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Soutien à l'évaluation de la biodiversité et à l'aménagement du territoire en Afrique australe

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21 Sept 2026

Support to biodiversity assessment, prioritisation and spatial planning in Southern Africaevof@afd.frTue, 22 Sep, 2026 - 15:56 Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa September 22, 2026 Désactivé CZZ2903 Ongoing South AfricaNamibiaMozambiqueMalawi BiodiversityClimate BiodiversityClimate MalawiMozambiqueNamibiaSouth Africa FFEM Life on Land Grant The project aims to develop and enhance national spatial biodiversity assessments, planning and prioritization (SBAPP) processes and products in four Southern African countries (South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique and Malawi). ContextIn the current context of global erosion of biodiversity and increasing pressures on ecosystems, having tools to map and to monitor biodiversity are vital to inform action strategies related to biodiversity conservation and spatial planning, both at national and international levels. The methodological process called SBAPP (Spatial biodiversity assessment, prioritization and planning) allows countries to: (i) monitor the status of threats and the level of protection of ecosystems and species within a country, (ii) geographically identify priority areas for the conservation of biodiversity, and (iii) inform decisions and policies on land use planning and biodiversity protection. However, less than 5% of African countries, that are parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), currently have adequate spatial data on biodiversity. In light of the growing challenges related to biodiversity degradation, the global commitment to halt biodiversity loss (which will be reinforced at the fifteenth Conference of the Parties on Biodiversity – CoP 15 / CBD 2022), it is essential that countries have and use the relevant tools to define and monitor their biodiversity commitments. This is particularly the case in Southern Africa which is the focus of this project, due to the rapid change that is occurring in this region.DescriptionThe project aims to develop and enhance national spatial biodiversity assessments, planning and prioritization (SBAPP) processes and products in four Southern African countries (South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique and Malawi) in order to strengthen the national knowledge base on biodiversity, and ensure this knowledge informs land use planning and decision making, provides a basis for future biodiversity monitoring, and the development of environmental policy and strategies.ImpactsThe project will improve the knowledge base of biodiversity and its use in order to (1) inform land use and development planning at the national and sub-national levels and (2) support the capacity of each government to sustainably manage its territories and meet its biodiversity commitments.In addition, the project will contribute to high level monitoring of biodiversity, and support the development of effective environmental conservation and sustainable use policies and strategies. Consequently, the project is relevant to adaptation to climate change and mitigation of its effects and is typically in the category of projects with significant biodiversity and climate co-benefits. July 15, 2022 July 15, 2027 Securing the water supply in the Durban region 2011 - 2016South AfricaFinancing amount : Rand 350 000 000Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa 2022 - 2027Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South AfricaFinancing amount : € 2 000 000Supporting the just dimensions of South Africa’s Just Energy Transition 2024 - 2026South AfricaFinancing amount : € 400 000 000Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa 2022 - 2027Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South AfricaFinancing amount : € 2 000 000Supporting the implementation of Serbia’s Green Agenda - Phase 2 2025 - 2026Western Balkans, SerbiaFinancing amount : € 135 000 000Support of the green transition roadmap of Montenegro 2024 - 2024Western Balkans, MontenegroFinancing amount : € 50 000 000Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa 2022 - 2027Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South AfricaFinancing amount : € 2 000 000Treatment of wastewater and Agricultural reuse in Jenin west for Development 2025 - 2030PalestineFinancing amount : € 15 000 000Municipal Development Program (Phase 4) 2023 - 2027PalestineFinancing amount : € 18 000 000Entreprise publique ou parapublique non financière 2 000 000 € 4 000 000 € 5 years Institut national sud-africain de la biodiversité (SANBI) Adresse Siège de l'AFD

Support to biodiversity assessment, prioritisation and spatial planning in Southern Africa evof@afd.fr Tue, 22 Sep, 2026 - 15:56 Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa September 22, 2026 Désactivé CZZ2903 Ongoing South AfricaNamibiaMozambiqueMalawi BiodiversityClimate BiodiversityClimate MalawiMozambiqueNamibiaSouth Africa FFEM Life on Land Grant The project aims to develop and enhance national spatial biodiversity assessments, planning and prioritization (SBAPP) processes and products in four Southern African countries (South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique and Malawi). Context In the current context of global erosion of biodiversity and increasing pressures on ecosystems, having tools to map and to monitor biodiversity are vital to inform action strategies related to biodiversity conservation and spatial planning, both at national and international levels. The methodological process called SBAPP (Spatial biodiversity assessment, prioritization and planning) allows countries to: (i) monitor the status of threats and the level of protection of ecosystems and species within a country, (ii) geographically identify priority areas for the conservation of biodiversity, and (iii) inform decisions and policies on land use planning and biodiversity protection. However, less than 5% of African countries, that are parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), currently have adequate spatial data on biodiversity. In light of the growing challenges related to biodiversity degradation, the global commitment to halt biodiversity loss (which will be reinforced at the fifteenth Conference of the Parties on Biodiversity – CoP 15 / CBD 2022), it is essential that countries have and use the relevant tools to define and monitor their biodiversity commitments. This is particularly the case in Southern Africa which is the focus of this project, due to the rapid change that is occurring in this region. Description The project aims to develop and enhance national spatial biodiversity assessments, planning and prioritization (SBAPP) processes and products in four Southern African countries (South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique and Malawi) in order to strengthen the national knowledge base on biodiversity, and ensure this knowledge informs land use planning and decision making, provides a basis for future biodiversity monitoring, and the development of environmental policy and strategies. Impacts The project will improve the knowledge base of biodiversity and its use in order to (1) inform land use and development planning at the national and sub-national levels and (2) support the capacity of each government to sustainably manage its territories and meet its biodiversity commitments. In addition, the project will contribute to high level monitoring of biodiversity, and support the development of effective environmental conservation and sustainable use policies and strategies. Consequently, the project is relevant to adaptation to climate change and mitigation of its effects and is typically in the category of projects with significant biodiversity and climate co-benefits. July 15, 2022 July 15, 2027 In the same region Securing the water supply in the Durban region Water and Sanitation 2011 - 2016 South Africa Financing amount : Rand 350 000 000 Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa • Biodiversity • Climate Ongoing 2022 - 2027 Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa Financing amount : € 2 000 000 Supporting the just dimensions of South Africa’s Just Energy Transition Just Energy Transition (JET) Ongoing 2024 - 2026 South Africa Financing amount : € 400 000 000 On the same topic Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa • Biodiversity • Climate Ongoing 2022 - 2027 Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa Financing amount : € 2 000 000 Supporting the implementation of Serbia’s Green Agenda - Phase 2 • Biodiversity • Climate Ongoing 2025 - 2026 Western Balkans, Serbia Financing amount : € 135 000 000 Support of the green transition roadmap of Montenegro • Biodiversity • Climate Ongoing 2024 - 2024 Western Balkans, Montenegro Financing amount : € 50 000 000 On the same financial instrument Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa • Biodiversity • Climate Ongoing 2022 - 2027 Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa Financing amount : € 2 000 000 Treatment of wastewater and Agricultural reuse in Jenin west for Development • Water and Sanitation • Agriculture and Rural Development Ongoing 2025 - 2030 Palestine Financing amount : € 15 000 000 Municipal Development Program (Phase 4) Sustainable Cities Ongoing 2023 - 2027 Palestine Financing amount : € 18 000 000 Afrique du Sud, Namibie, Mozambique et Malawi Entreprise publique ou parapublique non financière 2 000 000 € 4 000 000 € 5 years Institut national sud-africain de la biodiversité (SANBI) Adresse Siège de l'AFD

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