The GEF introduced the integrated approach in 2014, building on its long and evolving history on integration. This major reform aimed to address the main drivers of global environmental degradation and deliver multiple benefits across multilateral environmental agreements using the GEF…
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Formative Evaluation of the GEF Integrated Approach to address the Drivers of Environmental Degradation
Content Type: Evaluation
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Evaluation Grouping: Thematic
GEF Engagement with Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)
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Evaluation Grouping: Institutional, Thematic
The Global Environment Facility (GEF) has a long history of supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). As the GEF has shifted into more integrated approaches, it has also increasingly engaged MSMEs not only as a source of innovation and as beneficiaries, but also as a partner in…
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GEF Support to Innovation: Findings and Lessons
Content Type: Evaluation
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Evaluation Grouping: Institutional, Thematic
Since the creation of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) as a pilot program in 1991, there has been an expectation that the GEF would be an innovative institution and will use innovation to maximize its impact on global environmental benefits. More recently, the GEF2020 Strategy and GEF-7…
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Third Joint GEF-UNDP Evaluation of the Small Grants Programme (SGP) 2021
Content Type: Evaluation
Status: Published | Last updated on:
Evaluation Grouping: Institutional, Thematic
The GEF created the Small Grants Programme (SGP) in 1992 with the explicit aim of developing community-led and -owned strategies and technologies for reducing threats to the global environment—notably in connection with biodiversity loss, mitigating climate change, land degradation and…