XM-DAC-30011-5989 International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>SUSTAIN-BBP</narrative> Internal SUSTAN partner SUSTAIN-Africa is an initiative to implement Sustainable Development Goals in African growth corridors. The aim is to facilitate greening of growth that is inclusive and climate-resilient. The initiative is implemented at the local, national and continental levels, linking practice on the ground to policy change at corridor and Africa-wide levels. It integrates water, land and ecosystem management with sustainable business to demonstrate inclusive green growth using the landscapes approach. Water security - solutions for climate-resilient, sustainable water management for livelihoods, production and ecosystems, reducing water related risks for communities and business Climate change resilience – working with farmers, communities and business on the management and restoration of landscapes to lower risks to food security, adapt to climate change, and support inclusive new value chains with low-carbon impact Green business innovation – collaboration with small and large business on the essential contribution of ecosystem services to development and economic growth Inclusion - strengthening the rights-based approach and empowering local communities to participate, influence and benefit from corridor development Partnerships – building synergies among communities, business, civil society and government for long-term results on the ground and for better policies and business strategies. International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature Akvo Foundation Maria Ana Borges mariaana.borges@iucn.org 28 Rue Mauverney, 1196 Gland, Switzerland -7.948865 31.6169 -8.139894 36.681728 -16.13281 33.606385 -6.792354 39.208328 -25.891968 32.605135 758072.00 758072.00 Commitment to BBP 2014-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 45799.00 Income allocation to BBP 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 180195.00 Income allocation to BBP 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 200197.00 Income allocation to BBP in 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 121743.00 Income allocation to BBP in 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 70092.00 Income allocation to BBP in 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 200197.00 Expenditures BBP 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 180195.00 Expenditures BBP 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 45799.00 Expenditures BBP 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 70092.00 Expenditures BBP 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 121743.00 Expenditures BBP 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>Project photo</narrative> <narrative>Sustain initiative website</narrative> <narrative>SO4 -SR4.3. Project Management is enabling implementation with IUCN members, business, knowledge institutes and civil society partners and stakeholders at all levels</narrative> <narrative>100.Amount of co-funding raised</narrative> XM-DAC-30011-5988 International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>SUSTAIN-ESARO</narrative> Internal SUSTAIN partner SUSTAIN-Africa is an initiative to implement Sustainable Development Goals in African growth corridors. The aim is to facilitate greening of growth that is inclusive and climate-resilient. The initiative is implemented at the local, national and continental levels, linking practice on the ground to policy change at corridor and Africa-wide levels. It integrates water, land and ecosystem management with sustainable business to demonstrate inclusive green growth using the landscapes approach. Water security - solutions for climate-resilient, sustainable water management for livelihoods, production and ecosystems, reducing water related risks for communities and business Climate change resilience – working with farmers, communities and business on the management and restoration of landscapes to lower risks to food security, adapt to climate change, and support inclusive new value chains with low-carbon impact Green business innovation – collaboration with small and large business on the essential contribution of ecosystem services to development and economic growth Inclusion - strengthening the rights-based approach and empowering local communities to participate, influence and benefit from corridor development Partnerships – building synergies among communities, business, civil society and government for long-term results on the ground and for better policies and business strategies. International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature Akvo Foundation Michael Nkonu michael.nkonu@iucn.org IUCN Kilimani Street, Kinondoni P. O Box 13513 Dar es Salaam Tanzania Susana Gomes susana.gomes@iucn.org IUCN Office Maputo, Mozambique Mampiti Matete mampiti.matete@iucn.org IUCN Office, Pretoria, South Africa -25.958383 32.595368 -6.788688 32.595368 6693856.00 523725.00 Disbursement to AWF 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature African Wildlife Foundation 371939.00 Disbursement to AWF 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature African Wildlife Foundation 616549.00 Disbursement to AWF 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature African Wildlife Foundation 507087.00 Disbursement to ADPP Mozambique 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature Ajuda de Desenvolvimento de Povo para Povo 561652.00 Disbursement to ADPP Mozambique 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature Ajuda de Desenvolvimento de Povo para Povo 404710.00 Disbursement to SNV Tanzania 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature SNV Netherlands Development Organisation 561101.00 Disbursement to SNV Tanzania 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature SNV Netherlands Development Organisation 489121.00 Disbursement to SNV