Resilience building and biodiversity management

Objectif officiel

The landscape approach provides a holistic and integrated way to address the challenges of biodiversity loss, environmental management and resilience of rural communities in Zimbabwe. It recognizes the interdependence of social, ecological, and economic systems and aims to balance conservation and development objectives by promoting collaboration among multiple stakeholders. With this approach, the Action is structured around two integrated pillars: -          Enhanced management of natural resources, including ecosystems' integrity and the potential environmental services and economic benefits they can produce, promoting sustainable land use practices, developing and implementing adequate land and resources management plans. Calls for proposals will be launched for the implementation of activities under this pillar.-          Increased resilience levels of rural communities, by a higher level of income from more diversified sources. This will involve diversification of livelihoods, higher agricultural productivity based on the adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices, agro-ecology and improved business models by smallholder women and men farmers based on circular economy principles, including the enhancement of Disaster Risk Management capacities at the local level. This pillar will be implemented through indirect management with an entrusted entity. Agriculture related activities will be linked when possible with the other EU supported programmes in particular the TEI on Greener and Smart Agriculture: promotion of traditional grains, mechanisation, integration of agro-ecological practices, rangeland management and others. It also integrates comprehensively all aspects of value-chain development in traditional grains, taking into account all the steps of the value chain by supporting agri-business centres, input supplies, processing facilities, aggregation services and cold stores, market access, trade facilitation, support to private investments (through EIB credit facilities, EFSD+ guarantees) and renewable energies. It also complements research activities under thematic programmes, as well as other trade facilitation support under regional programmes, building synergies between EU instruments.The activities focus on two particular landscapes: the South East Lowveld (SEL) and the Mid-Zambezi Valley. These two landscapes with world-renowned value for conservation, are both characterised by their vast biodiversity values, including outstanding wildlife populations. The improvement of living conditions, support to job creation and sustainable livelihood opportunities will occur while preserving ecosystems and their wildlife. An improvement in the environmental situation should lead to better living conditions and increased economic opportunities due to their close interdependency. The different characteristics of these territories are

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Calendrier

Début déclaré

21 août 2024

Clôture prévue

29 octobre 2034

Durée prévue

122 mois

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Financement

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Place de l’énergie

10 % du projet relève des secteurs de l’énergie, selon la ventilation déclarée par le bailleur. L’énergie en est une composante.

• Code CAD 41010 40 %
• Code CAD 43060 15 %
• Code CAD 43072 15 %
• Code CAD 43040 10 %
• Code CAD 14030 10 %
• Production d’énergie, sources renouvelables, multiples technologies 10 %

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