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The proposed project would promote conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity through the establishment of biological corridors in southeastern Mexico (states of Campeche, Chiapas, Qintana Roo, Tabasco, and Yucatan). The corridors will foster the equilibrium of land and coastal ecosystems, within a sustainable development approach. In addition to biodiversity significance, the proposed corridors will be selected to optimize connectivity among protected areas. Institutional coordination between federal and state agencies, NGOs and local communities and stakeholders is a central focus of this project.
Financial mechanism
GEF
Date of approval
Status
Completed
Countries
Managing organisations
SEMARNAP (Environment)
SAGAR (Agriculture)
SEDESOL (Social)
SCT (transportation)
SRA (Land Tilting)
Implementing organisations
World Bank
Project ID
779
GEF project type
Full size
GEF project phase
GEF - 2
GEF Cofinancing
$75.210.000
GEF project grant
$14.840.000
Executing Agencies
SEMARNAP (Environment)<br />
SAGAR (Agriculture)<br />
SEDESOL (Social)<br />
SCT (transportation)<br />
SRA (Land Tilting)
SAGAR (Agriculture)<br />
SEDESOL (Social)<br />
SCT (transportation)<br />
SRA (Land Tilting)