The Project Development Objective is to strengthen the capacity of government institutions and communities to improve sustainable forest ecosystem management through investments in management planning, ecosystem restoration, and infrastructure.
Identify the principal threats to biodiversity in Central Asia and the most appropriate responses from the EU. Building on lessons learned from past and current activities, and taking due account of the urgencies, the study proposed a coherent strategic approach outlining a suite of interventions that enable EU, as well as other donors which could adhere to it, through pragmatic well-targeted activities, to engage in effective, well-articulated and complementary interventions for biodiversity conservation
Develop an Ecosystem Profile and investment strategy for Central Asia as a guide to future grant making to civil society groups working in the region, through an extensive bottom-up consultation process. The results of this process was presented in a document entitled the Ecosystem Profile for the Mountains of Central Asia Biodiversity Hotspot.
