPESCA) mobilized Recipient Country National Fisheries and Aquaculture Grant Recurrent 3,000,667 Government Service (SERNAPESCA) expenditures GEF Agency FAO Grant Investment 640,400 mobilized GEF Agency FAO In-kind Recurrent 212,066 expenditures Total Co-Financing($) 21,828,133 Describe how any "Investment Mobilized" was identified The investments mobilized comprise: specific funds corresponding to: i) MMA initiatives aimed at Marine Protected Areas financed by the Environmental Protection Fund, international cooperation, the Regional Development Fund, in addition to initiatives of the Municipal Environmental Certification System; ii) SUBPESCA resources to support and advise the operation of Fisheries Management Committees, as well as research projects to assess the stock of fisheries resources in the project intervention areas; iii) SERNAPESCA resources for the implementation of the General Management Programmes of the MPAs managed by the entity
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