Tanzania 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature SNV Netherlands Development Organisation 6693856.00 Incoming commitment 2014-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 93380.00 Disbursement to SNV Tanzania 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature SNV Netherlands Development Organisation 229700.00 Disbursement to ADPP 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature Ajuda de Desenvolvimento de Povo para Povo 177787.00 Disbursement to AWF 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature African Wildlife Foundation 1690000.00 Committment to SNV Tanzania 205-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature SNV Netherlands Development Organisation 1690000.00 Commitment to AWF 2015-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature African Wildlife Foundation 1298439.00 Commitment to ADPP 2016-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature Ajuda de Desenvolvimento de Povo para Povo 1996562.00 Incoming funds 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 2038029.00 Incoming funds 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1827251.00 Incoming funds 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 823363.00 Incoming funds 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 8652.00 Incoming funds 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 8652.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Tanzania 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 311764.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Tanzania 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 336846.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Tanzania 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 368118.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Tanzania 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 266347.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Tanzania 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 175219.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Mozambique 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 201869.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Mozambique 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 240432.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Mozambique 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 247859.00 Expenditure IUCN Office Mozambique 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>Project photo</narrative> <narrative>Sustain Initiative</narrative> <narrative>2. Institutional and behavioral change of the public and private sector supporting inclusive green growth.(National/Corridor level)</narrative> <narrative>5. Number and type of relevant policy, resolutions, decrees, legislative proposals, investment plans,…improved or created at corridor/national level to promote inclusive green growth</narrative> N/A 21-05-2018: Strategic document by the CEO roundtable of Tanzania (CEOrt) on mainstreaming biodiversity in businesses in Tanzania. This is now guiding the roll-out of specific workplans to operationalize the plan across different business sectors within the CEOrt. | 21-05-2018: 0 from Mozambique. There are some strategic documents and plans that are already outdated, and maybe replaced by new ones or updated versions. A more in depth research needs to be conducted in order to find out the documents that are outdated and the ones that replaced them, if they exist. 14-06-2019: PEOT in now under approval in the Mozambique assembly and includes green gowth perspectives and has an inclusive approach <narrative>SO1 -SR1.2. Implementation of integrated water resources management and application of ecosystem services as natural infrastructure is making water infrastructure more sustainable, improving cost and water-use efficiency and strengthening climate and disaster resilience</narrative> <narrative>36.Number and type of investment plans that includes water-related risk assessments and risk-reducing solutions at national/corridor level</narrative> 21-05-2018: IUCN SUSTAIN Africa programme has worked with other SAGCOT partners to develop the investor screening tool for SAGCOT and this is now available and been used to assess partners against SAGCOT's Inclusive Green Growth Criteria. SAGCOT has over 100 partners with links to small | 21-05-2018: 0 for Mozambique. HCB is developing and investment plan for environmental risk reduction, but is not yet in place. 14-06-2019: UNIDO plan of action is based on SUSTAIN's investment in water resources management and it aims to contribute to more a more resilient development <narrative>SO4 -SR4.2. National and Corridor-level policies and strategies influenced and supported by enhanced skills, technical know-how and awareness across stakeholders at multiple levels</narrative> <narrative>85.Number and type of national and corridor -level policy and/or business leaders that are informed, sensitised &amp; trained on inclusive green growth strategies through SUSTAIN</narrative> N/A N/A 01-06-2018: Roundtable on business and biodiversity organized with CEOrt created awareness on the role of business in biodiversity for over 40 business leaders in Tanzania on the impact of business in biodiversity. These businesses cuts across the following sectors – finance, agriculture, health, service providers, mining and tourism and manufacturing businesses. | 01-06-2018: 45 to mozambique. <narrative>86. Examples of (emerging) cases/situations where policy makers and/or business leaders show increased leadership for inclusive green growth strategies at national and corridor levels</narrative> N/A N/A 01-06-2018: CEOrt is a business leaders' forum showing leadership and committing to biodiversity conservation in businesses; the Ministry of Agriculture is working with IUCN and others to develop a GCF proposal based on inclusive green growth and: the project has engaged with the National Land Use Planning Commission (NLPUC) is taking leadership to support landscape-level land use planning and to revise land use planning methodologies to rapidly increased the number of smallholders and villages with land use plans. In addition, NLUPC has collaborated with IUCN and incorporated Landscape level planning and biodiversity considerations into the village land use planning guidelines. | 01-06-2018: 2 for Mozambique. 