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DocumentFinal evaluation of the project “Integrated Management of the Ilha Grande Bay Ecosystem” (BIG Project). Annex 4. Mid-term Review Recommendations
GCP/BRA/078/GFF
2019Also available in:
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DocumentMid-term Evaluation of the Integrated Management of the Ilha Grande Bay Ecosystem (BIG) project. Final Report
GCP/BRA/078/GFF
2015Also available in:
The BIG project aims at adopting integrated management strategies aiming at the conservation and sustainable use of terrestrial and marine biodiversity in the Ilha Grande Bay ecosystem. This mid-term evaluation has the objective of analyzing the actions developed and planned, as well as the results and successes of the Project GCP/BRA/078/GFF, taking the lessons learned that could improve sustainability of actions and strengthen the management and monito ring of this and other similar projects. It aims at identifying potential planning problems, evaluating the progress towards achieving the objectives, and recommending specific actions that could improve the project, identifying signs of success or failure and showing the adjustments required. -
DocumentFinal evaluation of the project “Integrated Management of the Ilha Grande Bay Ecosystem” (BIG Project). Annex 1 Terms of Reference
GCP/BRA/078/GFF
2019Also available in:
No results found.The Ilha Grande Bay (BIG) is one of the richest biodiversity areas in Brazil, and meanwhile is identified to be economically important for the country’s fisheries, aquaculture, mariculture and tourism. To preserve and make sustainable use of the BIG Ecosystem and its terrestrial and marine biodiversity, FAO launched a joint project together with INEA and SEA in 2011. Through the development and implementation of a pilot Integrated Ecosystem Management (IEM) approach in the Bay, the project created a good basis for the achievement of the general objective. Overall, the project has been considered satisfactory. However, during project implementation changes to outputs should be documented in a more structured and organized manner, and stronger inter-institutional cooperation is needed in the Bocaina Mosaic.
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