The Financial Needs Assessment (FNA) under UNDP’s BIOFIN quantifies the resources required to implement Cambodia’s NBSAP and compares them with current spending to reveal the financing gap. Covering 2018–2022, required budgets rise from US$305 million (2018) to US$652 million (2022); the 2018 shortfall is US$193 million. The FNA helps policymakers cost and prioritize NBSAP actions and informs a Biodiversity Finance Plan that identifies concrete funding sources and mechanisms to achieve Cambodia’s biodiversity goals.
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Lebanon’s National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan
Lebanon’s updated National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) of 2025 sets a national roadmap for conserving, restoring, and sustainably managing biodiversity in line with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Developed through a participatory process led by the Ministry of Environment and UNDP, it outlines the actions, targets, and monitoring systems needed to safeguard Lebanon’s […]