1 - ADVZ and 2 - Cahora Bassa Hydroelectric <narrative>89.Number and type of new standardized methodologies and tools for IGG practice adopted at corridor level</narrative> N/A 01-06-2018: The screening tool adopted by SAGCOT to review and assess IGG engagement of SAGCOT business partners | 01-06-2018: 0 for Mozambique. <narrative>SO4 -SR4.3. Project Management is enabling implementation with IUCN members, business, knowledge institutes and civil society partners and stakeholders at all levels</narrative> <narrative>95.Monthly PMG meetings are taking place</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>100.Amount of co-funding raised</narrative> XM-DAC-30011-5934 International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>SUSTAIN - Global Water Programme (GWP)</narrative> Internal SUSTAIN partner SUSTAIN-Africa is an initiative to implement Sustainable Development Goals in African growth corridors. The aim is to facilitate greening of growth that is inclusive and climate-resilient. The initiative is implemented at the local, national and continental levels, linking practice on the ground to policy change at corridor and Africa-wide levels. It integrates water, land and ecosystem management with sustainable business to demonstrate inclusive green growth using the landscapes approach. Water security - solutions for climate-resilient, sustainable water management for livelihoods, production and ecosystems, reducing water related risks for communities and business Climate change resilience – working with farmers, communities and business on the management and restoration of landscapes to lower risks to food security, adapt to climate change, and support inclusive new value chains with low-carbon impact Green business innovation – collaboration with small and large business on the essential contribution of ecosystem services to development and economic growth Inclusion - strengthening the rights-based approach and empowering local communities to participate, influence and benefit from corridor development Partnerships – building synergies among communities, business, civil society and government for long-term results on the ground and for better policies and business strategies. International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature Akvo Foundation IUCN Maria Ana Borges SUSTAIN Project Manager mariaana.borges@iucn.org Global Water Programme 28 rue Mauverney CH-1196 Gland Switzerland 46.4203 6.269881 1550911.00 1550911.00 Incoming commitment for GWP 2014-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1550911.00 Incoming funds to GWP 2014-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 321782.00 GWP expenditures 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 291959.00 GWP expenditures 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 252423.00 GWP expenditures 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 355078.00 GWP expenditures 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 329668.00 GWP expenditures 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>Project photo</narrative> <narrative>Project link</narrative> <narrative>SO4 -SR4.3. Project Management is enabling implementation with IUCN members, business, knowledge institutes and civil society partners and stakeholders at all levels</narrative> <narrative>95.Monthly PMG meetings are taking place</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>100.Amount of co-funding raised</narrative> XM-DAC-30011-5870 International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>SUSTAIN - Africa</narrative> Sustainability and Inclusion Strategy for Growth Corridors in Africa SUSTAIN-Africa is an initiative to implement Sustainable Development Goals in African growth corridors. The aim is to facilitate greening of growth that is inclusive and climate-resilient. The initiative is implemented at the local, national and continental levels, linking practice on the ground to policy change at corridor and Africa-wide levels. It integrates water, land and ecosystem management with sustainable business to demonstrate inclusive green growth using the landscapes approach. Water security - solutions for climate-resilient, sustainable water management for livelihoods, production and ecosystems, reducing water related risks for communities and business. Climate change resilience – working with farmers, communities and business on the management and restoration of landscapes to lower risks to food security, adapt to climate change, and support inclusive new value chains with low-carbon impact. Green business innovation – collaboration with small and large business on the essential contribution of ecosystem services to development and economic growth Inclusion - strengthening the rights-based approach and empowering local communities to participate, influence and benefit from corridor development. Partnerships – building synergies among communities, business, civil society and government for long-term results on the ground and for better policies and business strategies. International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature Akvo Foundation IUCN Global Water Programme Dr James Dalton Director +41 22 999 0258 james.dalton@iucn.org Global Water Programme 28 rue Mauverney CH-1196 Gland Switzerland IUCN Global Water Programme Ms Maria Ana Borges SUSTAIN Programme Manager mariaana.borges@iucn.org Global Water Programme 28 rue Mauverney CH-1196 Gland Switzerland IUCN Global Water Programme Claire Warmenbol Communications