Successful GEF Project?

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Successful GEF Project?
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History

• Long development phase
• PDF-B Phase Lunched June 2005
• Project Launched January 2008

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SIRMM

• Project Structure
• EASY AND RELIABLE ACCESS TO INFORMATION FOR
  ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BY ALL STAKEHOLDERS
• A SUSTAINABLE ISLAND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN
  DEVELOPED AND IN PLACE
• POLICY AND INSTUTIONAL REFORMS PROVIDE FOR
  IMPLIMENTATION OF THE SIRM PLAN
• REQUIREMENTS FOR IMPLIMENTATION OF THE SIRM PLAN
  IN PLACE, AS WELL AS MECHANISM FOR CAPTURE OF
  LESSONS AND BEST PRACTICES

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Assessing Success

• Targets and indicators
• In project document
• Unrealistic in terms of scheduling, time, budget,
  capacity.
• Not closely related to national priorities

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Nationally developed Targets and Indicators

• Required by the project
• Information tool
• Overall status and trends of biodiversity in
  Antigua and Barbuda
• Impact of the project via policy interventions
  and other actions
• Project management and design

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Nationally developed Targets and Indicators

• A model for other SIDS and for provision of
  guidance to the GEF
• Feed back for public awareness and formal
  Education
• A reporting measure to the CBD, SGD and other
  relevant conventions and agreements.

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How to measure

• Achieve at least 50 of these and the project
  will be considered a success for Antigua and
  Barbuda.

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Other Targets and Indicators

• For each outcome and demo
• Capacity Building
• National Impact
• Replicability
• Public Awareness

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Next steps

• Baseline collection(in progress)
• Long term Monitoring Program and mid term
  assessments
• Respond to negative trends by making adjustment
  where necessary

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