Old Global Conservation Program Collection
Eastern African Marine Ecoregion Final Closeout Report
The Global Conservation Program Achievements and lessons learned from 10 years of support for threats-based conservation at a landscape and seascape scale World Wildlife Fund December 4 2003 – September 30, 2009.
Health Reference Sheet
Intact, biologically diverse ecosystems play important roles in promoting health and fighting disease by providing goods and services including wild foods, natural medicines, and clean air and water.
Final Report Executive Summary: Final Evaluation of the Sustainable Conservation Approaches in Priority Ecosystems Program
This final evaluation of the Sustainable Conservation Approaches in Priority Ecosystems (SCAPES) program assesses conservation strategies used by four implementing partners to address priority threats and strengthen local capacity to conserve biodiversity.
Final Evaluation of the Sustainable Conservation Approaches in Priority Ecosystems Program
This final evaluation of the Sustainable Conservation Approaches in Priority Ecosystems (SCAPES) program assesses conservation strategies used by four implementing partners to address priority threats and strengthen local capacity to conserve biodiversity.
Scapes Partners: A Review Of Field Based Common Ground On Adaptation
SCAPES is USAID’s largest global conservation initiative.
Assessment of Biodiversity Integration Efforts
The Office of Forestry and Biodiversity (FAB) engaged Measuring Impact II to assess efforts to implement the USAID Biodiversity Policy's goal to "integrate biodiversity as an essential component of human development.
USAID Global Waters: Healthy Ecosystems, Healthy People | December 2012
Global Waters tells the story of our water-related efforts around the globe.
SCAPES Learning Program Assessment
In March 2014, Adult Learning Specialist Meredith Ferris from the Environmental Learning, Communication and Outreach (ECO) project was asked to partner with USAID and SCAPES to conduct a SCAPES learning assessment.
Evidence in Action, Unit 4: Building the Evidence Base
Unit 4: Building the Evidence Base highlights ways in which evidence can be shared and applied to strengthen biodiversity programs.
Understanding Biodiversity – Development Integration Efforts and Opportunities
This report presents the results of a broad review to understand how other agencies and organizations have defined and integrated biodiversity with other sectors.
Foreign Assistance Act Sections 118/119 Tropical Forest and Biodiversity Analysis Best Practices Guide
The new FAA 118/119 Tropical Forest and Biodiversity Analysis Best Practices Guide provides practical how-to advice for USAID staff and contractors conducting the analysis.
Food Security Reference Sheet
Ecosystems provide goods and services that support food production—including provision of wild foods and water, pest control and pollination—and biodiversity programming can have significant positive impacts on food security.
Forestry Action Plan
In response to an evaluation of the effectiveness, methodology, and composition of USAID's forestry program, the Forestry Team this action plan to address challenges and opportunities.
Biodiversity Conservation and Forestry Programs Annual Report 2010
This report summarizes biodiversity conservation and forestry programs supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in fiscal year (FY) 2009.
Water Team Update (December 2004)
A brief description of Water Team achievements for the final quarter of 2004.
USAID Amazon Vision: 2021 Report
A healthy Amazon benefits everyone on the planet, especially those who live and work in the region.
Global Sustainable Tourism Alliance (GSTA) Performance Evaluation Final Report
This evaluation focused on global issues and Washington core support for the GSTA Project.
Water and Sanitation Reference Sheet
Natural ecosystems capture, store and purify water, allowing biodiversity programming to complement and protect water and sanitation investments.
ST1. Global Tourism - Achieving Sustainable Goals
This manual is from a set of nine courses on Sustainable Tourism that have been developed by George Washington University as a result of compiling the lessons and best practices from the USAID Global Sustainable Tourism Alliance (GSTA) program, and other tourism development experiences.