Officer water@iucn.org Global Water Programme 28 rue Mauverney CH-1196 Gland Switzerland -6.792354 39.208328 -25.891968 32.605135 10000000.00 544897.00 149700.00 IUCN NL advance 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 37705.00 Income allocation GFCCP 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 137965.00 Income allocation GFCCP 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 45799.00 Income allocation BBP 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 180195.00 Income allocation BBP 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 200197.00 Income allocation BBP 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 58072.00 Commitment to BBP 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 121743.00 Income allocation BBP 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 70092.00 Income allocation BBP 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 180194.00 Commitment to BBP 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 519806.00 Income allocation BBP 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 8652.00 Income allocation ESARO 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 823363.00 Income allocation ESARO 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1827251.00 Income allocation ESARO 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 2038029.00 Income allocation ESARO 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1996562.00 Income allocation ESARO 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 8652.00 Commitment to ESARO 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 823363.00 Commitment to ESARO 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 10000000.00 Incoming commitment from IUCN to SUSTAIN International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1827251.00 Commitment to ESARO 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 2038029.00 Commitment ESARO 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1996562.00 Commitment ESARO 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 38093.00 Commitment GFCCP 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 325842.00 Commitment GFCCP 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1550911.00 Commitment to Water Prog 2014-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 9813203.00 Incoming funds from DGIS to SUSTAIN between 2013-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1550911.00 Disbursement from SUSTAIN to Water Prog between 2014-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 544897.00 Incoming commitment for Top-up fund from IUCN to SUSTAIN 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature 109165.00 Commitment GFCCP 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 612413.00 Commitment IUCN NL SUSTAIN 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 349186.00 Disbursement to IUCN NL SUSTAIN 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands <narrative>Project photo</narrative> <narrative>Sustain initiative</narrative> <narrative>SUSTAIN-Africa Borchure</narrative> <narrative>2. Institutional and behavioral change of the public and private sector supporting inclusive green growth.(National/Corridor level)</narrative> <narrative>5. Number and type of relevant policy, resolutions, decrees, legislative proposals, investment plans,…improved or created at corridor/national level to promote inclusive green growth</narrative> N/A <narrative>3. Institutional and behavioral change of the public and private sector supporting inclusive green growth( Cluster level)</narrative> <narrative>11.Number of new partnerships formed with private sector entities fostering inclusive green growth at cluster level</narrative> N/A <narrative>4. Enhanced rural livelihoods through improved water and food security, and climate resilience (Scope = villages &amp; communites of demonstration landscapes )</narrative> <narrative>14. Annual HH income and % increase generated through environmental goods &amp; services (EGS[1])</narrative> 6% of total HH income generated through EGS 850'00TSH and 9,8% of income (92500TSH) generated through EGS for KilomberoCluster 3'020'000 TSH and 7.9% of income generated through EGS for Sumbawanga cluster 20'809MzM and 0.3% of income generated through EGS for Cahora Bassa Landscape N/A <narrative>5.Restored and productive landscapes that demonstrate improved protection and conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity</narrative> <narrative>16.Number of hectares of land and forests put under sustainable management</narrative> N/A <narrative>17.Quantity (ton) of carbon dioxide captured by Forest put under sustainable management during the lifespan of SUSTAIN intervention</narrative> <narrative>18.Number of hectares of forest reserve where deforestation, degradation and illegal logging have been avoided</narrative> <narrative>19.% of wetlands that are managed more effectively</narrative> 0 out of 8 wetlands in Kilolo and Ifakara (0%) 0 out of 15 wetlands in Sumbawanga (0%) There is not wetland in Cahora Bassa Landscape N/A <narrative>SO1 - SR 1.1. Institutions working at local to transboundary levels are integrating water, land and ecosystem management and enabling participation, joint action and cooperation needed to strengthen rights, resilience and investment </narrative> <narrative>28.% of women in decision-making structures of water resources user groups</narrative> 20% in Cahora Bassa Landscape 30% in Kilombero Cluster 27.5% in Sumbawanga cluster (27 out of 63 village water committee members and 75 out of 217 WUA members) In Sumbawanga cluster, out of the 5 villages that reported WUAs, only 1 woman had leadership position as a Chairperson in Mtowisa <narrative>SO1 -SR1.2. Implementation of integrated water resources management and application of ecosystem services as natural infrastructure is making water infrastructure more sustainable, improving cost and water-use efficiency and strengthening climate and disaster resilience</narrative> <narrative>36.Number and type of investment plans that includes water-related risk assessments and risk-reducing solutions at national/corridor level</narrative> <narrative>SO1 -SR1.3. Wastewater management is reducing the ecosystem, health and economic costs of water pollution </narrative> <narrative>44.