A step toward biodiversity conservation in a SIDS: Ecological and cartographic studies for protected marine and terrestrial areas in Comoros

From IFAD social reporting blog Wed Oct 22 2014, 09:54:00

By: Elisa Distefano

Photo 1: Programme areas

A recently completed GEF project, "Integrated Ecological Planning and Sustainable Land Management in Coastal Ecosystems in the Comoros" supported long-term ecological restoration through the development and implementation of Integrated Ecosystem Management (IEM) plans in the three islands of Gran Comore, Anjouan and Moheli.

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Anjouan Bimbini peninsula GEF project Coordinator Gran Comore Kathala Forest La Grille Moheli Representative of the Comoros Sima/Bimbini peninsula Kyocera S1600 Cellular Phone IUCN United Nations COASTAL GREENLAND LIMITED Comoros Anllaouddine Abou Houmadi Elisa Distefano ecosystem services

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