GB-GOV-7-ICF-P0004-ISFL Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs A multilateral project administered by the World Bank which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the land use sector through sustainable landscape management, whilst improving the livelihoods of forest communities. The ISFL combines upfront technical assistance with results-based finance which rewards countries which implement landscape-level approaches that reduce emissions from the forest and land-use sector. ISFL works with 5 countries: Colombia, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Mexico and Zambia. Defra is supporting programmes in Indonesia and Zambia with upfront finance and potentially all countries with results based finance. World Bank UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 25100000 40000000 306122.45 270000 192091.84 490000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 6650000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 338194 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 643179 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The World Bank produced annual report, detailing the performance of the BioCarbon fund. The 2017-18 annual review of the performance of the ISFL Bio Carbon Fund, produced jointly by Defra and BEIS. This is the business case for ISFL produced by BEIS and Defra 2020 Annual Review Participation Agreement for ISFL Amendment to Admin Agreement for ISFL ISFL (The Initiative for Sustainable Forest Landscapes (ISFL) - Bio Carbon Fund) Annual Review 2020-21 GB-GOV-7-P00052-IWT011 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The project is based in Sabie Game Park, a private reserve running along the boundary with Kruger National Park and with the five neighbouring villages. The project will address the threats to rhinos in Kruger by developing alternative wildlife-based sources of income, enhancing community governance structures and increasing awareness of new legislation. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WWF South Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Sabie Game Park, Mozambique -25.095548539604238 32.07595825195312 154523.17 103830 97200 This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-ICF-PO0015-GEF7 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs To support developing countries to implement international agreements on climate change, biodiversity, land degradation and harmful chemicals as integral elements of sustainable development. GEF’s other activities include sustainable forest management, international waters and protecting the ozone layer. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Environment Facility (GEF) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 9000000 10250000 14000000 15750000 16000000 13750000 10000000 6000000 4250000 1000000 12742860 12257860 GEF7 contribution Business Case GEF7 Logical Framework to track results, outcomes and outputs First Annual Review of the UK's GEF7 contribution (2019) GB-GOV-7-ICF-P0006-GEF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK’s funding, along with other donors, will help improve management of landscapes and seascapes covering 300 million hectares, and reduce projected emissions of carbon dioxide by 750 million tons. Global Environment Facility (GEF) UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 6090000 11970000 9870000 7980000 5040000 1050000 21000000 10450000 10550000 2018 Logframe for the Global Environment Facility (GEF) 6th Replenishment, detailing performance of outputs, outcomes and impacts. Memoranda of Understanding between HMG and World Bank for the 6th Replenishment of the Global Environment Facility 2016 Annual Review of Global Environment Facility (GEF) 6th Replenishment 2017 Annual Review of Global Environment Facility (GEF) 6th Replenishment Project completion report of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) 6th Replenishment. Business case for proposed investment in the 2016 Global Environment Facility (GEF) 6th Replenishment. GB-GOV-7-ICF-PO012-LCP1 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The 'Low-Carbon Agriculture and Avoided Deforestation in Brazil, phase 1' project operates in the Amazon and Atlantic Forest biomes in Brazil. The project aims to promote sustainable rural development, restoring deforested and recovering degraded land, and reducing pressure on forests by addressing unsustainable agricultural practices in the Amazon and Atlantic Forest biomes. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Inter-American Development Bank Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 12700000 10800000 1400000 10800000 1400000 11000000 1700000 Administrative Agreement - Low Carbon Agriculture for Avoided Deforestation - Phase 1 ICF-PO002-LCP1 Administrative Agreement Amendment Low Carbon Agriculture for Avoided Deforestation. ICF-PO002-LCP1 GB-GOV-7-PS-OTPPS001 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Provision of identification service for invasive invertebrate plant pests for the UKOTs which can impact upon biodiversity and commercial interests and rapid advice when bio-security threats are detected. ODA funding is being used to support the provision of that service in ODA eligible territories. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FERA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 5000 100000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GB-GOV-7-AQ-TFEIP001 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports TFEIP which is a key scientific body of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Convention on Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP), and supports Parties, including developing countries, in the reporting of air pollutant emissions and projections data to the Convention. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Aether Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA United Kingdom 58701 43160 173851 Committed funding to support the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections from 2017/18 - 2019/20 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Aether Ltd 21580 Q2 payment to Aether Ltd Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Aether Ltd 21580 Q3 payment to Aether Ltd Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Aether Ltd 28830 Payment to support TFEIP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Aether Ltd 43160 Funding to support the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AETHER LTD 15541.00 Consultancy fees to support the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RICARDO-A E A LTD 28830.00 bi-annual payment for TFEIP work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AETHER LTD 28830.00 Q3 Payment to AETHER Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AETHER LTD Agenda for the Workshop in Uzbekistan on Emissions Inventories Report to the EMEP Steering Body on activities of the TFEIP over the last 12 months Website run by the Task Force on Emissions Inventories and Projections Newsletter describing progress and updates from the TFEIP to the inventory community to keep them informed of developments Capacity building webinars detailing best practice on how to compile air pollutant emissions projections across the Energy and agriculture industries Workshop on emissions inventories in Tajikistan Workshop on emissions inventories in Kyrgyzstan Workshop on emissions inventories in Armenia Report by the Co-Chairs of the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections to the EMEP Steering Body on progress over the last 12 months GB-GOV-7-SUB-AAR Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports the UK's annual contribution to The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNECE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 26228 26228 26228 131142 Annual contributions to the Aarhus convention from FY2016/17-FY20/21 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE 36488.24 Annual payment to Aarhus Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNECE 34940.9 Contribution to the Aarhus Convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE 34826.83 This activity supports the UK's annual contribution to The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE The Aarhus Convention home page provides an overview of the objectives of the Aarhus Convention GB-GOV-7-IWT-KAZA01 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The funding will be used to support KAZA countries to develop African-led trans-frontier approaches to support conservation of wildlife, including iconic species such as elephants through efforts in integrated land-use planning, human-wildlife conflict mitigation, community livelihoods and illegal wildlife trade. This funding will be used to provide technical assistance and build capacity within the KAZA countries to address areas for immediate action, provide a foundation for future work programmes and support access to wider funding options. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs KAZA Secretariat Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA KAVANGO ZAMBEZI TRANSFRONTIER CONSERVATION AREA (KAZA TFCA) -18.062312304546715 23.642578125 500000 500000 142597 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs KAVANGO ZAMBEZI TRANSFRONTIER CONSERVATION AREA 642597.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 133190.29 Payment to KAVANGO ZAMBEZI TRANSFRONTIER CONSERVATION AREA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs KAVANGO ZAMBEZI TRANSFRONTIER CONSERVATION AREA This is the updated KAZA Business Case in response to the COVID19 delays. This is the original KAZA Business Case GB-GOV-7-MAR-P002 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This funding will enable full attendance of Commonwealth Litter Programme (CLiP) conferences, fund ODA-eligible countries to attend their relevant regional conferences, and deliver an inward and outwards visits of technical experts from CCOA countries including the UK. This will help share UK technical expertise, building capability in developing countries in designing and implementing waste management activities. CLiP works with partners across the Commonwealth to share expertise and find solutions to the environmental and socio-economic problems caused by litter in the marine environment. Travel and subsistence through ODA will directly act upon the mandate in the 25 Year Environment Plan to support developing nations to tackle plastic pollution. This in turn will help drive direct action towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - in particular SDG14 Life Below Water - as well as elements of SDG 3 (good health and well-being for people), SDG 11 (sustainable cities and communities) and SDG 12 (responsible consumption and production). This funding will cover the travel and subsistence for additional participants from the other regions to take part in the regional conferences. The funding will be focused on those ODA-eligible countries that need it the most. Funding travel and subsistence for increased regional participation is a cost-effective way of maximising impact and reach of the regional conference on marine litter, which will support cooperation, information-sharing and solutions on one of the most widespread and critical problems facing our ocean today. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA South Pacific region 30000 265000 489.35 CCOA Q4 expenses Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 251.65 CCOA Q3 expenses Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 50000 SPREP contribution for marine litter research Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Secretariat of the Pacfici Regional Environment Programme 20106 Ocean Conservancy Ghost Gear project Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Conservancy 481.25 Catering fees for overseas workshop Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 100000 Contribution to Waste and Resources Action Programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WASTE & RESOURCES ACTION PROGRAMME 11611.87 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Common Seas 755.13 Q4 19/20 expenses Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 295000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 35984 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Conservancy 20371 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Conservancy 23645 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Conservancy 10000 Support for the BBNJ conference Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS OFFICE OF LEGAL AFFAIRS 20106 Ocean Conservancy Ghost Gear project Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OCEAN CONSERVANCY 20000 Contribution to waste and resources action programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WASTE & RESOURCES ACTION PROGRAMME 35984 Contribution to Panama Workshop Delivery Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OCEAN CONSERVANCY Reports produced for the first phase of the Commonwealth Litter Programme (CLiP) in the South Pacific GB-GOV-7-MAR-P001 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs During her visit to Kenya in August 2018, Theresa May launched a UK partnership with UN Environment to develop a Young Leaders Plastic Challenge Badge. In Phase 1 the programme developed the training material for a plastic challenge badge, this was then undertaken in four African countries (Ghana, Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania). Over 30,000 young leaders engaged in the programme which saw a real impact in countries like Kenya, Tanzania and Ghana where Scouts were actively involved in influencing national policy change about legislation around single-use plastic bags. Phase 2 aims to build upon the work successfully completed in phase 1, by reaching communities in many of the countries with the greatest issues with plastic pollution. The programme will expand the badge into a further 15 countries engaging up to an additional 300,000 young people and leave a legacy for the future years. Empowering young people remains a priority for the UK Government, and through HMG’s international work on marine litter, we have an opportunity to inspire young leaders in tackling marine plastic pollution. Now that the success of badge has been demonstrated through the pilot phase, there is a platform to secure deeper participation in other key countries in Africa and Asia Pacific. This work supports the UK’s domestic and global leadership to eliminate all avoidable single use plastics as set out in the HMG’s 25 Year Environment Plan and work with other countries to drive global ambition to protect and enhance the world’s oceans in support of UN SDG 14. Raising public awareness and effecting behaviour change is a key component of the global effort to reduce plastic pollution. Young people are a key demographic to engage, and one that we currently struggle to reach. The Scouts and Girl guiding Associations are uniquely placed to do this outreach, with combined total global membership of 65 million young people. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 98000 500000 39778.95 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP 39276.77 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP 500000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP 598000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 11611.87 Payment to Commons Seas on Delivering on Project Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Commons Seas UNEP webpage for the Tide Turners Plastic Challenge Badge programme. Details the programme and how many young people have completed the training so far. GB-GOV-7-GB-GOV-7-EQ Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ground-level ozone concentrations are high in many crop-growing areas of the world. Concentrations are increasing rapidly in developing countries and are predicted to continue to increase in coming decades unless measures are taken to cut precursor emissions. Ozone pollution has adverse impacts on crop production of sensitive species such as beans, soybean, wheat, rice and maize, and therefore contributes to the yield gap reported for these crops. The study reviewed the literature for field-based evidence of impacts of ambient ozone levels on crops in ODA countries. For most ODA countries, little to no field-based evidence has been collated for ozone impacts on crops. Data is especially lacking for Africa (although some evidence is presented here for Egypt), most of Central and South America and South-eastern and Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia. However, in the last 15 years, considerable evidence of ozone impacts on crops has emerged from a limited number of locations in China, India and to some extent Pakistan. The reduction of crop yield losses due to ozone in these countries is often in the range of 5 – 20%, with sometimes losses being reported in excess of 40%. The sensitivity to ozone varies between crop species, with legumes such as bean and soybean often being identified as very sensitive, wheat being sensitive and rice and maize being less sensitive to ozone. In addition, the sensitivity to ozone varies between varieties of crop species. There is a need to include assessment of ozone sensitivity in crop breeding programmes and field trials to develop high yielding ozone tolerant varieties that are also more resilient to future climate stresses such as heat and drought stress. In addition, potential crop management options that could contribute to reducing the adverse impacts of ozone on crops should be tested under field conditions. These approaches will contribute significantly to reducing the current yield gap for crops. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UKCEH Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Global EN 15000 GB-GOV-7-DPLUS-R9 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Darwin Plus, also known as the Overseas Territories Environment and Climate Fund, is a programme designed to help fund environmental projects in the 14 UK Overseas territories. The programme also receives funding support from FCDO for the 4 ODA-eligible countries (St Helena, Tristan Da Cunha, Montserrat and Pitcairn Islands). Projects under the competitive grant scheme must address one or more of the following themes: • Biodiversity: improving and conserving biodiversity, and slowing or reversing biodiversity loss and degradation; • Climate change: responding to, mitigating and adapting to climate change and its effects on the natural environment and local communities; • Environmental quality: improving the condition and protection of the natural environment; • Capability and capacity building: enhancing the capacity within UKOTs to support the environment in the short- and long-term. By 2023, the Darwin Plus programme has invested over £47 million in more than 250 projects in the OTs since being established in 2012. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Joint Nature Conservation Committee UK Overseas Territories Conservation Forum Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Montserrat St Helena and Tristan da Cunha 983232 GB-GOV-7-PO020-C4F Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Cities4Forests programme provides a network, between cities in developing nations, to share lessons learned and baselines on forest restoration and protection programmes. This allows best practice to be identified and adopted across cities’ interventions and facilitates accelerated innovation. Defra’s investment in Cities4Forests will finance specific activities that will help decision makers and officials in cities, in a number of developing countries, access tools, resources and technical assistance that can support them in developing policies and interventions to protect and restore forests. The programme will also seek to deliver a ‘global mayoral declaration’ on the value of trees and forests and their role in combatting climate change. The programme will focus on: strengthening institutional capacity and capability through technical assistance to improve developing country’s city government support for and investment in trees, forests, and green infrastructure; supporting developing country’s city governments to increase investment (political, economic, and social) and implement new and/or improved programs to support the management and conservation of inner and nearby forests; supporting and encouraging developing country mayors to increase political action and support for trees and forests as a solution for combatting climate change, supporting better water management, and improving human health and well-being. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Resources Institute Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 560000 560000 Commitment to Cities 4 Forests programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE 560000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE GB-GOV-7-APHW1H Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The project will provide bilateral targeted technical assistance to facilitate response and recovery from Covid-19 by experts from across the Defra Group – [Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA), Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), and Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD)] – to partners in Ghana, Ethiopia, Egypt and Bangladesh. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 1646000 GB-GOV-7-IWT034 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The project aims to address IWT within Niassa National Reserve, the 3rd largest reserve in Africa. Work will be focused within the Chuilexi conservancy, known to hold a quarter of Niassa’s remnant elephant population. Working with three communities, the project aims to reduce instances of lion and elephant poaching and safeguard populations of these species within Chuilexi by involving local women and men in conservancy decision-making and discouraging participation in IWT through economic incentives and participation in direct preventative action. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Fauna and Flora International (FFI) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 176497 181123 GB-GOV-7-IWT004 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will develop a model approach for a behaviour-change campaign incorporating a strong science-based approach to tackle the demand for illegal wildlife products in Asia that will be available to other organisations working specifically on reducing consumption of rhino horn and other illegal-traded wildlife products. