Carbon Sequestration through Climate Investment in Forests and Rangelands in Kyrgyz Republic (CS-FOR)

  • Cross-cutting
  • Under implementation
Date approved
14 Nov 2019
Est. completion
25 Oct 2030
ESS Category
Category B
Financing
Public sector
Entity
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Overview

Increasing carbon sequestration in Kyrgyzstan by supporting climate investments in forests and rangelands.

In Kyrgyzstan, livestock is the most important source of income, the primary source of nutrition, and a financial safety net for the rural poor. Climate change and the poor management of natural resources has led to overgrazing, increased forest degradation, and the unsustainable harvesting of timber from mountain slopes.

This project will reduce the drivers of land degradation and the emissions this causes by supporting national institutions, the participatory and ecosystem-based sustainable management of natural resources and green growth investments. This will include introducing integrated rangeland and forestry resource planning - which sequesters carbon and supports the diversification of activities generating household incomes.
 

Result areas

Project timeline

  • Pipeline

    787 days

    • Concept note received

    • Funding proposal received

    • Cleared by GCF Secretariat

    • Legal opinion on AE's Internal Approval

    • Cleared by iTAP

  • Approved

    1,077 days

    • Approved by GCF Board

    • FAA executed

  • Under implementation

    1,330 days so far

    • FAA effective

  • To be completed

    1,593 days to go

    Not started

  • Total project value $ 50 million

  • Tonnes of CO2 equivalent avoided 19.8 million

  • Total number of beneficiaries 973 thousand

Financing

GCF-financing

0.0%

USD

Co-financing

0.0%

USD

USD 50 million

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GCF-financing

25% disbursed

  • Grant USD 29,988,520
  • Total GCF-financing USD 29,988,520

Co-financing

  • Loan USD 15,000,000
  • Grant USD 400,000
  • Inkind USD 342,480
  • Inkind USD 317,000
  • Inkind USD 340,000
  • Other USD 3,602,000
  • Total co-financing USD 20,001,480

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