Costa Rica REDD+ RBP for results period 2014-2015
Project Overview
Costa Rica became the first Central American country to receive non-reimbursable funds from the Green Climate Fund (GCF), due to its successful results in climate matters by reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), associated with deforestation in the 2014-2015 period.
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Project Details
Levels of Intervention
National
Source of Funds
Green Climate Fund
Key Implementers
Country Office
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Funding Amounts
USD 54,119,143.00
Project Partners
Green Climate Fund
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Project Dates
2020 to 2025
Introduction
Costa Rica became the first Central American country to receive non-reimbursable funds from the Green Climate Fund (GCF), due to its successful results in climate matters by reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), associated with deforestation in the 2014-2015 period.
To know more click here.
Project Details
Mar 2020
REDD+ RBP Proposal Submission (first)
Jul 2020
GCF Comments on RBP Proposal (last)
Oct 2020
REDD+ RBP Proposal Submission (last)/awaiting GCF review/approval
Nov 2020
GCF Board Approval
Costa Rica REDD+ RBP for results period 2014-2015
Project Documents
Climate-Related Hazards Addressed:
Level of Intervention:
Key Collaborators:
Implementing Agencies & Partnering Organizations:
Green Climate Fund
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Project Status:
Source of Funds Approval/Endorsement
Location:
Rural
Funding Source:
Financing Amount:
USD 54,119,143.00
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Costa Rica receives 54 million dollars for its leadership in conservation and action for climate
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Costa Rica receives 54 million dollars for its leadership in conservation and action for climate
Costa Rica became the first Central American country to receive non-reimbursable funds from the Green Climate Fund (GCF), due to its successful results in climate matters by reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), associated with deforestation in the 2014-2015 period.