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Save The Rhino International Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 134986 136310 17120 GB-GOV-7-IWT006 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will build on experience with a recent rhino horn demand reduction campaign. It will produce three new illustrated 16-page children’s booklets in Vietnamese and English, one each on elephants, tigers and pangolins, and prepare electronic versions of these. It will produce animated videos of 10 minutes for each of the four booklets (including the rhino booklet that already exists) for dissemination in Vietnam. The videos will be broadcast at least 100 times over the course of a year on national television. Surveys will be used to measure the impact of the material. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Humane Society International Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 378.77 38591.68 GB-GOV-7-IWT002 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project aims to build the capacity, political interest, and longer-term commitment of government, media and civil society to reduce illegal trafficking in wildlife. It also aims to strengthen enforcement and prosecution of wildlife trafficking crimes and help disrupt and dismantle the criminal networks driving the illegal trade. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 127293 69855 82560 GB-GOV-7-AEWA-BC01 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem (BCLME) is one of the richest concentrations of marine life in the world, providing significant natural resources for local communities in Angola, Namibia and South Africa and supporting wider regional biodiversity. Protecting this vital natural resource is essential for sustainable regional development. However the BLCME continues to decline in the face of continued development pressure, overfishing and a lack of effective management resources. This project aims to provide funding to i) facilitate collaboration among key state and non-state stakeholders to hasten the implementation of the African Eurasian Waterbird Agreemement (AEWA) International Action Plan for Benguela; and ii) undertake a review of estuarine systems along the Benguela current, a widely acknowledged priority action. The interfaces between the Benguela current and freshwater resources (i.e. estuarine systems) are key biodiversity hotspots, providing significant natural resources for local communities. But the benefits they provide are threatened by development pressures. The distribution of these estuaries and the pressures they face are not well understood. The estuarine system reviews will i) help fill key knowledge gaps; and ii) facilitate the creation of sustainable development plans to ensure the ecosystem services these sites provide are maintained. The review will use satellite-based Earth Observation tools to identify estuarine areas and, once identified, will undertake field visits to assess the development pressures on these sites through engagement with local communities. All the data will then be compiled into a report highlighting the extent of estuarine systems and the development pressures they face, including identification of potential solutions to reduce pressures on these systems. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AEWA Secretariat Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 89665 89665 Ear-marked funding to the AEWA secretariat for programme of work "Supporting the sustainable use of the natural resources of the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem along the shores of Angola, Namibia and South Africa for the benefit of local communities and regional biodiversity." Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AEWA Secretariat 89665 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP AEWA SECRETARIAT GB-GOV-7-MAR-P006 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Antigua and Barbuda is a Small Island Developing State (SID) in the Eastern Caribbean committed to global commitments on sustainable development and keen to explore new sustainable marine economy opportunities. Antigua and Barbuda has recognised the benefits blue growth can bring to the Eastern Caribbean SIDS, but uptake is currently low. The Government of Antigua and Barbuda is keen to accelerate and promote sustainable blue economy opportunities in Antigua and Barbuda and the Eastern Caribbean and has sought support from UK Government Ministers and senior officials to co-host a Ministerial Roundtable event for Eastern Caribbean countries. This event will tackle barriers to long term, sustainable blue growth and lay the foundations for Eastern Caribbean SIDS to realise the opportunities presented by the Blue Economy. This programme will support the hosting of such event, but will also progress a number of support activities in the run up to the event using world-class UK expertise. Other work as part of this programme includes the implementation of a biodiversity and community vulnerability risk assessment due to climate change. This builds on work undertaken through the Commonwealth Marine Economies Programme and Green Climate Fund National Adaptation Planning preparation funds. This programme will lead to progress in the development of sustainable ocean based activities whilst demonstrating UK leadership working in partnership with a regional leader. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Antigua and Barbuda 17.214264312027566 -61.732177734375 265000 265000 Funds committed to one year programme to be delivered by Cefas Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 45668.47 Q2 expenditure for delivery of programme by Cefas Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 59157.49 Q3 expenditure by Cefas to deliver programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas GB-GOV-7-MAR-P005 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The purpose of the project is to collaborate with South African research organisations involved with the designation and management of marine protected areas as the government increases it Marine Protected Area (MPA) coverage in line with international commitments and support its voluntary commitment to introduce marine spatial planning in South African water. Recent engagements between South Africa and the UK has identified a desire to collaborate with world leading UK research organisations. This project will specifically focus on a priority identified by South African stakeholders, to further the capability in seabed mapping in support of marine management. This project will showcase UK expertise in data poor environments to produce spatial maps to inform local biodiversity management within South Africa’s growing network of MPAs. Understanding the spatial distribution of different benthic species and habitats is important for sustainable resource management, development of new economic opportunities, safeguarding ocean health and in the quantification of blue carbon and capital. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA South Africa -29.859701442126745 23.6865234375 135000 135000 Committed funding to Cefas to deliver programming Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 3082.63 Q2 budget expenditure Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 65526 Q3 Budget expenditure Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas GB-GOV-7-MAR-P004 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for International Development has made up to £10 million available for technical assistance to support Defra target countries: Indonesia is one of these countries. This project will help build the monitoring and analytical capacity, both in equipment and technical expertise, for the Indonesian government. Indonesia is the 2nd biggest contributer of mis-managed plastic waste in the world (1) and have pledged a 70% reduction in marine waste by 2025 (2). There are three work packages (WPs) within this project: * WP1: Perception study. * WP2: Procuring and setting-up two microplastics analysis laboratories, including providing training in their use. * WP3: Funding for five Indonesian officals to attend the Singapore Marine Litter Conference, 5-7 Dec 2018. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Indonesia -5.94477461346691 106.69921875 195000 44719 Q4 18/19 expenditure Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 518.97 Q1 FY19/20 expenditure Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 1055.05 Q2 FY19/20 expenditure Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 689.04 Q3 FY1920 Expenditure Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 195000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GB-GOV-7-ALB-KEW001 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew provides an international centre of expertise and benefits to developing countries, including through collections and seed banks, agricultural science including collaboration with the ODA eligible Global Crop Diversity Trust, plant health including diagnosis of plant pests and diseases and biosecurity, capacity building (CBD, CITES, Nagoya Protocol, IPBES), M&E of ICF, advice on climate change resilience. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew - RBG Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 3100000 3100000 3100000 19000 Funding for work to tackle the Illegal Timber Trade Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew 798000 Q4 2018/19 Disbursement to Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew 799000 Q1 2018/19 Disbursement to Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew 813000 Q3 2018/19 disbursement to Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew 15500000 Commitment to Kew from 2016/17-2020/21 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RBG Kew 777239.09 Q1 2019/20 Disbursement to Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew 775000 Q4 2017/18 disbursement to Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew 778000 Q2 2018/19 disbursement to Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew 783579.81 Q2 2019/20 Disbursement to Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew 776633 Q3 2019/20 Disbursement to Kew Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Kew GB-GOV-7-ALB-JNCC001 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This programme is delivered by JNCC and aims to improve environmental management. This includes better management of water resources, fisheries and landscapes and to enhance economic security, welfare and development of local communities dependent on the natural environment for their livelihoods. This includes farmers dependent on scarce water resources and island communities where better fisheries management increases food supply and incomes. Landscape scale management enhances security of food and water supply and reduces vulnerability to natural disasters such as drought or storm associated flooding and coastal hurricane storm surge. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Montserrat 16.733975275656277 -62.189483642578125 60000 60000 60000 60000 60000 17000 Q2 2018/19 disbursement to JNCC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 119950 Disbursement to JNCC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 98466 Q4 2019/20 Disbursement to JNCC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 300000 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 8190.26 Quarterly budget expenditure Q2 2019/20 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 21608.5 Quarterly expenditure JNCC Q3 2019/20 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC GB-GOV-7-P001-APHA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs To provide capacity development training to ODA eligible countries which regularly export regulated plant health goods to the UK. Training would either be on-the ground in the recipient country, in the form of placements in the UK, e.g. at Fera Science Ltd. or working alongside APHA inspectors at points of entry or a combination of the two. A range of training materials will also be developed and provided. Provision of such training should help reduced the number of non-compliant consignments exported to the UK, a significant proportion of which are destroyed when intercepted by the UK plant health service. Destruction of consignments obviously negates all financial benefits to the exporter. UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Fera Ltd Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 100000 17633.00 Final payment for plant compliance work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FERA SCIENCE LIMITED 4652 Payment to FERA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FERA Science Limited 77715 Payment to FERA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FERA SCIENCE LIMITED 100000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GB-GOV-7-ICF-P0005-SriL Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This World Bank-managed project aims to improve the management of ecosystems in selected locations in Sri Lanka for conservation and community benefits by enhancing the management of protected areas and biologically-critical ecosystems, in order to avoid deforestation and increase resilience to climate change. World Bank UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 19500000 19500000 Commitment to project Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 19500000 Reinvestment in New Programme - PO014 GPS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GB-GOV-7-GESVD01 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The global Ecosystem Services Value Database (ESVD) was developed with Defra support in 2010. This database holds values of 22 ecosystem services across 10 habitat types. It is owned by the Foundation for Sustainable Development (FSD). The ESV Database has hardly been updated since its publication in 2010 and needs improving for the following reasons: • It is only available as an Excel file, which makes it difficult to use the data. • There is no system in place to continually update and review the data in the database. • There is no system in place to communicate the (updated) content of the database to potential users of the data. This procurement is to support an evidence project to deliver an update to the database, which provides key evidence in support of driving improvements in environmental, climate and sustainable development-focused programming across the ICF portfolio and wider UK Government development programming. The updated product will enable UK Government and actors globally to more accurately estimate the impact of policies and interventions on specific locations and habitats across the developing world, before design and implementation stages. In this way, it will enable them to more effectively deliver sustainable development outcomes for people in poverty in ODA-eligible countries. UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Foundation For Sustainable Development Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 100000 40218.95 payment for GESVD output 2 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Foundation for Sustainable Development 25155.90 payment for GESVD output 3 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Foundation for Sustainable Development 21134.77 Payment for GESVD programme output 1 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Foundation for Sustainable Development 7527.71 4th payment for the GESVD project Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FOUNDATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 100000 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 11948.75 payment for the GESVD project Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FOUNDATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GB-GOV-7-MOHC-001 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments (e.g. Climate Change Act 2008 and UNFCCC negotiations). Climate models and underpinning science developed using MOHCCP funding are publically available and used as the foundation for many projects that aim to build resilience to a changing climate in developing countries. The models are used for developing systems in developing countries to produce climate projections. For example, the models have been used to analyse drought in the Horn of Africa, climate change impacts in Bangladesh and to build resilience to climate change in the Philippines. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre University of Manchester University of Reading Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 4100000 4100000 4100000 23024.28 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 1850.34 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 8419.91 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 986.85 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 62084.65 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 12416.93 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 42099.54 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 4934.24 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 370.07 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 645.00 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 7202.80 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments . Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Reading 36013.99 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments . Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Reading 23024.28 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments . Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 4604.86 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments . Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 655000 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments . Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Business Energy And Industrial Strategy 23024.28 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments . Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 4604.89 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments . Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 34974.30 Payment for ozone monitoring work carried out by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 975000 Payment to BEIS for the MOHC climate change modelling work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 31029.75 Ozone monitoring led by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 20209.84 Payment to support ozone monitoring delivered by University of Reading Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Reading 53216.34 ozone monitoring work delivered by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 52442.34 Ozone monitoring work carried out by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 2035.00 Ozone monitoring work carried out by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 774 Correction on payment University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 645 Ozone monitoring contract delivered by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 23180.25 Ozone monitoring work carried out by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 58442.34 Ozone monitoring work carried out by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 2017500.00 Climate change modelling work carried out by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 52442.34 Ozone monitoring work by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 23180.25 ozone monitoring delivered by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 672500.00 Payment for climate change modelling delivered by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 662500.00 Payment for climate change modelling delivered by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 23180.25 Ozone monitoring delivered by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 52442.34 Ozone monitoring work delivered by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 23180.25 Ozone monitoring work delivered by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 20930.93 Ozone monitoring work delivered by University of Reading Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Reading 6996.09 Payment to University of Reading for ozone monitoring work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Reading 34563.00 Payment to MOHC for ozone monitoring work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 662500.00 Payment to MOHC for climate change modelling Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 12411.98 Payment for ozone monitoring by UoM Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 662500.00 2019/20 Q4 payment to MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 2360.00 Payment to MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 30351.82 Payment to Met Office for ozone monitoring Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MET OFFICE 30351.82 Payment to Met Office for Ozone Monitoring Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MET OFFICE 20500000 MOHC climate programme commitment FY2016/17-FY20/21 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre Climate 1418.40 Payment to the UoM for Ozone monitoring Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 645 Payment to University of Manchester for ozone monitoring work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Manchester 662500 Q3 2019/20 payment to support MOHC climate programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BEIS 3372.42 Payment to Met Office for ozone monitoring work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 16862.12 Payment to MOHC for ozone monitoring work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 2025.72 Ozone monitoring work delivered by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER 405.14 Ozone monitoring work delivered by University of Manchester Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER 25293.18 Ozone monitoring delivered by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 24509.03 Ozone monitoring delivered by MOHC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre 4604.86 Funding from UK government to deliver excellent climate research to provide an improved understanding of past climate and enable better projections to underpin national scientific capability and inform domestic and international policy commitments . Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Met Office Hadley Centre GB-GOV-7-DPS-UKCDR Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a UK contribution to support the UKCDR. The UK Collaborative on Development Research (UKCDR) brings together the main UK government departments and research funders working in international development. It aims to strengthen the value and impact of all UK government funded ODA research programmes by promoting coherence, collaboration and joint action. UKCDR is directed by a Strategic Coherence of ODA-funded Research Board (SCOR), comprising DFID, BEIS, DHSC, UKRI and the Wellcome Trust. An Advisory Group represents the interests and expertise of wider UKCDR members (Defra, FCO, GO-Science, Devolved Administrations). UKCDR does not fund research itself. Members’ contributions support the administrative functions of UKCDR. UKCDR’s strategy (2018-22) aligns to the 2015 UK Aid Strategy and the UN Global Goals. It includes a core commitment to data mapping, analysis and foresight so that UKCDR can build a coherent picture of the UK’s spend on international development research to advise and support its members. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK Collaborative on Development Research Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 26000 26000 125000 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 1204.97 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for UKCDR contributions Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 12455.64 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for their UKCDR Contribution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 1572.79 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for their UKCDR Contribution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 22.01 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for their UKCDR Contribution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 9511.60 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for UKCDR contributions Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 5345.53 Payment to The Wellcome Trust for the UKCDR contribution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 6014.55 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for UKCDR contributions. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 13.76 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for UKCDR contributions. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 5112.00 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for UKCDR contributions Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust 552.23 Payment to the Wellcome Trust for UKCDR contributions. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wellcome Trust GB-GOV-7-IWT024 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project aims to reduce poaching of rhino and elephant within specific protected areas in sub-Saharan Africa, by significantly improving parks’ law enforcement capacity. Training will be provided to rangers in proven tracking tactics. Additional training in information gathering and analysis - and the establishment of an information network between protected areas - will improve coordination of national and international efforts to disrupt illegal wildlife trade. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Tusk Trust Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 388380 32895 8224 4671 20000 Q3 payment 2018/19 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Turk Trust This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT023 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will strengthen governance and leverage effective enforcement actions against wildlife trafficking networks along the primary trade route between Burma and China. Technical support will be provided to enhance capacity of Burma's law enforcement agencies and strengthen cooperation with Chinese authorities at the Muse-Ruili border crossing, disrupting a priority wildlife trafficking corridor in Southeast Asia. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 20.632784250388028 96.6796875 134168 203488 50872.25 50872.25 50872.25 16837.69 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT026 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The project will enable NRT's Conservancy Livelihood Fund to operate at scale across a 2.7 million hectare landscape in northern Kenya's elephant range. This fund will support communities, through their Community Conservancies, to enhance their livelihoods with human, economic and land development, and link these benefits to conservancy membership. This will cement the relationship between successful conservancies, good elephant protection, and their own well-being. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 1.7575368113083254 38.056640625 241199 241749 60437.25 60299.75 60299.75 GB-GOV-7-IWT027 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will (1) support the Indonesian Conservation Law reform; (2) train Indonesian law enforcement agencies; (3) undertake 20 high-profile cases against prominent wildlife trafficking networks; (4) continue efforts to mitigate human-tiger conflict; and (5) initiate transnational enforcement operations. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Indonesia -6.217012327817175 106.83654785156249 50090 109884 27471 27471 27471 27108 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT029 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will create Uganda’s first fully integrated intelligence network to tackle illegal wildlife trade in the country. It aims to improve the ability of Uganda Wildlife Authority’s recently established Wildlife Crime Unit to collect and analyse intelligence data at multiple scales. It will also promote cooperation between multiple government and local NGO partners to increase arrests and prosecutions of offenders and ensure that appropriate penalties are awarded and enforced. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs The Wild Foundation Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Uganda 0.8788717828324276 32.607421875 228576 220595 57144.00 57143.00 57144.00 57144.00 This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT012 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will launch a new anti-poaching program in Kyrgyz Republic, called Citizen-Ranger Wildlife Protection Program, to train, inspire and better appreciate the efforts of state rangers, and encourage support and collaboration from local communities, in order to reduce poaching in and around protected areas. The approach has already been piloted and now it will be scaled up to a national model. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Snow Leopard Trust Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Kyrgyzstan 41.42625319507269 75.1904296875 119810 81210 51510 This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT032 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project uses existing intelligence to integrate pro-poor policies for park-adjacent communities alongside anti-trafficking objectives, removing drivers of wildlife crime locally whilst simultaneously targeting convictions higher up the IWT value chain. Outputs will be implemented via "best of breed" partnerships with international, national, and local organisations with expertise in livelihoods, human wildlife conflict (HWC), crime analysis, legal and intelligence skills. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Tusk Trust Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Uganda 1.3621763466641712 32.7392578125 209365 279286 52341.00 52341.00 52341.00 45631.46 76530 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT033 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will generate political support, leverage greater accountability of government and provide actionable intelligence to law enforcement agencies to put Asia's most prolific wildlife trafficking companies out of business. It will generate incentives, through an informed and active constituency within influential agencies in government; pressure the media and international organisations, by guiding external attention from influential countries; and provide actionable intelligence to enable an effective policy and law enforcement response. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Lao people's democratic republic 19.932041306115536 102.7001953125 128955 159076 32238.75 32238.75 32238.75 32238.75 39768.60 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT018 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The project aims to link existing elements of the Mali Elephant Project by providing communications, transport and personnel to monitor, report and inform on progress, creating an integrated community anti-poaching operative building on a successful approach and providing training. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Wild Foundation Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Mali 15.919073517982426 -3.1640625 122909 68841 52810 55440 17937.50 16967.83 16967.83 16967.84 13202.50 13202.50 13202.50 80000.00 13202.50 42909.00 13860.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-ICF-PO002-Brazil Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Cerrado Program aimed to assist Brazil in mitigating climate change in the Cerrado Biome and in improving its environmental and natural resources management through appropriate policies and practices. The objective of the Cerrado Program is “to assist Brazil in mitigating climate change in the Cerrado Biome and improving environmental and natural resources management in that biome through appropriate policies and practices.” The four recipient-executed projects have the following Project Development Objectives: Piauí Project: “to promote the reduction of climate-change impacts in the Cerrado of southern Piauí by: (a) promoting the environmental regularization of landholdings in the targeted municipalities; and (b) preventing and combatting forest fires through the integration of local actors and promoting the adoption of sustainable production practices in the targeted municipalities.” Bahia Project: “to promote the reduction of climate-change impacts in the Cerrado of western Bahia by: (a) promoting the environmental regularization of landholdings in the targeted municipalities and supporting actions to promote recovery of environmental liabilities; and (b) strengthening the state’s capacity to prevent and combat forest fires through the integration of local actors and promoting the adoption of sustainable production practices in the targeted municipalities.” Federal Project: “to enhance the capacity of the Ministry of Environment to establish integrated forest-fire management and landholding registration in selected rural areas of the Cerrado Biome.” INPE Project: “to facilitate the monitoring, analysis and early detection of forest fires by using the TERRAMA2-Queimadas to support decision making among environmental managers in the Cerrado Biome.” World Bank UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 2000000 8000000 2000000 8000000 GB-GOV-7-IWT016 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project aims to strengthen the capacity of law enforcement agencies and also to enhance national and regional collaborations both between Indonesia and other Southeast Asian nations, serving as a model for inter-agency and south-south collaboration to combat IWT. In addition, around critical tiger conservation landscapes in Indonesia, the project will support local communities to mitigate tiger conflict. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Indonesia and Vietnam 8299 114507 87203 28626.75 28626.75 28626.75 28626.75 8289.00 GB-GOV-7-IWT014 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will work in the Chiquibul National Park in Belize, and the Maya Mountains-Chiquibul Biosphere Reserve in Guatemala. The project aims to improve enforcement and improve intelligence and prosecution of wildlife traffickers and to improve cross-border and cross-sector coordination on wildlife trafficking. The project will also aim to improve livelihoods in rural communities along wildlife trafficking routes and Increase awareness about the impacts of wildlife. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Guatemala and Belize Belize 16.958730946063156 -88.72558593749999 Guatemala 15.326571801420842 -90.5712890625 57903 122062 119496 90447 GB-GOV-7-IWT015 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will build on the foundation of previous demand reduction campaigns, aiming to activate the public to engage in anti-ivory campaigns themselves. This will include: harnessing the power of social media, building on a pilot ("voices of China"); working with corporate leaders; research work to further explain the rationale for restricting the legal market for ivory and promoting this work to Chinese officials and the Chinese public. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA China 34.52466147177172 101.77734374999999 105288 103866 29736 GB-GOV-7-IWT031 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will strengthen Cameroon’s capacity to tackle poaching and wildlife trafficking in a key landscape through: reinforcing site based protection across state and privately managed lands; empowering forest communities to engage in efforts to combat IWT; reinforcing local livelihoods; strengthening open and equitable collaboration between stakeholders; monitoring and evaluating effectiveness of interventions; and supporting the legal process in proper application of wildlife laws. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Zoological Society of London (ZSL) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Cameroon 3.5719046089308994 11.953125 170546 175935 42636.50 42294.5 42636.50 42636.50 43706.75 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7--7-P00052-IWT013 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project aims to address the disparity between arrests and convictions in the prosecution of IWT-related crimes in the eight African target countries through the establishment of a wildlife forensic network. This project will support the development of a laboratory network, whereby countries with core DNA forensic laboratories will service satellite units in neighbouring countries. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNODC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Countries involved include Botswana, Gabon, Zambia, Central African Republic, Rep of Congo, Mali, Angola and Zimbabwe. 94500 154000 GB-GOV-7--7-P00052-IWT009 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will up-skill Malawian officials, (through cascade training) supporting them in investigating and prosecuting wildlife crime. To support investigations and prosecutions, this project will produce a legislation handbook on Acts relevant to wildlife crime as an aid to prosecutors and judiciary, and establish a national database on wildlife crime to ensure accurate reporting and facilitate intelligence gathering. An ivory stockpile inventory system will be developed. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPCA International Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Malawi -13.375368473684512 33.90380859375 7173 91335 57997.82 26093.18 21022.75 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GB-GOV-7-IWT025 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will dissuade Vietnamese and Chinese consumers from purchasing pangolin products by debunking the false medicinal value of their scales and making the consumption of pangolin meat socially unacceptable, and also build capacity for more effective enforcement of trade bans. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WildAid Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Viet Nam 10.73617549474053 106.710205078125 China 39.639537564366684 114.43359375 97800 97800 24450 24450 24450 24450 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-P00052-IWT005 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project aims to increase cooperation between national and international authorities and resulting seizures and prosecutions will contribute to the suppression of the illegal trade of elephant ivory and rhinoceros horn. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Interpol Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 50213.98 101962.93 33921 This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT022 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project creates an operational Wildlife Crime Investigations Unit (WCIU) and Community Enforcement Networks (CENs). These new law enforcement entities will operate under the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) with direction from the Inter-Agency Committee to Combat Wildlife Crime. The WCIU and CENs will investigate serious wildlife crimes, including elephant poaching and ivory trafficking. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Malawi -13.998036539606128 33.760986328125 161165 136645 34161 34161 34161 23007 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT028 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will reduce the illegal killing of endangered wildlife, particularly elephants and rhinos, in Kenya by significantly increasing conviction rates and penalties for those who commit wildlife crime. This will be achieved by: 1) providing training to law enforcement personnel along the entire criminal trial process, from the scene of the crime to the point of conviction; 2) enabling court user committees to become effective forums for the review and administration of justice in cases of wildlife crime. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Space For Giants Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Kenya -1.301767871939471 36.8096923828125 80094 60635 15158.75 10319 20638 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 9679.5 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a link directing visitors to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund's website where projects can be accessed. GB-GOV-7-IWT010 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project will be a pilot for a Rhino Impact Bond which aims to provide long-term financing to support site-level protection and management at globally-important rhino sites. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Zoological Society of London (ZSL) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 317301.32 163049 GB-GOV-7-IWT008 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The project will design a ‘gold standard’ wildlife protection technological system to serve as a pilot project working in Kenya’s Tsavo West National Park, aiming to demonstrate the positive impact of robust technological security and training systems. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Stimson Centre Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 9159 61390 49451 GB-GOV-7-INTSUB002-CBD Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports the UK's annual core contribution to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). The CBD is the main international forum devoted to the conservation and sustainable use of the world’s biological diversity, from genetic resources, to whole ecosystems. It has almost universal membership, with 196 Parties – only the USA and the Holy See are not Party to the CBD. The Convention on Biological Diversity explicitly aims to contribute human well-being and poverty eradication in developing countries through taking actions to halt biodiversity loss and ensuring essential ecosystem services. It has three main objectives: the conservation of biological diversity; the sustainable use of its components; and the fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising out of the utilization of genetic resources. In addition to our annual core contribution, Defra occasionally extends ear-marked voluntary contributions to support further work carried out by the CBD Secretariat. UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 538291 751291 538291 555405.83 508885.04 65000 Extra contribution to the CBD Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 150000 Extra contribution to CBD Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 100000 Additional voluntary contribution to the CBD to support ODA eligible delegate attendance at CBD meeting. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme - CBD 113000 An additional ear-marked contribution to the CBD to review progress in the achievement of the global biodiversity target on protected areas (Aichi Target 11) in 40 developing countries and analysis of how this can help in the development of a revised target for the post-2020 framework. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme - Convention on Biological Diversity 113000 Ear-marked contribution for Aichi 11 target review Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs SECRETARIAT OF THE CONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY CBD 558054.15 Annual contribution to the CBD Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP 2691455.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 461696.97 This activity supports the UK's annual core contribution to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). The CBD is the main international forum devoted to the conservation and sustainable use of the world’s biological diversity, from genetic resources, to whole ecosystems Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP The current Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 – A ten-year framework for action by all countries and stakeholders to save biodiversity and enhance its benefits for people. The report assesses progress on implementation of the CBD Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 and its Aichi Biodiversity Targets. The results show that overall the UK is making good progress, with five targets on track to be achieved, and progress being made for 14 more. GB-GOV-7-INTSUB010-MIN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports the UK's annual contribution to the Minamata Convention on Mercury which is a global treaty to protect human health and the environment from the adverse effects of mercury. The Convention draws attention to a global and ubiquitous metal that, while naturally occurring, has broad uses in everyday objects and is released to the atmosphere, soil and water from a variety of sources. Controlling the anthropogenic releases of mercury throughout its lifecycle has been a key factor in shaping the obligations under the Convention. Major highlights of the Minamata Convention include a ban on new mercury mines, the phase-out of existing ones, the phase out and phase down of mercury use in a number of products and processes, control measures on emissions to air and on releases to land and water, and the regulation of the informal sector of artisanal and small-scale gold mining. The Convention also addresses interim storage of mercury and its disposal once it becomes waste, sites contaminated by mercury as well as health issues. The Minamata Convention on Mercury, under Article 13, sets up a Specific International Programme to support capacity building and technical assistance. The Programme is expected to improve the capacity of developing-country Parties and Parties with economies in transition to implement their obligations under the Convention. