Environmentally Sensitive Areas

Enhancing Biodiversity Conservation and Sustenance of Ecosystem services in Environmentally Sensitive Areas.

 

 

To report any concerns regarding the operations of UNDP in Sri Lanka, including grievances related to staff behaviour and management of funds, please do contact the Project Manager:

Sugandhi Samarasinghe | sugandhi.samarasinghe@undp.org | 0766178398

Link to Corporate Grievance Policy - Link

Related Materials

AWP_ April Revision_2016

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Signed AWP 2016_August Revision

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Signed AWP 2018

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Environment Sensitive Area

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Multi Year Work Plan

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Project Document

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Signed LoA -NWPC

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Q12016 monitoring report ESA

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Annual Workplan 2019/20

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Environment Sensitive Area Mid Term Review

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PIR of ESA Project 2019

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Environment Sensitive Area Proejct MYWP

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Impact

START DATE

March 2015

END DATE

October 2021

STATUS

Completed

PROJECT OFFICE

Sri Lanka

IMPLEMENTING PARTNER

Ministry Of Forestry & Environ

DONORS

Global Environment Fund Truste

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$3,230,103

DELIVERY IN PREVIOUS YEARS

2015$1,882

2016$228,730

2017$594,851

2018$466,496

2019$463,333

2020$331,709

2021$539,688

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