% of Water User Associations accessing water quality data</narrative> In Kilombero cluster, 1 Water user association (JUWAIMIU) accessing water quality of 3 associations found within the surveyed area. WUAs and COWSOs had no access to water quality data. Putting it differently, there were 0% of 6 Water Users associations accessing water quality data in Sumbawanga Cluster. 0% Cahora Bassa Landscape, number of WUA not clearly established and thus not integrated in the average % calculation of the baseline value N/A <narrative>SO2 -SR2.1. Landscape-level management and restoration of ecosystems is diversifying and improving the sustainability of farm, forest and wetland production systems.</narrative> <narrative>47.Number and type of new or improved type of landscape and restoration plans</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>48.Number and type of new multistakeholder landscape management agreements to diversify and improve the sustainabilityof farm, forest and wetland production systems</narrative> N/A <narrative>50.Number & type of new supportive by-laws (supporting the effective implementation of landscape management and restoration plans) formulated and endorsed within the targeted cluster</narrative> <narrative>SO2 -SR2.2. Ecosystem management is improved to include measures specifically targeted at strengthening food security</narrative> <narrative>52.% of farmers/communities practicing sustainable land and forest management practices at cluster level.</narrative> In Kilombero cluster 36% of the farmers practice sustainable land and forest management. They are doing contour farming, hedge rows,terraces, crop rotations, and tree planting. In Sumbawanga no communities had the forest management plan, and village land use plan. In Cahora Bassa Landscape 6.4% of household engage in conservation agriculture, 14.4% in planting vetivar and 24.3% have dug contour ridges so in total 45.1 of the household are engaged in sustainable management practices N/A <narrative>SO2 -SR2.3. New or existing value chains are linking investments in ecosystems and natural resources and diversified primary production with economic development strategies </narrative> <narrative>56.Type of new investments in climate smart and sustainable nature based value chains by the public and private sector at cluster level</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>57. % of target smallholder farmers at cluster level that engages in diversified nature based income generation opportunities</narrative> In Kilombero cluster, 11% (45 out of 403) of targeted smallholder farmers at cluster level are engaging in diversified nature based income generation opportunities. The nature based activities include: charcoal making, bee keeping, fishing farming, tourists and Mushrooms 81.1% (197 out of 243 HH) of smallholder farmers in Sumawanga Cluster were engaged in diversified nature based income generation activities. 3.4% (18 out of 529) of household are engaged in diversified nature based income generation activities in Cahora Bassa Landscape <narrative>SO3 -SR3.1.New partnerships (*) match business and social investors with communities or land and water institutions to build long-term synergies between development and conservation</narrative> <narrative>65.Number &amp; type of new partnerships at cluster level that induce bussines enterprises to operate sustainably and inclusively .</narrative> N/A <narrative>67. Number (%) of targeted smallholders accessing loans from financial institutions, incl. the Green Guarantee Facility or other microcredit facility funds</narrative> 7% (17 out of 243) of smallholder farmers accessed loans for different purposes from different sources in sumbawanga cluster 0.8% of household (4 out of 529) accessed loans from GGF and 1.5% (8 out of 529) from other institution in Cahora Bassa Landscape <narrative>SO3 -SR3.3. Business development partnerships are supporting expanded participation of small-scale producers and processors in small enterprise opportunities created through diversification of landscapes</narrative> <narrative>75.Number and type of new business development /innovation initiatives for diversified and nature-based income generating activities at cluster level</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>SO4 -SR4.2. National and Corridor-level policies and strategies influenced and supported by enhanced skills, technical know-how and awareness across stakeholders at multiple levels</narrative> <narrative>85.Number and type of national and corridor -level policy and/or business leaders that are informed, sensitised &amp; trained on inclusive green growth strategies through SUSTAIN</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>86. Examples of (emerging) cases/situations where policy makers and/or business leaders show increased leadership for inclusive green growth strategies at national and corridor levels</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>87. Total number of people informed, sensitised or trained on inclusive green growth strategies through SUSTAIN dis-aggregated by a) community and professionals and b) policy/business leaders</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>89.Number and type of new standardized methodologies and tools for IGG practice adopted at corridor level</narrative> N/A <narrative>94. Number and type of new dialogue events conducted at cluster level involving community and professional organisations</narrative> <narrative>SO4 -SR4.3. Project Management is enabling implementation with IUCN