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 200000 205000 112311.00 2019 contribution to the Minamata convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 78358.32 106964.29 2020 contribution to Minamata Convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 405000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 161650.69 2020 contribution to Minamata Convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP GB-GOV-7-SUB-ITPGRFA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is an UK contribution to ITPGRFA which aims to guarantee food security through the conservation, exchange and sustainable use of the world's plant genetic resources for food and agriculture (PGRFA), as well as the fair and equitable benefit sharing arising from its use. Contracting Party contributions are used to support the following main themes of the Treaty; The Benefit Sharing Fund; aimed at the conservation and development of these crop genetic resources in cooperation with farmers. The Global Information System; created to facilitate the exchange of information. Sustainable Use; aimed at promoting an integrated approach to sustainable use of PGRFA among Contracting Parties, to support in the development and maintenance of appropriate policy and legal measures. Farmers Rights; this recognizes the enormous contribution that local and indigenous communities and farmers of all regions of the world make. It gives governments the responsibility for implementing Farmers' Rights, and lists measures that could be taken to protect, promote and realize these rights. Multilateral System (MLS); countries agree to make their genetic diversity and related information about the crops stored in their gene banks available to all through the MLS. Compliance; aimed at promoting compliance with all the provisions of the Treaty and to address issues of non-compliance, include monitoring, offering advice or assistance, including legal advice or legal assistance. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 114750 114750 114750 142382.31 2020 contribution to support the international treaty on plant genetic resources for food and agriculture Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FAO 118657.66 Annual contribution to ITPGRFA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FAO 117059.23 Annual contribution to ITPGRFA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FAO 573750.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 128339.47 This is an UK contribution to ITPGRFA which aims to guarantee food security through the conservation, exchange and sustainable use of the world's plant genetic resources for food and agriculture Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs INTERNATIONAL TREATY ON PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES FOR FOOD & AGRICULTURE Details of the work to be carried out, agreed by the Treaty Contracting Parties. GB-GOV-7-INTSUB007-AEWA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports the UK's annual contribution to the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) which is an intergovernmental treaty dedicated to the conservation of migratory waterbirds and their habitats Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 54150 54150 54150 137000 66186.71 65831.50 69969.87 57% of the annual contribution to the AEWA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROG 270750.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 120681.66 57% of the annual contribution to the AEWA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP GB-GOV-7-INTSUB006-CMS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This is a UK contribution to the Convention on Migratory Species, also known as the Bonn Convention, which aims to conserve terrestrial, aquatic and avian migratory species throughout their range. CMS brings together the States through which migratory animals pass and provides a platform for internationally coordinated conservation measures. CMS is used as a framework, with different models employed to form individual conservation agreements under its auspices. The model of agreement used to protect species under CMS, from legally binding treaty to memorandum of understanding, is adapted to the requirements of particular regions. Contributions to the CMS convention not only enable the UK to participate in its decision-making processes and the creation or maintenance of individual conservation agreements, but the contributions also support wider activities undertaken under CMS. These range from task forces, such as the renewable energy task force (reconciling renewable energy developments with the conservation of migratory species) to capacity building in developing countries and countries with economies in transition (enabling them to reap the environmental, social and economic benefits offered by full compliance with MEAs). Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 126995 126995 126995 172492.95 141132.5252 67% of annual contribution to CMS UNEP 160716.44 67% of Annual contribution to CMS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROG 144829.79 67% of annual contribution to CMS UNEP 644597 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 251851.59 Annual contribution to CMS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP GB-GOV-7-GB-GOV-7-SUB-GEO Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The purpose of Group on Earth Observations Global Agricultural Monitoring Initiative (GEOGLAM) is to increase market transparency and improve food security by producing and disseminating relevant, timely, and actionable information on agricultural conditions and outlooks of production at national, regional, and global scales. It achieves this by strengthening the international community’s capacity to utilize coordinated, comprehensive, and sustained Earth observations. GEO is an intergovernmental organisation that works to improve the availability, access and use of earth observations (EO) globally, primarily targeted at the sustainable development goals (SDGs), Paris climate agreement and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. The GEOGLAM policy mandate initially came from the Group of Twenty (G20) Agriculture Ministers during the French G20 Presidency in 2011. The mandate has expanded parallel to the G20 mandate to include food security concerns and we now work to support early warning for international agency response to emerging food emergencies. GEOGLAM has produced Stocktaking reports for the G20 in recent years. These reports are available for 2021, 2022 and 2023. GEOGLAM is working on a response to the three big policy drivers of our time: UN Sustainable Development Goals; the Paris Accord on Climate Change; and, the Sendai Framework on Disaster Risk Reduction. Through the development of quantified metrics GEOGLAM will be able to work with other science communities and statistical agencies to develop policy relevant information in support of sustainable food production. GEOGLAM is a Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Flagship Initiative. Defra 125000 125000 GB-GOV-7-SUB-IUCN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports an annual contribution to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) which is a membership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organisations. It provides public, private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 330000 330000 330000 324789.44 It provides public, private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Annual contribution to the International Union for Conservation of Nature 70000 356117.38 315903.20 Annual payment to IUCN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IUCN INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURE 316587.03 Annual payment to IUCN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IUCN INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURE 1650000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 309539.08 Annual contribution to IUCN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IUCN INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURE GB-GOV-7-INTSUB005-CITES Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This annual contribution secures UK membership of, and ability to participate in the decision-making processes of, the Convention on International Trade in Endagered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). The Convention is an international agreement to which States and regional economic integration organizations adhere voluntarily. The work of CITES aims to promote global prosperity by facilitating the legal international trade in species and their derivatives while protecting them from over-exploitation. The UK's annual contributions go towards the work of the CITES Secretariat, including its efforts to produce and share information on the status of endangered species, their sustainable use by communities from a range of locations and economic backgrounds, and the most effective means of engaging rural and local communities in the CITES decision-making process. CITES follows a regular cycle of international conferences which allow its rules to be reviewed, including the listing of new species for protection. Parties need to implement the rules of the conventions and provide the protections required to listed species otherwise they will be subject to compliance mechanisms, which in the case of CITES can extend to trade suspensions. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 217040 217040 217040 1191275.62 212123.93 Annual Contribution to CITES UNEP 206695.79 Annual contribution to CITES UNEP 214153.26 Annual contribution to CITES Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP/CITES SECRETARIAT 1085200.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 203253.67 annual contribution to CITES Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP Details of annual reports submitted by member states GB-GOV-7-INTSUB008-IPBES Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports an annual UK contribution to the IPBES. IPBES is a science-policy platform providing comprehensive, credible and legitimate scientific knowledge about Earth’s essential life support systems and their contribution to human well-being; as well as tools and local capacity to help decision makers around the world identify solutions to pressures on ecosystems, sustainable use of natural resources and related poverty. Contributions to the IPBES Trust Fund are used to meet the running costs and support developing country expert engagement in delivering the work programme agreed by member governments at the Plenary meetings. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 110000 180000 180000 400000 1000000 180000 180000 Annual contribution to IPBES Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 550000 Contribution for IPBES from FY16/17 - FY20/21 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IPBES 220000 IPBES additional contribution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 440000 Additional commitment for IPBES in FY20/21 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IPBES 220000 Extra voluntary contribution to IPBES Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IPBES TRUST FUND (C/O UNEP TRUST FUNDS) GB-GOV-7-INTSUB003-NAG Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports an annual UK contribution to the Nagoya Protocol. The Nagoya Protocol is a supplementary, legally-binding agreement to the Convention on Biological Diversity. The Nagoya Protocol came into force in October 2014 and aims to fulfill the third objective of the CBD, namely access to genetic resources and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of their utilisation. The Nagoya Protocol was ratified on 22 February 2016 and it became a Party to the Protocol on 22 May 2016. Under the Protocol the UK is legally bound to promote access and benefit sharing of genetic resources through our ratification of the Protocol. We are also politically bound through the CBD's Aichi Biodiversity Targets and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 148000 148000 148000 101027.69 87547.19 Annual contribution to Nagoya Protocol Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP 65018.41 Annual Contribution to Nagoya Protocol (74% ODA) UNEP 80598.88 Annual Contribution to the Nagoya Protocol (74% ODA) UNEP 740000 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 92746.49 Annual contribution to the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP The first record of decisions following the first meeting of the Nagoya Protocol signatories. This is the legally binding Nagoya Protocol, document in its entirety. A series of decisions taken at COP-MOP3 which affect future direction of the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing. The Nagoya Protocol, Advancing Implementation and Further Policy Developments on Access and Benefit Sharing. GB-GOV-7-SUB-RAM Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports an annual contribution to the Ramsar Convention, or the Convention on Wetlands, which is an intergovernmental treaty that seeks to conserve wetlands and their resources. The mission of the Ramsar Convention explicitly conceives of the conservation and wise use of wetlands as a contribution towards achieving sustainable development throughout the world. Wetlands provide a range of vital ecosystem services; they deliver flood control, coastal protection, and climate change adaptation and mitigation functions, protecting the communities most at risk from floods, droughts and storm surges. They are also diverse habitats, which support biodiversity and are essential to the life cycles and migratory patterns of many species. Overall, wetlands provide food for more than three billion people worldwide and are a source of freshwater and livelihoods for over one billion people. The Ramsar Convention in pursuing the global wise use of wetlands makes a central contribution to long-term pro-poor growth and to protecting the livelihoods of the poorest. The Convention provides support to developing countries through the provision of small grants, advisory missions and funding for emergency action in threatened areas, targeted capacity building and training, and sharing of expertise from developed countries. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 117000 117000 117000 50000 192149.41 585000 Total committed budget for Ramsar Convention contribution from FY2016/17 to FY2020/21 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IUCN 2326.67 Additional contribution to Ramsar Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WILDFOWL & WETLANDS TRUST TRADING LTD 178492.06 Annual contribution to RAMSAR convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RAMSAR CONVENTION ON WETLANDS 4305.73 Annual contribution to the Ramsar Convention (uplift difference payment) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RAMSAR CONVENTION ON WETLANDS 167236.57 Annual contribution to the Ramsar Convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RAMSAR CONVENTION ON WETLANDS GB-GOV-7-INTSUB004-CART Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports an annual contribution to the Cartagena Protocol. The Cartagena Protocol sets out policy and regulation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) released into the environment. The UK has engaged with the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (CPB) since it was adopted in 2000, and signed it the same year. The Protocol aims to ensure the safety of human health and the environment by governing the transfer, handling, and packaging of international movements of GMOs. As a Party to the CPB, the UK is bound by United Nations Environment Programme rules to pay an annual subscription. The CPB recognises the benefits of modern biotechnology, and at the same time aims to protect human health, the environment, conservation, and biological diversity from any potential risks arising from the handling, transfer and packaging of GMOs during international movement. Parties are subject to a range of obligations, and, therefore, need a range of capabilities in order to fulfil their obligations under the Protocol. These include an appropriate infrastructure (the ability to detect and identify GMOs), legislation, policy and scientific expertise, and access to robust and balanced information. The Protocol has a focus on the evolving needs of countries with economies in transition to support access to existing expertise and technology. Under the Protocol a number of regional, national and international decisions have been developed and adopted in order to support the development of the capabilities of Parties, as appropriate. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 90000 90000 90000 98737.26 94860.02 Annual contribution to the Cartagena Protocol UNEP 461500.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 177569.89 2019 and 2020 contributions to Cartagena Protocol Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP 107161.61 contributions to Cartagena Protocol Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP GB-GOV-7-SUB-GEO Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The purpose of Group on Earth Observations Global Agricultural Monitoring Initiative (GEOGLAM) is to increase market transparency and improve food security by producing and disseminating relevant, timely, and actionable information on agricultural conditions and outlooks of production at national, regional, and global scales. It achieves this by strengthening the international community’s capacity to utilize coordinated, comprehensive, and sustained Earth observations. GEO is an intergovernmental organisation that works to improve the availability, access and use of earth observations (EO) globally, primarily targeted at the sustainable development goals (SDGs), Paris climate agreement and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. The GEOGLAM policy mandate initially came from the Group of Twenty (G20) Agriculture Ministers during the French G20 Presidency in 2011. The mandate has expanded parallel to the G20 mandate to include food security concerns and we now work to support early warning for international agency response to emerging food emergencies. GEOGLAM has produced Stocktaking reports for the G20 in recent years. These reports are available for 2021, 2022 and 2023. GEOGLAM is working on a response to the three big policy drivers of our time: UN Sustainable Development Goals; the Paris Accord on Climate Change; and, the Sendai Framework on Disaster Risk Reduction. Through the development of quantified metrics GEOGLAM will be able to work with other science communities and statistical agencies to develop policy relevant information in support of sustainable food production. GEOGLAM is a Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Flagship Initiative. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs INTERGOVERNMENTAL GROUP ON EARTH OBSERVATIONS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Geneva, Switzerland 100000 100000 125000 125000 125000 125000 125000 UK Contribution to GEOGLAM Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Meteorological Organisation 125000 UK Contribution to GEOGLAM Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Meteorological Organisation 125000 UK Contribution to GEOGLAM Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Meteorological Organisation 100000 Contribution to the Inter-Governmental group on Earth Observations Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION 125000 UK Contribution to GEOGLAM Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Meteorological Organisation 100000 UK Contribution to GEOGLAM Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Meteorological Organisation Report confirming Delivery (setting out how the funding has been applied detailing all relevant outputs.) Please include details of the expenditure and the activities it supported for the delivery of: 1- The GEO Knowledge Hub GEOGLAM Portal release 1 2 - The Strategy to Support the UNFCCC National Adaptation Plan Process 3 - The In situ Strategy Document and Implementation Plan. Enhancing GEOGLAM Coordination in African Nations Receiving Official Development Assistance. Outline of Deliverables: 1 - Technological Foundation: Analytical Tools and Computational Environments 2 - Human Capacity: Co-Development Good Practice Guidance 3 - Bringing it all Together: African Agricultural Monitoring Summit (possibly adjacent to 2020 GEO Plenary in South Africa) Report providing a summary of proposed GEOGLAM Capacity Development activities and expenditures supported by ODA funding during UK fiscal year 2022-23, with a focus on support for ODA eligible Less Developed Countries (LDCs). Business case for ODA Funding to the intergovernmental Group on Earth Observation’s (GEO) Global Agricultural Monitoring Initiative (GEOGLAM) Capacity building and environmental initiatives in Earth observations through GEO (intergovernmental Group on Earth Observations) Report providing a summary of proposed GEOGLAM Capacity Development activities and expenditures supported by ODA funding during UK fiscal year 2023-24, with a focus on support for ODA eligible Less Developed Countries (LDCs). Progress report form 2021/22 on the following deliverables: 1. NAP Supplemental Guidance Document 2. Supporting Knowledge Packages 3. NAP Workshops 4. In situ data training and data collection 5. In situ data management life-cycle and transition plan GB-GOV-7-DPS-GBIF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports the UK annual contribution to GBIF which is an international agreement to create and manage an open data infrastructure, allowing access to data about all types of life on Earth, and helping to meet commitments to promote data access under the CBD, and enabling analyses to support decision making and policy implementation at a range of geographic scales. GBIF makes available the tools, codes and data to establish national portals of the database, providing a strong capacity building element in helping developing countries to manage, mobilise, access and share their biodiversity data; and providing training. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Global Biodiversity Information Facility Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 50000 50000 50000 202573.34 41946.09 Annual contribution to GBIF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Biodiversity Information Facility 40549.70 Annual contribution to GBIF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Biodiversity Information Facility 390000 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 42258.31 his activity supports the UK annual contribution to GBIF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY INFORMATION FACILITY GB-GOV-7-INTLSUB-EPPO Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This UK Government contribution is for EPPO which is an intergovernmental organization responsible for cooperation in plant health within the Euro-Mediterranean region. Founded in 1951 by 15 European countries, EPPO now has 52 members (shown in green on the map). Its objectives are to protect plants, by developing international strategies against the introduction and spread of pests which are a threat to agriculture, forestry and the environment, and by promoting safe and effective pest control methods. Following the terms of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC), EPPO is a Regional Plant Protection Organization and thus participates in global discussions on plant health. EPPO is a standard-setting organization which has produced a large number of Standards in the areas of plant protection products and plant quarantine. These Standards constitute recommendations that are addressed to the National Plant Protection Organizations of EPPO member countries. Finally, EPPO promotes the exchange of information between its member countries by maintaining information services and databases on plant pests, and by organizing many conferences and workshops. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 107000 107000 107000 535000 Committed budget for annual contributions to the EPPO from FY2016/17 to FY20/21. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs EPPO 114515.55 Annual contribution (2020) to EPPO Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs EPPO 114047.79 Annual Contribution to EPPO Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs EPPO Annual reports from the EPPO Main page of the EPPO website GB-GOV-7-INTSUB001-UNEP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports the UK's annual contribution to UNEP which is an Annex 2 Organisation. UNEP sets global environmental agenda, promotes the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development within the United Nations system and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 3300000 3300000 3300000 45047.00 3742154.71 3300000 Annual contribution to UNEP 3300000 Annual contribution to core UNEP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 3300000 2020 contribution to UNEP Core Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 16500000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 250000 GB-GOV-7-AQ-ICPVEG001 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK Contribution to the ICP VEG which is a programme that supports the UNECE Convention on Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP) by researching the effects of air pollution on crops and semi-natural vegetation. It provides the UK's contribution, in kind, to the funding of the Convention. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Centre For Ecology & Hydrology (CEH) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 124700 149553 143119 2460.91 31250 Payment to support delivery of ICP Vegetation Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural Environment Research Council 21250 Payment to support delivery of ICP Vegetation Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural Environment Research Council 31275 payment to support delivery of ICPVEG Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL 31275 Payment to support ICPVEG delivery Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL 26250 Payment to support delivery of ICPVEG Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL 26250 payment to support delivery of ICPVEG Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL 242276 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 21250 payment to support delivery of ICPVEG Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs THE UK CENTRE FOR ECOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY UKCEH 34995.5 34995.5 34995.5 GB-GOV-7-INTSUB009-BAS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports the UK contribution to the Basel Convention. The Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal Usually known as the Basel Convention, this an international treaty that was designed to reduce the movements of hazardous waste between nations, and specifically to prevent transfer of hazardous waste from developed to less developed countries (LDCs). The overarching objective of the Basel Convention is to protect human health and the environment against the adverse effects of hazardous wastes. Its scope of application covers a wide range of wastes defined as “hazardous wastes” based on their origin and/or composition and their characteristics, as well as two types of wastes defined as “other wastes” - household waste and incinerator ash. The spend is for the UK's annual subscription to the Basel Convention which the UK ratified in 1994. The UK pays into the Convention’s Trust Fund annually. The Fund financially supports the Secretariat of the Basel Convention and meetings of the Conference of the Parties and Open-Ended Working Groups of the convention. UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 196800 196800 196800 214732.76 2020 contribution to the Basal Convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 205957.33 Annual contribution to the Basel convention UNEP 984000.00 ODA commitment to the Basel Convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 158367.24 2019 annual contribution to the Basel Convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 204075.49 2019 annual contribution to the Basel Convention Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME UNEP 223112.32 GB-GOV-7-PO020-C4F-Phase-2 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Cities4Forests programme provides a network between cities in developing nations working to implement nature-based solutions, to restore and protect forests, and to share lessons learned. This allows best practice to be identified and adopted across cities’ interventions and facilitates accelerated innovation. Defra’s investment in Cities4Forests will finance specific activities that will help decision makers and officials in cities, in a number of developing countries, access tools, resources and technical assistance that can support them in developing policies and interventions to protect and restore forests. The programme will also seek to deliver a ‘global mayoral declaration’ and other nature-based solutions on the value of trees and forests and their role in combatting climate change. The programme will focus on: strengthening institutional capacity and capability through technical assistance to improve developing country’s city government support for and investment in trees, forests, and green infrastructure; supporting developing country’s city governments to increase investment (political, economic, and social) and implement new and/or improved programs to support the management and conservation of inner and nearby forests; supporting and encouraging developing country mayors to increase political action and support for trees and forests as a solution for combatting climate change, supporting better water management, and improving human health and well-being. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Resources Institute Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA International 275000 1650000 1650000 825000 950000 Disbursement 1 - programme spend across multiple projects and geographies Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Resources Institute 3450000 Disbursement 2 - programme spend across multiple projects and geographies Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Resources Institute Annual Review 2022 Cities4Forests Business Case Cities4Forests Phase 2 Business Case Addendum Cities4Forests Logframe Cities4Forests-Defra Voluntary Contribution Agreement Final logframe and results for the full course of the programme Programme completion report with overall evaluation, results and narrative and lessons learnt. GB-GOV-7-AHSS-36850 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Phase 1 (2022-25) - The aim of the project was to work with responsible authorities in Lower-Middle Income Countries to build resilient health systems by strengthening capabilities in animal health systems, to better protect from, and detect and respond to known and emerging diseases (including those of epidemic and pandemic potential) through a One Health, all-hazards, system strengthening approach, improving livelihoods and enhancing global health security. Phase 2 (from April 2025) - The project will focus on increasing the resilience of the animal health sector against climate change induced shocks, strengthening the competent authorities’ ability to reduce the burden of animal disease associated with climate variability - aiming to improve livelihoods through strengthened livestock assets, particularly amongst the rural poor, reducing loss attributed to disease and climate change vulnerability through stronger animal health systems. AHSS will continue to take a One Health and cross HMG approach to enhance global health security, improve resilience to climate change and support poverty reduction, working in partnership with Department of Health and Social Care, UK Health Security Agency and Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office at the human-animal-environmental interface to maximize impact. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Africa 1000000 2000000 2100000 2000000 110469 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 88278.44 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 116402.68 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 129570.98 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 127791.19 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 205704 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 217276 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 27649.63 765409 NOTE: FINAL FIGURES STILL TO BE PROVIDED Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 74512 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 150302.91 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS 111210.83 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs AHSS GB-GOV-7-ICF-PO014-GPS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The programme supports sustainable economic growth that is both long-lasting and resilient to climate-related stressors. It does this through the integration of natural capital into decision making by governments, the private sector and financial institutions. The inability to value natural capital can undermine long-term growth and critically, the livelihoods of the poorest people dependent on ecosystems for their livelihoods. This programme directly addresses this challenge by (i) investing in data and research on natural capital; (ii) assisting countries to integrate this analysis into government policy making; and (iii) integrating this data and analysis into financial sector decision making. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Bank Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Global EN 20000000.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 Reinvestment of funds from Ecosystem Conservation and Management Project Additional Financing into Global Programme on Sustainability https://devtracker.fcdo.gov.uk/projects/GB-GOV-7-ICF-P0005-SriL Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Bank The business case for the Global Programme for Sustainability (GB-GOV-7-ICF0PO014-GPS) including intervention summary, Strategic Case, Economic, Commmercial and Financial Case, and Management Case Defra Annual Review of GPS covering the period June 2020 to June 2022. Redacted Admin Agreement on GPS between Defra and the World Bank. Amendment to the GPS Admin Agreement to extent the programme to June 2027 Defra's Annual Review of the GPS programme between 2022-2023 Defra's GPS Logframe updated in March 2025 GB-GOV-7-IWT-ICCWC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Illegal wildlife trade (IWT) is a lucrative transnational crime which undermines governance, fuels corruption, creates instability, threatens species with extinction and deprives some of the world’s poorest communities of sustainable livelihoods. The International Consortium on Combatting Wildlife Crime (ICCWC)’s Strategic Vision 2030 programme involves a global collaborative effort of inter-governmental organisations, which aims to create a fit for purpose law enforcement and criminal justice system that effectively addresses wildlife crime. The ICCWC Vision 2030 programme will guide ICCWC interventions through a series of targeted approaches to achieve the five outcomes: 1) reduced opportunity for wildlife crime, 2) increased deterrence of wildlife crime, 3) increase detection of wildlife crime, 4) increase disruption and detention of criminals, and 5) evidence-based action, knowledge exchange and collaboration. Defra’s funding will contribute towards delivering the interventions for outcomes 3, 4 and 5. Implementation of activities will develop capacity within, and provide support to, wildlife authorities, police, customs, and justice systems in strategically important developing countries, to ensure that they effectively respond to and address wildlife crime. The strategy shifts involvement in the IWT to a high-risk low-reward environment. Reduced IWT will help alleviate poverty, biodiversity loss and climate change. The collaborative global working of ICCWC combines partners with diverse and extensive experiences and brings together countries impacted by IWT to yield more effective results in addressing wildlife crime. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CITES Secretariat Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Global 10700000 10900000 1200000 1000000 1141947.66 2593759.32 728529.46 715744.11 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 748965.72 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 27562.81 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 861486.07 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 603536.90 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 890389.70 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 1145638.42 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 706122.71 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 583235.92 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs IWT 39631.97 IWT Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Annual Review for the ICCWC 2030 Strategic Vision 2030 programme. The Business Case for the ICCWC Strategic Vision 2030 programme. The grant agreement for the programme GB-GOV-7-BIOFIN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Biofin Phase II acts as a global knowledge network and supports lower- and upper- middle income countries to implement Biodiversity Finance Plans and finance solutions to achieve tangible finance results - actions that (1) help reduce or redirect resources causing harm to biodiversity, (2) generate additional resources or (3) enhance the effectiveness of resource use. Defra’s intervention in Biofin Phase II will support ODA eligible countries to accelerate the implementation of the emerging CBD (Convention on Biological Diversity) Framework, and support a green and fair recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic by: 1. Sharing knowledge for biodiversity finance planning via a regional learning/knowledge platform; 2. Global support to repurpose harmful subsidies; 3. The development of a biodiversity expenditure taxonomy to support biodiversity finance planning; 4. Accelerate national implementation via grants for financial innovation and biodiversity plan implementation; and, 5. Financial sector innovation feasibility studies. Biofin's methodology and materials support work at a global and national level to contribute to the achievement of UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) focussing on poverty reduction, climate change and gender equality. Through implementing biodiversity finance solutions, money will be able to continue to flow towards biodiversity in future. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Development Programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Developing Countries across Latin America, Africa, Asia and Europe 2000000 2000000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Development Programme The Business Case for the voluntary contribution of £2 million to the UNDP's BioFin initiative. Logical Framework - Completed Logical Framework - blank Biofin Programme Completion Review GB-GOV-7-NPE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The programme will support low and lower-middle income countries to grow their economies in ways that help to protect and restore their natural capital and so drive sustainable economic development. It is designed to provide practical support to governments, businesses, and financial institutions to integrate nature into their economic and financial decision-making, understand and manage nature-related risks, and capitalise on growing opportunities to invest in their natural assets. As such, it will support low and lower-middle income countries to transition to nature positive, net zero economies and so protect the poorest communities. Through an integrated set of activities, the programme will deliver the following outcomes: • Private Sector Disclosure Readiness: private sector actors in low and lower-middle income countries – including financial institutions, businesses, and policy-makers - will have the tools they need to understand and manage nature-related financial risk. In particular, the programme will ensure that key institutions have the tools and capacity to respond to growing demand to disclose nature-related financial risk. • Integrating nature at country level: governmental and regulatory decision-makers in low and lower-middle income countries will have the knowledge, skills and data to design and implement policies and programmes that will help to manage nature-related risks, unlock new nature markets, and rebuild natural capital. • Action Plans for Nature: partner governments will develop clear and comprehensive plans to finance the protection and restoration of nature. These plans will act as platforms to mobilise and guide both public and private financial flows. • Evidence Sharing Mechanisms on Nature: better evidence will be available to, and used by, decision makers in low and lower middle-income countries to guide their work. The programme will help to build the evidence about how to best integrate consideration of the natural environment into economic and financial decision making. It will also help decision-makers in governments and the private sector to access and use that evidence easily by building communities of practice and robust approaches to sharing knowledge and information. The outcomes will support the implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF), agreed at the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) meeting COP15. As protection and restoration of critical ecosystems is also critical to tackling climate change, it will also support the UK goal to keep global temperature rises within 1.5c degrees. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The United Nations Development Programme Biodiversity Finance (Biofin) Initiative Financial Sector Deepening Africa (FSDA) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 3700100 3499900 554900 3500000 Payment to Biofin Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNDP Biofin 3500000 Payment to Biofin Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNDP Biofin 500000 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 121100 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 280000 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 280000 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 898990 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 898990 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 220710 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 185000 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 789290 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 789290 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 554900 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 500000 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 121100 Payment to FSD Africa Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 220710 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs NPE 185000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs NPE 789290 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs NPE 1259999 Logical Framework - blank Nature Positive Economy Programme Annual Review 2024 Business Case for the 2 year, £7.2m Nature Positive Economy Programme GB-GOV-7-DPLUS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Darwin Plus (also known as The Overseas Territories Environment and Climate Fund) provides funding for environmental projects in UK Overseas Territories and fellowships for UK Overseas Territories (OT) Nationals to increase their knowledge and ability to meet long-term strategic outcomes for the natural environment in UK Overseas Territories. Part of Darwin Plus is ODA funded to support Overseas Territories Montserrat, St Helena and Pitcairn Island. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPB CANARI Government of St Helena CAB International Government of Tristan Da Cunha Scuba Montserrat Cefas University of Liverpool Environment and Natural Resources Directorate Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA St Helena and Tristan da Cunha -15.962385259893825 -5.728491693735123 Montserrat 16.760942338809553 -62.19931645318865 Pitcairn Islands -24.373593355688523 -128.31972199492156 1250000 1800000 2700000 17406 22574.31 296175 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 133605 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 142012.26 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 166639.48 71461.5 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 500658 288490.00 DPLUS 062 Securing the future of the Tristan marine environment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPB 260925 DPLUS 066 Climate change adaptation in the fisheries of Anguilla and Montserrat Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CANARI 247938.00 DPLUS070 Oceanographic influences on the St Helena pelagic ecosystem Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Government of St Helena 144644.00 DPLUS074 Improving biosecurity in the SAUKOTs through Pest Risk Assessments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CAB International 83429.00 DPLUS075 Securing endemic land-birds and their habitats at Tristan da Cunha Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Gov of Tristan da Cunha 198394.00 DPLUS077 Sustainable fishery management for St Helena's lobster populations Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Gov of St Helena 224720.00 DPLUS078 The Montserrat Recycling and Waste Reduction Initiative Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Scuba Montserrat Inc. 128262.45 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 99161 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 321783.00 DPLUS 079 Improving Sustainability of Marine Management in Montserrat Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Cefas 146766.00 DPLUS095 Strengthening biosecurity for remote Territory communities and their World Heritage Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPB 193548 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 305882.00 DPLUS097 Regional-scale marine conservation through multi-territory tracking of frigatebirds Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs University of Liverpool 299332.00 DPLUS098 Restoring and safeguarding wetlands of the Caribbean UKOTs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPB 146220 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 294309.00 DPLUS099 Fragmented cloud forest habitat rehabilitation through innovative invasive plant management Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Environment and Natural Resources Directorate 38090.00 DPLUS096 Building Ascension Island's Biosecurity Capability Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ascension Island Conservation and Fisheries Department 86959 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DPLUS 117263.36 Project DPLUS097 FY19/20 Q1-3 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL 28567.50 Project DPLUS096 FY19/20 Q1-Q3 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs ASCENSION ISLAND GOVERNMENT 7329.93 Project DPLUS062 FY19/20 Q1 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPB 10754.67 Project DPLUS062 FY19/20 Q3 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPB 25330.50 Project DPLUS079 FY20/21 Q1 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 3270.40 Project DPLUS078 Q4 FY18/19 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs SCUBA MONTSERRAT 5110.75 project DPLUS075 FY20/21 Q1 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GOVERNMENT OF TRISTAN DA CUNHA 37452.74 Project DPLUS078 Q3-Q4 FY19/20 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs SCUBA MONTSERRAT 17763.06 Project DPLUS078 Q1 FY20/21 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs SCUBA MONTSERRAT 20102.25 Project DPLUS098 FY20/21 Q1 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPB 21425.75 Project DPLUS097 FY20/21 Q1 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL 11678.58 Project DPLUS095 FY19/20 Q4 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs RSPB 15588.67 Project DPLUS079 FY19/20 Q4 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 5443.25 Project DPLUS117 Q2 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MANGROVE ACTION PROJECT 31829.40 Project DPLUS107 Q3 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs ST HELENA NATIONAL TRUST 31829.40 Project DPLUS107 Q2 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs ST HELENA NATIONAL TRUST 29071.20 Project DPLUS104 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs ST HELENA NATIONAL TRUST 29071.20 Project DPLUS104 Q2 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs ST HELENA NATIONAL TRUST 9690.40 Project DPLUS104 Q2 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs ST HELENA NATIONAL TRUST 30561.75 Project DPLUS099 Q3 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GOVERNMENT OF ST HELENA 16036.75 Project DPLUS098 Q3 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs R S P B 20102.25 Project DPLUS098 Q1 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs R S P B 6148.99 Project DPLUS064 Q4 FY2019/20 Payments Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BERMUDA ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 21425.75 Project DPLUS097 Q1 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL 17017.23 Project DPLUS095 Q2 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs R S P B 17017.23 Project DPLUS095 Q2 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs R S P B 11678.58 Project DPLUS095 Q2 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs R S P B 25330.50 Project DPLUS079 Q1 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs C E F A S 15588.67 Project DPLUS079 Q1 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs C E F A S 37452.74 Project DPLUS078 Q1 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs SCUBA MONTSERRAT 17763.06 Project DPLUS078 Q1 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs SCUBA MONTSERRAT 16523.00 Project DPLUS066 Q2 FY2020/21 Payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CARIBBEAN NATURAL RESOURCES INSTITUTE (CANARI) 32451.64 Island capacity to manage invasive plants at the landscape level improved, enabling restoration of endemic habitats to safeguard the endemic wildlife of St Helena, and to support food security. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Gov of St Helena 14496.82 Water Security and Sustainable Cloud Forest Restoration on St Helena Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Gov of St Helena 51384.50 Island capacity to manage invasive plants at the landscape level improved, enabling restoration of endemic habitats to safeguard the endemic wildlife of St Helena, and to support food security. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Gov of St Helena 4400.00 Preventing non- native species in the Ascension Islands Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ascension Island Conservation and Fisheries Department 114704.75 6855.73 186540.43 GB-GOV-7-Innovate4Nature Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs In the context of supporting the monitoring framework of the KMGBF, Defra is exploring how to catalyse new ways of monitoring ecosystems and biodiversity in developing countries, and the role that improved data might have in unlocking nature finance by improving investor confidence. Innovate 4 Nature will assess the demand for innovative monitoring technology, skills and infrastructure by developing use cases in one or more lower- or middle-income country. It will evaluate who the potential users are and how improved biodiversity data and insight could improve livelihoods, reduce poverty, attract investment, and improve ecosystem protection or restoration. For specific use cases, the programme will explore which technologies or methods would be applicable, how they could be packaged, what the specific barriers to uptake are and how they may be overcome, facilitating more accessible, affordable and effective biodiversity monitoring. UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology 50000 GB-GOV-7-INTSUB001-MP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports the annual UK contribution to The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer which is a multilateral environmental agreement with universal ratification. It regulates the production and consumption of ozone depleting substances (ODS) and more recently under the Kigali Amendment (2016) the phasedown of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). The Fund's objective is to provide financial and technical assistance to developing countries operating under Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol to comply with the agreed phase-down schedule of ODS and HFCs as agreed within the Protocol and the Kigali Amendment. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) United Nations Development Organisation (UNDP) United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) World Bank Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 26700000 26700000 Replenishment commitment for the triennium Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 8900000 2021 replenishment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 8900000 2019 replenishment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 8900000 2020 replenishment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 10000000 Assessed UK contribution 2022 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 8191915.51 UK indicative contribution 2021 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 27534.94 10084639.94 5988844.14 840366.66 840366.66 840366.66 840366.66 1068782 847974.72 848482.77 726313.76 2169964.66 10149780.76 10463849.15 388924.62 GB-GOV-7-VMD-AMR001 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project aims to help establish effective surveillance for longer term capacity building for AMR in the terrestrial and aquatic veterinary sectors in selected LMICs, and to enhance veterinary medicines regulatory training. UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Veterinary Medicines Directorate Animal and Plant Health Agency Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 200000 200000 280000 168704.47 Q3 expenditure FY19/20 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs veterinary medicine directorate 400000.00 ODA commitment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 11322 12516 12516.46 12516.54 12516 GB-GOV-7-BPF-FijiBlueBond Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The economy of Fiji contracted by nearly 20% in 2020 as a result of Covid 19 and the forecasts for 2021 are for a further significant shrinkage. The decline in the tourism industry in particular (40% of GDP) led to significant increases in unemployment within the formal sector and knock on effects in the informal sector which represents 66% of the economy. The marine environment is central to Fiji’s tourism industry and the hiatus presents an opportunity to consider how to both recover the economy and sustainably manage Fiji’s blue resources into the future. In 2022, the Fijian Government developed the Fijian Sustainable Bond Framework to enable the issuance of thematic bonds related to Fiji’s sustainable development ambitions. This Framework builds on the experience and Green Bond Framework of the Fiji Sovereign Green Bond issuance in 2017, with the intention of issuing other thematic bonds, starting with a Blue Bond in 2023. The UK contributed to the UN-led Fiji blue bond programme to support the government Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Development Programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Fiji -18.16338673358684 178.44771721298198 The 18 projects which are funded through the issuance of the bond will contribute towards Contributed to SGD14 - Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development. 133334 133333 133333 400000 Voluntary contribution - Fiji Blue Bond Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNDP Detailed conditions on the contribution agreement between the United Kingdom and the United Nations Development Programme GB-GOV-7-GB-GOV-7-ICF-PO013-LCP2 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs As a follow-up phase to a similar ICF intervention in Brazil, Rural Sustentável aims to promote low-carbon agriculture (LCA) on small and medium-scale farms to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through avoided deforestation, enhance producers’ income and quality of life, increase the adoption of sustainable practices, and foster policy replications in Brazil and abroad. The programme operates through three distinct projects in separate Brazilian biomes: PRS Amazon, PRS Cerrado, and PRS Caatinga. Each project has its own budget, implementing agency, timelines, and activities but despite their differences, all three projects share a common theory of change: by providing small- and medium-scale farmers and landowners with alternative methods of production and income generation, the rate of deforestation can be significantly reduced. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Brazilian Institute of Sustainable Development (IABS) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Cerrado biome (Tropical Savana) -18.551099798669274 -44.24656282909133 Caatinga biome (Semi-Arid Forest) -8.987259158106685 -40.4917585922487 Amazon biome (Tropical Rainforest) -11.339284528499553 -61.41267503228185 Tag 30000000 7490000 7420000 This is the carry over from Phase 1 of Rural Sustentavel Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Inter-American Development Bank 1000000 This is the first disbursement of RS Phase II Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 7490000 This is the Third disbursement of RS Phase II Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 6800000 This is the fourth disbursement of RS Phase II Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 6000000 The fifth disbursement of RS Phase II Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 30000000 This is the additional allocation of ICF ODA spending that was provided for RS Phase II. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 7420000 This is the carry over from Phase 1 of Rural Sustentavel Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 8710000 This is the second disbursement of RS Phase II Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Inter-American Development Bank This is the business case for the Rural Sustentavel programme This is the admin agreement between Defra and the IDB This is the 2019 AR This is the 2022 AR for the programme This is the 2023 AR This is the 2024 AR GB-GOV-7-ICF-P0011-RD Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This International Climate Finance (ICF) funded programme will deliver an integrated package of projects to strengthen global knowledge and understanding of the interrelationship between the climate and biodiversity challenges. It will seek to inform the work of policy developers and development practitioners globally and help narrow the funding gap between current and required investment in natural solutions to climate change. It recognises that the scaling, and effectiveness, of natural solutions to the triple challenge of climate change, poverty and biodiversity loss (hereafter referred to as ‘natural solutions’) requires an investment in the primary evidence base needed to inform effective decisions, and drive innovation in the future. The proposed package of work is designed to meet both short and longer-term evidence needs, including to deliver a UNFCCC and CBD legacy, focusing on ensuring strategic, policy-relevant results and a global network of knowledge exchange and learning. As part of this programme, the UK committed £40m to establish the Global Centre on Biodiversity for Climate (GCBC). The GCBC is funded by the UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) with International Climate Finance, working in partnership with DAI Global as the Management Lead. Through a series of research grant calls the GCBC will support GBF Targets 8,11 & 14 by establishing a global network of research institutions and experts to address critical research gaps in how the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity can address climate solutions and improve livelihoods. The GCBC was announced at COP26 with £40m of UK International Development funding.  It contributes to the UK Government’s commitment to spend £3bn of its £11.6bn of International Climate Finance on nature and biodiversity over the 5 years to March 2026. The GCBC aims to support developing countries to shape decision-making and develop policies that better value, protect, restore and sustainably manage biodiversity in ways that tackle resilience to climate change and poverty. For more information, please visit www.gcbc.org.uk Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Joint Nature Conservation Committee Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew DAI UK Pegasys CEFAS APHA World Forest ID Sustainable Agriculture Network Forest Data Partnership Natural History Museum UK Research and Innovation World Conservation Monitoring Centre Global Alliance on Health and Pollution World Resources Institute International Initiative for Impact Evaluation University of Oxford The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust University of Durham University of Birmingham Nature Kenya Bangor University International Centre for Research in Agroforestry Birdlife International International Institute for Environment and Development International Potato Center Corporación de Investigación y Acción Social y Económica University of Malaya Scottish Association for Marine Science Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Vietnam Uganda Madagascar Columbia Peru Brazil Ghana Ukraine Malaysia South Africa Philippines Indonesia Ecuador Suriname Guyana Uganda Malawi Bolivia Kenya Tanzania EN 1017518 2593532 14000000 14000000 12000000 10000000 4800000 2000000 779445.73 482630 79921.32 GCBC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 258321.85 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GCBC 86713 First invoice Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DAI Global 176112.69 DEEPEND Phase 2 Q2 (Jul-Sep 2023) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 167236.75 DEEPEND Phase 2 Q1 (Apr-Jun 2023) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 166229.74 Bio+Mine Phase 2 Q1 (Apr - 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TIMBER Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 77934 SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE - LIVING LABORATORY Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 391978 UKRAINE - TIMBER Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 224786 TRANSPARENCY AND TRACEABILITY OF FOREST-RISK COMMODITIES Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 272487 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 295000 NATURE + TRANSITIONS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 376676 NHM BIO+MINE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 388511 NHM DEEPEND Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 69307 NHM INNOVATIVE SEAWEED AQUACULTURE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 71962 Environmental Pollution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Alliance on Health and Pollution 121896 Environmental Pollution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Alliance on Health and Pollution 84585 3ie Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 69709 Environmental Pollution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Alliance on Health and Pollution 22401 NERC LATAM Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 72753 Environmental Pollution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Alliance on Health and Pollution 56152 Environmental Pollution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Alliance on Health and Pollution 57583 NHM INNOVATIVE SEAWEED AQUACULTURE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 86713 Second invoice Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DAI Global 166230 NHM BIO+MINE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 44891 NHM INNOVATIVE SEAWEED AQUACULTURE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 171384 NHM BIO+MINE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 167237 NHM DEEPEND Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 73510 Environmental Pollution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Alliance on Health and Pollution 176113 NHM DEEPEND Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Natural History Museum 169938 Transparency and Traceability of Forest-Risk Commodities Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs WRI 42497.42 195471.90 1124521 1311839.08 865464 2121418.05 4266376 262196.48 525411 364780.59 1012417 GCBC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 108675.98 2094360.23 398463.58 535996.69 The LogFrame for the Kew Timber project which links the ICF R&D business case outcomes to project deliverables and allows for efficient and transparent M&E as part of the annual review process LogFrame for the Kew Soy/Cocoa project for Q3/4 of FY 21/22 Log Frame showing planned outputs and outcomes of the project An International Climate Finance Business Case. Scaling natural solutions: building the evidence base to inform policy and practice. April 2020 - July 2021 Please see Annex A for the ICF R&D Programme’s shortened Annual Review 2. GB-GOV-7-BPFGFCR Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Coral reefs are amongst the most valuable ecosystems on earth, harbouring the highest biodiversity of any ecosystem, supporting 25% of marine life and providing a myriad of benefits to thousands of species. The Global Fund for Coral Reefs (GFCR) is a project within the Blue Planet Fund portfolio. The GFCR is the first Multi-partner Trust Fund for Sustainable Development Goal 14. It provides finance for coral reefs with particular attention on Small Island Developing States. The GFCR promotes a ‘protect-transform-restore-recover’ approach through the creation and management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) to save and protect coral reefs in the face of serious decline and extinction.   