Implementation of the Strategic Action Programme (SAP) of the Pacific Small Island Developing States

The long-term objective of this project is to conserve and sustainably manage the coastal and ocean resources in the Pacific Region. Project activities are designed to encourage comprehensive, cross-sectoral, ecosystem based approaches to mitigate and prevent existing imminent threats to International Waters. The SAP provides a regional framework within which actions are identified, developed and implemented. Targeted actions will be carried out in two complementary, linked consultative contexts: Integrated Coastal and Watershed Management (ICWM) and Oceanic Fisheries Management (OFM). ICWM actions will focus on freshwater supplies including groundwater, Marine Protected Area (MPA) enhancement and development, sustainable coastal fisheries, integrated coastal management including tourism development, and activities to demonstrate waste reduction strategies will be stressed. The OFM component will target the Western Pacific Warm Pool ecosystem, whose boundaries correspond almost precisely to the Western Pacific tuna fishery.

Financial mechanism
GEF
Date of approval
Status
Completed
Managing organisations
South Pacific Regional Environmental Programme (SPREP)
Implementing organisations
UNDP
Project ID
530
GEF project type
Full size
GEF project phase
GEF - 2
GEF Cofinancing
$8.118.383
GEF project grant
$12.000.000
Executing Agencies
South Pacific Regional Environmental Programme (SPREP)