members, business, knowledge institutes and civil society partners and stakeholders at all levels</narrative> <narrative>95.Monthly PMG meetings are taking place</narrative> N/A N/A <narrative>100.Amount of co-funding raised</narrative> XM-DAC-30011-5869 International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>SUSTAIN - Forest Conservation Programme (FCP)</narrative> Internal SUSTAIN team SUSTAIN-Africa is an initiative to implement Sustainable Development Goals in African growth corridors. The aim is to facilitate greening of growth that is inclusive and climate-resilient. The initiative is implemented at the local, national and continental levels, linking practice on the ground to policy change at corridor and Africa-wide levels. It integrates water, land and ecosystem management with sustainable business to demonstrate inclusive green growth using the landscapes approach. Water security - solutions for climate-resilient, sustainable water management for livelihoods, production and ecosystems, reducing water related risks for communities and business Climate change resilience – working with farmers, communities and business on the management and restoration of landscapes to lower risks to food security, adapt to climate change, and support inclusive new value chains with low-carbon impact Green business innovation – collaboration with small and large business on the essential contribution of ecosystem services to development and economic growth Inclusion - strengthening the rights-based approach and empowering local communities to participate, influence and benefit from corridor development Partnerships – building synergies among communities, business, civil society and government for long-term results on the ground and for better policies and business strategies. International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature Akvo Foundation IUCN Global Forest and Climate Change Programme Florian Reinhard M&E Officer florian.reinhard@iucn.org Rue Mauverney 28, 1196 Gland -6.792354 39.208328 -25.891968 32.605135 473100.00 473100.00 Incoming commitment to GFCCP 2014-2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 37705.00 Income allocation to GFCCP in 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 137965.00 Income allocation to GFCCP in 2016 55730.00 Income allocation to GFCCP in 2018 216342.00 Income allocation to GFCCP in 2017 216342.00 GFCCP expenditures 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 55730.00 GFCCP expenditures 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 37705.00 GFCCP expenditures 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 137965.00 GFCCP expenditures 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>Project photo</narrative> <narrative>SUSTAIN Initiative</narrative> <narrative>SO4 -SR4.3. Project Management is enabling implementation with IUCN members, business, knowledge institutes and civil society partners and stakeholders at all levels</narrative> <narrative>100.Amount of co-funding raised</narrative> 06-06-2018: BMU IKI - private sector FL 600K Tz, 600K global XM-DAC-30011-5863 International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>IUCN SUSTAIN DAWCA Parent</narrative> Highest level Adhere to the IATI-standard. Successfully channel funding to DAWCA and SUSTAIN Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands Akvo Foundation Global Water Programme water@iucn.org http://www.waterandnature.org Global Water Program Rue Mauverney 28 1196 Gland Switzerland 46.4203 6.269881 11329139.00 544897.00 11329139.00 Contracted amount for SUSTAIN and DAWCA Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature 544897.00 Contracted and agreed top-up funding (2018) for SUSTAIN Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature 371878.00 IUCN disbursement to IUCN NL for DAWCA, 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 294372.00 IUCN disbursement to IUCN NL for DAWCA, 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 110768.00 IUCN disbursement to IUCN NL for DAWCA, 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 106179.00 IUCN disbursement to IUCN NL for DAWCA, 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 842097.00 DGIS 1st installment to IUCN - 2013 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature 2309462.00 DGIS 2nd and 3rd installments 2015 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature 1608430.05 DGIS 4th installment 2016 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature 3036774.00 DGIS 5 and 6th installments 2017 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature 3070611.00 DGIS 7-9th installments 2018 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature 10000000.00 IUCN contracted commitment to SUSTAIN International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1329139.00 IUCN commitment to DAWCA International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 470219.00 IUCN disbursement of funds to SUSTAIN 2014 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 170974.00 IUCN disbursement to IUCN NL for DAWCA, 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands 544897.00 IUCN top-up commitment to SUSTAIN 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 2015090.00 IUCN disbursement of funds to SUSTAIN 2015 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 1497662.00 IUCN disbursement of funds to SUSTAIN 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 2930595.00 IUCN disbursement of funds to SUSTAIN 2017 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature 2899637.00 IUCN disbursement of funds to SUSTAIN 2018 International Union for Conservation of Nature International Union for Conservation of Nature <narrative>Credit: IUCN Water Programme</narrative> <narrative>Project link</narrative> <narrative>Project link</narrative> <narrative>Become IATI compliant</narrative> <narrative>IATI sets published</narrative> 1 organisation file 1 activity file