Overview and objectives

Summary:

The Global Learning, Finance and Partnerships project under the Restoration Initiative (TRI) is intended to strengthen overall delivery of TRI in a coherent and consistent manner, by establishing a…

The Global Learning, Finance and Partnerships project under the Restoration Initiative (TRI) is intended to strengthen overall delivery of TRI in a coherent and consistent manner, by establishing a program-level results framework, by coordinating reporting across national child projects, by facilitating expanded country ambition and action on FLR and the Bonn Challenge, by enhancing and accelerating learning and strengthening in-country capacity to plan for and manage FLR, by provision of tools, information and analysis to further attract and mobilize investment in FLR, and by leveraging key partnerships to yield cost savings and realize greater impact for TRI child projects than possible under a fragmented, project-by-project approach.
UPDATE: The Project Steering Committee (PSC) decided to extend this project through August 2024.

Objective:

The Global Child project of TRI is jointly implemented by IUCN, FAO, and UNEP. IUCN-led components of this project will achieve the following outcomes: Outcome 1.1: Improved coordination among…

The Global Child project of TRI is jointly implemented by IUCN, FAO, and UNEP. IUCN-led components of this project will achieve the following outcomes:
Outcome 1.1: Improved coordination among program stakeholders and increased effectiveness of Program investments; Enhanced collaboration, replication and upscaling among environmental and development agencies and countries at the global, regional and national levels.
Outcome 1.2: Progress of TRI Program and the Global Child project is systematically monitored, reported and assessed.
Outcome 4.1: Enhanced in-country enabling environment for FLR and increased national and sub-national commitment to FLR.
Outcome 4.2: Strengthened capacity to assess and monitor biodiversity impacts from restoration.