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Large-scale Ecosystem-based Adaptation in The Gambia: developing a climate-resilient, natural resource-based economy
| climate_id | canonical_project_id | climate_mitigation_flag | climate_adaptation_flag | nature_based_solution_flag | paris_alignment_flag | gender_component_flag | climate_co_benefits_pct | climate_finance_definition_source | evidence_basis |
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| GCF_FP011_CLIM_001 | GCF_FP011 | false | true | true | true | true | — | — | Project theme is 'Adaptation' with 100% of GCF result area weight allocated to adaptation (VC5=11%, IB7=38%, EE8=51%); all mitigation result areas (EP1, LT2, BA3, FL4) at 0%. LifeTimeCO2 is 0. Project title and description center on Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) involving restoration of degraded forests, mangroves, and savannahs using climate-resilient species across >10,000 ha, plus natural resource-based enterprises. Gender assessment document exists with 50% female beneficiaries. Project approved June 2016, Gambia is an LDC; tags include 'National plans' suggesting NDC/NAP alignment. Tags also include 'Carbon sequestration' as a co-benefit but no explicit mitigation contribution is claimed in the GCF theme classification. |
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Project theme is 'Adaptation' with 100% of GCF result area weight allocated to adaptation (VC5=11%, IB7=38%, EE8=51%); all mitigation result areas (EP1, LT2, BA3, FL4) at 0%. LifeTimeCO2 is 0. Project title and description center on Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) involving restoration of degraded forests, mangroves, and savannahs using climate-resilient species across >10,000 ha, plus natural resource-based enterprises. Gender assessment document exists with 50% female beneficiaries. Project approved June 2016, Gambia is an LDC; tags include 'National plans' suggesting NDC/NAP alignment. Tags also include 'Carbon sequestration' as a co-benefit but no explicit mitigation contribution is claimed in the GCF theme classification.