The GFCR has four main outcomes:    Protect priority coral reef sites and climate change-affected refugia    Transforming the livelihoods of coral reef-dependent communities    Restoration and adaptation technologies    Recovery of coral reef-dependent communities to major shocks    Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Development Programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA 9000000 9000000 18250000 4000000 2500000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office 2500000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office 1000000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office 3000000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office 9000000 First tranche of newly secured multi year commitment (£24m 2023-2025) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UN Multi UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office 3250000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UN Multi UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office 15000000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UN Multi UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office 4000000 This business case supports a contribution of £5 million into the Global Fund for Coral Reefs (GFCR), the first Multi-Partner Trust Fund for Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 141 which integrates public and private grants and investments for coral reefs with particular attention on Small Island Developing States. The Business Case addendum supports further funding to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The primary objective of the increased funding remains the same since coral reefs remain under significant threat. Under the BPF we have committed to supporting ODA eligible projects with clear management actions to address reefs under threat. The GFCR so far has proven itself adept at identifying and initiating projects which target the protection of these vital coral reef ecosystems across the globe, predominantly in the BPF’s priority countries. Annex E:GFCR Extension Updated Economic Analysis - 2023 Global Fund for Coral Reefs Business Case addendum. Annual Reviews (AR) are a core component of UK ODA programme delivery: they are an opportunity to take stock, consider what has gone well and where improvements can be made to achieve programme objectives. This review assesses delivery partner performance and value for money, allowing us to use these insights and recommendations to inform future delivery and funding, in addition to programme evaluation. The AR is based on an assessment of the Logframe, which sets out key targets for indicators leading to outcomes and impact. The document details Key performance indicators and targets for the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. This is a tool used to assess performance and impact. This document is the Year 3 Annual Report, which discusses the Global Fund for Coral Reef's progress and impact to date. The Business Case addendum supports further funding to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The primary objective of the increased funding remains the same since coral reefs remain under significant threat. Under the Blue Planet Fund we have committed to supporting ODA eligible projects with clear management actions to address reefs under threat. The GFCR so far has proven itself adept at identifying and initiating projects which target the protection of these vital coral reef ecosystems across the globe, predominantly in the BPF’s priority countries. This Logframe provides data used to assess programme performance for the Global Fund for Coral Reefs Year 3 Annual Review The Standard Administrative Agreement provides the terms of funding for the UK Government's support to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The Addendum to the Standard Administrative Agreement provides updated details of additional funding from the UK Government to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The Addendum to the Standard Administrative Agreement provides updated details of additional funding from the UK Government to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The Addendum to the Standard Administrative Agreement provides updated details of additional funding from the UK Government to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The Addendum to the Standard Administrative Agreement provides updated details of additional funding from the UK Government to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The Addendum to the Standard Administrative Agreement provides updated details of additional funding from the UK Government to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The Addendum to the Standard Administrative Agreement provides updated details of additional funding from the UK Government to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The Financial Contribution Letter provides confirmation of the funding arrangements between the UK Government and the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. It also sets out UK requirements relating to branding and Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) and Sexual Harassment (SH). The Change Control Note supports further funding to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The primary objective of the increased funding remains the same since coral reefs remain under significant threat. Under the Blue Planet Fund we have committed to supporting ODA eligible projects with clear management actions to address reefs under threat. The GFCR so far has proven itself adept at identifying and initiating projects which target the protection of these vital coral reef ecosystems across the globe, predominantly in the BPF’s priority countries. Annual Reviews (AR) are a core component of UK ODA programme delivery: they are an opportunity to take stock, consider what has gone well and where improvements can be made to achieve programme objectives. This review assesses delivery partner performance and value for money, allowing us to use these insights and recommendations to inform future delivery and funding, in addition to programme evaluation. The AR is based on an assessment of the Logframe, which sets out key targets for indicators leading to outcomes and impact. The Addendum to the Standard Administrative Agreement provides updated details of additional funding from the UK Government to the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. The Financial Contribution Letter provides confirmation of the funding arrangements between the UK Government and the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. It also sets out UK requirements relating to branding and Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) and Sexual Harassment (SH). The document details Key performance indicators and targets for the Global Fund for Coral Reefs. This is a tool used to assess performance and impact. Annual Reviews (AR) are a core component of UK ODA programme delivery: they are an opportunity to take stock, consider what has gone well and where improvements can be made to achieve programme objectives. This review assesses delivery partner performance and value for money, allowing us to use these insights and recommendations to inform future delivery and funding, in addition to programme evaluation. The AR is based on an assessment of the Logframe, which sets out key targets for indicators leading to outcomes and impact. GB-GOV-7-BPFOCPP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) supports countries to manage the marine environment more sustainably, including by strengthening marine science expertise, developing science-based policy and management tools and creating educational resources for coastal communities. The programme is funded through official development assistance (ODA) as part of the UK’s £500 million Blue Planet Fund. Through the OCPP, the UK government partners with ODA-eligible countries to deliver positive impacts for coastal communities that depend on healthy marine ecosystems. Bilateral partnerships under the OCPP are primarily delivered by the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) and the Marine Management Organisation (MMO), agencies of the UK government that possess unique expertise in marine science and management. The OCPP also funds two international initiatives that align with its aims and help to develop global public goods, the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership (GOAP) and the Friends of Ocean Action (FOA). GOAP is a global, multi-stakeholder partnership established to enable countries and other stakeholders to effectively measure and manage progress towards sustainable ocean development. FOA is a platform hosted by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with the World Resources Institute, which brings together ocean leaders from a wide range of sectors to encourage action and investment into sustainable ocean projects. GOAP and FOA are both strategic partners of the OCPP, and are funded by the Blue Planet Fund (BPF). They do however remain independent organisations from OCPP, BPF, and Defra. Their work, and its intended outcomes and impacts, are strategically aligned with the OCPP and complement its programming in bilateral partnerships. GOAP and FOA were originally developed as separate business cases under the BPF, then in 2022 introduced as integrated components under OCPP to provide a clearer overall BPF offer to recipient countries. The investment to GOAP supports ODA-eligible countries to develop 'ocean accounts' to more accurately and comprehensively capture data on the natural capital assets contained within their oceans. Using this data - and through further technical, advisory, and capacity building support - GOAP aims to ensure that biodiversity is valued and integrated into policy making, decision making, and infrastructure investments in these countries, resulting in the inclusive and sustainable use and management of the ocean. An initial investment of £1million was awarded to GOAP in FY 2021/2. Following good performance in year one, a further £6million of investment was awarded, split evenly over FY's 2022/3, 23/4, and 24/5; giving a total of £7million. From December 2023, following evidence of strong value for money, this investment has since been uplifted to a total of £14.2million, involving new and expanded scope for certain activities, as well as extending the strategic partnership into FY 2025/6. FOA is a multi-stakeholder platform hosted by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with the World Resources Institute, which brings together ocean leaders from a wide range of sectors to encourage action and investment into sustainable ocean projects. FOA, working closely with the High Level Panel for Sustainable Ocean Economy, aims to mobilise ocean leaders to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 14: Life Below Water. Through OCPP the investment supports pillars of FOA's work that strategically align with OCPP's own outcomes. There was an initial investment of £1million to FOA in FY 2021/2. After FOA performed well against investment and performance criteria in year one, a further investment of £2million was awarded in both FY's 2022/3 and 2023/4; rounding total investment for FOA to £5million. 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Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development. This is a key focus of OCPP's work achieved through bilateral government-to-government partnerships between the UK and Official Development Assistance (ODA)-eligible countries. OCPP works to reduce poverty by building local and regional marine science capabilities to improve policymaking, to promote sustainable ocean resource management, and address multiple marine environment challenges. Goal 1. End poverty in all its forms everywhere. This is a key focus of OCPP's work achieved through bilateral government-to-government partnerships between the UK and Official Development Assistance (ODA)-eligible countries. OCPP works to reduce poverty by addressing the direct impact degraded coastal ecosystems have upon poverty and livelihoods. Worldwide, a majority of human settlements are located either on or near the coast; therefore many are reliant upon the ocean for their livelihoods. 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Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 403392 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 117594 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MMO 864387 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 297908 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 126774 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MMO 1618881 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 2171393 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 199246 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MMO 1168000 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Ocean Accounts Partnership 97003 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 52059 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MMO 410831 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs cefas 111139 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 239274 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 93515 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 239274 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 489838 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 202353 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 61144 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MMO 243290 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 79365 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 69105 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MMO 328574 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 226173 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs JNCC 60860 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MMO 875000 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Ocean Accounts Partnership 396488 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs CEFAS 262272 JNCC JNCC 52063 Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs MMO Business case Review of OCPP throughout its second year (2022-23) [delayed from July 2023 to January 2024] "This Annual Review was written in January 2024 to reflect the delivery priorities and required compliance standards at the time. At publication [August 1st, 2024], some of these priorities and standards have changed. The Annual Review has been published in the form it was approved at the time and should be considered in context." Comprehensive business case for Defra strategic partner Friends of Ocean Action (FOA) Business case for Year 1 (2021-22) involvement with Defra strategic partner the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership. Business case for Year 2-4 of Defra strategic partner the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership. Review of OCPP throughout its first year (2021-22) "This Annual Review was written in July 2022 to reflect the delivery priorities and required compliance standards at the time. At publication [December 1st, 2022], some of these priorities and standards have changed. The Annual Review has been published in the form it was approved at the time and should be considered in context." This document is the executive summary of an independent interim evaluation of the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). The evaluation assess OCPP from July 2021 to May 2024, and was published in September 2024. It should be noted that this document (and other documents attached to the interim evaluation) have been compressed. This decision was taken due to the original files exceeding DevFlow's (the uploading portal) limit for file size. The compressing has led to some decrease in image quality, however all other information has been retained from the original files. This document an independent interim evaluation of the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). The evaluation assesses OCPP from July 2021 to May 2024, and was published in September 2024. The evaluation and subsequent report was undertaken and published by NIRAS, a Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning consultancy independent from His Majesty's Government. It should be noted that this document (and other documents attached to the interim evaluation) have been compressed. This decision was taken due to the original files exceeding DevFlow's (the uploading portal) limit for file size. The compressing has led to some decrease in image quality, however all other information has been retained from the original files. This document is an summary of results and findings within the Ocean Country Partnership Programme's (OCPP) bi-lateral partnership with the Government of Belize. The case study is an annex to the independent interim evaluation of the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). The interim evaluation assesses OCPP from July 2021 to May 2024, and was published in September 2024. The evaluation and subsequent report was undertaken and published by NIRAS, a monitoring, evaluation and learning consultancy independent from His Majesty's Government. It should be noted that this document (and other documents attached to the interim evaluation) have been compressed. This decision was taken due to the original files exceeding DevFlow's (the uploading portal) limit for file size. The compressing has led to some decrease in image quality, however all other information has been retained from the original files. This document is an summary of results and findings within the Ocean Country Partnership Programme's (OCPP) bi-lateral partnership with the Government of Ghana. The case study is an annex to the independent interim evaluation of the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). The interim evaluation assesses OCPP from July 2021 to May 2024, and was published in September 2024. The evaluation and subsequent report was undertaken and published by NIRAS, a monitoring, evaluation and learning consultancy independent from His Majesty's Government. It should be noted that this document (and other documents attached to the interim evaluation) have been compressed. This decision was taken due to the original files exceeding DevFlow's (the uploading portal) limit for file size. The compressing has led to some decrease in image quality, however all other information has been retained from the original files. This document is an summary of results and findings within the Ocean Country Partnership Programme's (OCPP) bi-lateral partnership with the Government of the Maldives. The case study is an annex to the independent interim evaluation of the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). The interim evaluation assesses OCPP from July 2021 to May 2024, and was published in September 2024. The evaluation and subsequent report was undertaken and published by NIRAS, a monitoring, evaluation and learning consultancy independent from His Majesty's Government. It should be noted that this document (and other documents attached to the interim evaluation) have been compressed. This decision was taken due to the original files exceeding DevFlow's (the uploading portal) limit for file size. The compressing has led to some decrease in image quality, however all other information has been retained from the original files. This document is an summary of results and findings within the Ocean Country Partnership Programme's (OCPP) bi-lateral partnership with the Government of Mozambique. The case study is an annex to the independent interim evaluation of the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). The interim evaluation assesses OCPP from July 2021 to May 2024, and was published in September 2024. The evaluation and subsequent report was undertaken and published by NIRAS, a monitoring, evaluation and learning consultancy independent from His Majesty's Government. It should be noted that this document (and other documents attached to the interim evaluation) have been compressed. This decision was taken due to the original files exceeding DevFlow's (the uploading portal) limit for file size. The compressing has led to some decrease in image quality, however all other information has been retained from the original files. This document is an summary of results and findings within the Ocean Country Partnership Programme's (OCPP) bi-lateral partnership with the Government of Sri Lanka. The case study is an annex to the independent interim evaluation of the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). The interim evaluation assesses OCPP from July 2021 to May 2024, and was published in September 2024. The evaluation and subsequent report was undertaken and published by NIRAS, a monitoring, evaluation and learning consultancy independent from His Majesty's Government. It should be noted that this document (and other documents attached to the interim evaluation) have been compressed. This decision was taken due to the original files exceeding DevFlow's (the uploading portal) limit for file size. The compressing has led to some decrease in image quality, however all other information has been retained from the original files. This is a full review of the OCPP in its third year of programming (FY 23/24) Cefas and Defra have agreed to work together on the OCPP. This MoU establishes the responsibilities of the Parties and the general principles for their cooperation. This MoU is not intended to be legally binding or to create legal obligations or legal rights between the Parties. However, the Parties enter into this MoU intending to honour all their obligations. Historically Defra has directly managed the delivery of OCPP through engaging the Parties separately. Defra have decided to streamline this structure by engaging through one lead party (“Tier 1 Delivery Partner”). The Tier 1 Delivery Partner under this arrangement has been identified as Cefas with JNCC and MMO acting as Tier 2 Delivery Partners. This MoU establishes the responsibilities of the T1 and T2 Parties and the general principles for their cooperation. This MoU is not intended to be legally binding or to create legal obligations or legal rights between the Parties. However, the Parties enter into this MoU intending to honour all their obligations. This document records all outputs and indicators achieved (up to July 2025) against the Ocean Country Partnership Programme's targets. This is a full review of the OCPP in its fourth year of programming (FY 24/25) A contract control notice for the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership - signifying a revision, addition, or omission to contractual grant agreement terms. A contract control notice for the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership - signifying a revision, addition, or omission to contractual grant agreement terms. A contract control notice for the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership - signifying a revision, addition, or omission to contractual grant agreement terms. A contract control notice for the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership - signifying a revision, addition, or omission to contractual grant agreement terms. A contract control notice for the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership - signifying a revision, addition, or omission to contractual grant agreement terms. Note: sequentially this is GOAP's 5th CCN, however an admin error means this is titled 'CNN06' Grant agreement between the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership and Defra A commercial grant agreement between the the World Economic Forum's programme 'Friends of Ocean Action' and Defra A Theory of Change for the Ocean Country Partnership Programme GB-GOV-7-PO009-LDN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The LDN Fund invests in projects which reduce or reverse land degradation and thereby contribute to ‘Land Degradation Neutrality’. The LDN Fund is co-promoted by the Global Mechanism of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and Mirova. It is a public-private partnership using public money to increase private sector investment in sustainable development. The fund invests in sustainable agriculture, forestry and other land uses globally. The Fund was launched at the UNCCD’s COP 13 in China in 2017. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Mirova Natural Capital Ltd Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 10000000 10000000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Annual update on results and impact. Annual update on results and impact. Annual update on results and impact. Annual update on results and impact. Impact results framework as of 2023 Business Case for 2019 investment in the Land Degradation Neutrality Fund. Annual update on results and impact. GB-GOV-7-ICF-P0003-EcoB Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The eco.business fund is a public-private partnership investment fund which aims to shift incentives in financial institutions (i.e. Banks) towards investing in nature, by embedding social and environmental risk into investment decisions, catalysing transformational change in the financial sector. The fund will increase lending to businesses which incorporate sustainable practices that contribute to biodiversity conservation, sustainable use of natural resources, climate change mitigation and adaptation to its impact across South America: Ecuador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Colombia, Panama, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Finance in Motion Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 20000000 12625178 2000000.00 10000000 10000000 12625178 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 16000000.00 3582500.00 eco.business Fund Impact Framework Annual update on results and impact. Annual update on results and impact. Annual update on results and impact. Annual update on results and impact. Annual update on results and impact. Business case for further investment in EBF in 2019 Business case for investment in eco.business Fund in 2019 Annual update on results and impact. Annual update on results and impact. Annual report on results and impact GB-GOV-7-32CPL-00499-KA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This activity supports a number of different areas of work which aim to accelerate the climate benefits of the Kigali Amendment (KA) to the Montreal Protocol (MP) and encourage uptake of energy efficient and climate friendly solutions. This includes (1) The creation of an African Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Cooling and Cold Chains (ACES) in Rwanda. ACES will accelerate deployment of sustainable (environmental, economic and social) cold-chain solutions throughout Africa. (2) The development and deployment of an HFC outlook model to address information gaps on energy use and energy related CO2 emissions from the refrigeration, air-conditioning and heat pumps (RACHP) market. It will assist in reducing cost of the transition for Article 5 countries to the Montreal Protocol and increase the climate benefit of action under the MP. (3) Increasing countries technical capacity and providing insights on global best practice of EE improvements of cooling products in parallel with HFC phase down, through model regulations and sustainable public procurement in ASEAN and Africa. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programmes (UNEP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 772986.02 3128290.50 3996857 6682701 4000000 2500000 8000000 134083.91 7749250 2156233.36 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Sustainable Cooling 772986.02 Payment 1 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 3128290.50 Payment 2 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 3500000 Payment 3 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 21080461.44 Total committment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 4058787.59 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 4000000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 1500000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 496856.92 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 1182701.46 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Public Facing Website for the Africa Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Cooling Donor Agreement from December 2019 Donor Agreement from August 2022 Donor Agreement from November 2021 Donor Agreement from July 2019 Donor Agreement from March 2020 Business case for Sustainable Cooling & Cold Chain Solutions Annexes to the Sustainable Cooling & Cold Chain Solutions Business Case Logframe Results from July 2022 - June 2023 Internal Annual Review for the period July 2022 - June 2023 Donor Agreement from Aug 2023 Amendment to Donor Agreement from March 2023 due to increased budget Donor Agreement from March 2022 Donor Agreement from February 2023 Amendment to Donor Agreement from Mar 2021 due to increased budget LogFrame results from July 2023 - June 2024 Donor Agreement from July 2020 Internal Annual Review for the period July 2023-June 2024 GB-GOV-7-ICF-PO0010-MADA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs This project aims to reduce deforestation and forest degradation within Madagascar’s national park network by supporting community and regional authorities to manage and monitor natural resources more effectively. It also seeks to transform the way in which communities use the forest by investing in sustainable farming practices and alternative livelihoods. By demonstrating proof of concept for community-based forest management, this project seeks to help communities to attract new investment and access market-based opportunities that guarantee the long-term financial sustainability of the protected area network. In this way, the project aims to create a successful model that could be replicated across the protected area network. After implementation began, this programme was included within the UK's Biodiverse Landscapes Fund which supports a total of 6 landscapes globally. See programme-wide information here https://devtracker.fcdo.gov.uk/programme/GB-COH-871954-QR00783/summary. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust CARE International Missouri Botanical Garden Madagasikara Voakajy The Peregrine Fund CARE International Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Madagascar 475000 1600000 1965000 1650000 1527000 1558000 606857.14 278142.86 351411 16260 1024439 360021 544628 427212 453557 The Annual Review is part of a continuous process of review and improvement and a formal control point in Defra’s programme cycle. At each formal review, the performance, ongoing relevance and value for money of the programme are assessed. The Annual Review is part of a continuous process of review and improvement and a formal control point in Defra’s programme cycle. At each formal review, the performance, ongoing relevance and value for money of the programme are assessed. The logframe is a tool used to track and monitor the progress of the BLF project in Madagascar against its targets, as well as map goals, activities, expected outputs and outcomes. The logframe is a tool used to track and monitor the progress of the BLF project in Madagascar against its targets, as well as map goals, activities, expected outputs and outcomes. The Business Case summarises the results of the detailed programme design process; describes the nature of the programme, including its intended outcomes and impact, appraises the evidence for what interventions will be delivered and how it will be delivered; explains clearly and succinctly what the programme will do, in what timeframe and is explicit about risks and uncertainties and how they will be managed, including by partners in delivery chains and departmental oversight; records an understanding for relevant departments including Defra, our partners and intended beneficiaries about what we are planning to do and the results we expect to achieve, and how they will be assessed. The Grant Funding Agreement governing each BLF programme is an agreement between the Lead Delivery Partner and Defra, signed by the BLF Fund Manager as a contractor for Defra. It outlines the terms and conditions of a grant, to ensure it is used for its intended purpose and that the funding body can monitor the project's activity and expenditure. GB-GOV-7-BPFCHIPP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Championing Inclusivity in Plastic Pollution (CHIPP) comprises two components: (1) £1.6m contribution for the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)’s Tide Turners Plastic Challenge (TTPC) (2) £2m contribution to the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution (INC). CHIPP’s overall objective is to foster an inclusive approach to tackling plastic pollution at all levels in ODA-eligible countries, from young people and communities to international action. TTPC is a youth environmental education and advocacy initiative which seeks to educate and empower young people on marine plastic pollution and how they can address it in their communities. The objective of this programme is to influence behaviour change, share knowledge, build awareness, and promote inclusive environmental stewardship in young people and give them a voice in the fight against plastic pollution. Its core deliverable is an educational course delivered in partnership with educational institutions. The INC contribution supports the inclusive participation of ODA-eligible country negotiators in the agreement of an international legally binding instrument (ILBI) on plastic pollution by providing travel support and facilitating regional intersessional meetings. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA India Cote d'Ivoire Democratic Republic of Congo Ghana Kenya Madagascar Nigeria Pakistan The Gambia Uganda Zimbabwe SDG14-Life Below Water SDG10-Reduced Inequalities SDG12-Responsible Consumption and Production SDG4-Quality Education 2300000 1300000 200000 200000 800000 Second scheduled payment to UNEP Tide Turners (phase 5.2) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 300000 First payment to UNEP Tide Turners (phase 5.1) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 500000 Third payment to UNEP for Tide Turners (phase 5.3) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 800000 2nd disbursement to INC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP 400000 First disbursement to INC Secretariat Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 800000 Third tranche of UK contribution to INC Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UNEP CHIPP Annual Review 23/24 Business case for £4.9m investment in the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on plastic pollution (£2m) and the Tide Turners Plastic Challenge (£2.9m) GB-GOV-7-BPFBlueForests Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Blue Forests Project aims to design a holistic model for replication for community-led mangrove forest restoration and protection. The programme operates in Madagascar and Indonesia, working with local coastal communities to protect and restore mangrove habitat, create new and improve existing sustainable livelihoods, support community health and women’s empowerment and increase climate resilience.   Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Blue Ventures Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Ambanja - Madagascar -14.112269154138676 48.16564463563835 Velondriake - Madagascar -22.273132456726284 43.25783107000746 Mahajamba - Madagascar -15.589804810339011 47.1138934747654 Indragiri Hilir - Indonesia -0.21354625852692247 103.20310566882762 Kubu Raya - Indonesia -0.6341021700332141 109.42728816321389 EN 885146 1207621 1485694 1436596 1268490 1703969 1676781 1423896 0 78199 1485694 Blue Ventures 870420 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Blue Ventures 1436596 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Blue Ventures 1207621 Blue Ventures 1676781 Year 7 Transaction Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Blue Ventures 553476 Transaction represents £538,062 delivery payment and £15,450 evaluation payment. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Blue Ventures 885146 Blue Ventures 1703969 Transaction represents £1,647,619 delivery payment and £56,350 evaluation payment. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Blue Ventures 1268490 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Blue Ventures 78199 Grant Agreement between Defra and Blue Ventures Conservation for the Blue Forests Initiative. This amendment to the Blue Forests Project Grant Agreement allows Blue Ventures to build certain kinds of building. ICF PO001-BV Blue Forests initiative Annual Review 2019 ICF-Po001-BV Blue Forests Initiative Logical Framework 2020 This documents reviews the programmes performance in 2020. It details key successes, recommendations and assesses progress against targets and key performance indicators listed in the Logframe Blue Forests Project - Annual Review 2018 This documents reviews the programmes performance in 2021. It details key successes, recommendations and assesses progress against targets and key performance indicators listed in the Logframe Additional £150,000 to fund an independent evaluation of this project, sourced via a competitive tender process managed by Blue Ventures. Extending the grant agreement by one year and reallocating underspend from 2020 to the new final year due to the impact of COVID-19 on project delivery Reallocation of underspend of £373,571 has occurred in 2021 (Year 5). This documents reviews the programmes performance in 2022. It details key successes, recommendations and assesses progress against targets and key performance indicators listed in the Logframe Contract change note confirming an additional payment of £870,420 to cover the costs of a previous extension (CCN002) This documents reviews the programmes performance in 2017. It details key successes, recommendations and assesses progress against targets and key performance indicators listed in the Logframe This documents reviews the programmes performance in 2016. It details key successes, recommendations and assesses progress against targets and key performance indicators listed in the Logframe Blue Forests Business Case 2025 Amendment Blue Forests Logical Framework 2023 Blue Forests Theory of Change Blue Forests CCN006 Blue Forests Annual Review 2023 Blue Forests Logical Framework 2024 The CCN amends the year 4 payment by £1 to account for a rounding error and moves the final payment to August 2025, adjusting the final payment amount to reflect the year 4 amendment. Blue Forests Programme Completion Review Blue Forests Summative Evaluation Report GB-GOV-7-30x30LegacyLandscapesFund Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Legacy Landscapes Fund aims to guarantee long-term conservation funding to protect biodiversity, promote climate resilience, and foster equitable development in some of the world’s most outstanding landscapes. The UK will work together with LLF and its partners to help narrow the biodiversity finance gap and deliver the global 30by30 target on land by sourcing significant and sustained funding for protected areas with high biodiversity and critical ecosystems. LLF are a multi-donor conservation trust fund established in 2020 that deliver long-term support to vital protected areas and their buffer zones in the global south. Their ambition is to fund 30 landscapes by 2030, and they benefit from partnerships with a range of public and private donors and NGOs who provide strategic support and effective, inclusive implementation. Central to LLF's approach is an understanding that long term and predictable funding helps them to deliver better outcomes and builds capacity more effectively. LLF, it's partners and Defra are committed to the equitable delivery of 30by30, and this funding will focus on maximising benefits for Indigenous peoples and local communities and promoting gender equity. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Legacy Landscapes Fund Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Global South 20000000 7500000.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs LLF 7694 2900000 9600000 GB-GOV-7-BPFPROB Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs PROBLUE is the World Bank’s leading multilateral mechanism for leveraging and disbursing blue finance towards sustainable ocean sectors and activities. It is a multi-donor trust fund that supports the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 14, Life Below Water, and the Bank’s twin goals of ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity. PROBLUE aims to do this by reducing the existing blue finance gap by creating the necessary enabling environment for public and private sectors to shift from unsustainable to sustainable activities. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Bank Group Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Global 8000000 14750000 7250000 7500000 6700000 7500000 Contribution to PROBLUE multi-donor trust fund Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Bank 7250000 Disbursement to PROBLUE Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Bank 2000000 Uplift Preferenced for CMAR activities in the Eastern Tropical Pacific Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 6000000 14750000 6700000 Addendum to business case: £12.5 million PROBLUE Annual Review 21-22 2021 PROBLUE original business case PROBLUE Annual Review covering the period of July 2022 to June 2023. Review of performance of the World bank's PROBLUE programme from 2023-2024 Addendum to business case Review of programme performance for 2025 GB-GOV-7-BPFORRAA Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance (ORRAA) is a multi-sector alliance that aims to drive investment into coastal natural capital through the development of innovative finance solutions. These products will reduce vulnerability and build resilience in the most exposed and vulnerable coastal regions and communities. The UK has committed £13.9 million into ORRAA, delivered in two phases. A successful Phase 1 in 2021-22 provided £1.9m in grant funding, followed by Phase 2 from 2022-2026 with £12m committed in grant funding. The UK’s investment will address 2 challenges faced by coastal communities and the ocean environment: 1) Tackling the impacts of anthropogenic climate change and biodiversity loss. 2) Overcoming barriers that prevent finance flowing into nature-based solutions. The grant awarded to ORRAA will support their aims to drive at least $500 million of investment into coastal and ocean natural capital, and produce at least 50 new, innovative finance products, by 2030. This would positively impact the resilience of 250 million climate vulnerable people in coastal areas worldwide. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Washington D.C 38.86036244704732 -77.01991747766589 SDG 14 - life below water 200000 3566983 5978125 3611568 1900000 2204838 88974 909626.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs ORRAA 996306.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs ORRAA 950000 phase 1 - payment 1 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance 950000 phase 1 - payment 1 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance 200000 Phase 2 - payment 1 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance 2365983 Phase 2- payment 2a Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance 1235598 1697259 909626 996306 1341283 2730910 1341283 589737 620786 Commercial Grant Agreement between Defra and ORRAA Inc. an annual review on the programme GB-GOV-7-DarwinInitiative Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Darwin Initiative is the UK’s flagship international challenge fund for biodiversity conversation and poverty reduction, established at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992. The Darwin Initiative is a grant scheme working on projects that aim to slow, halt, or reverse the rates of biodiversity loss and degradation, with associated reductions in multidimensional poverty. To date, the Darwin Initiative has awarded more than £195m to over 1,280 projects in 159 countries to enhance the capability and capacity of national and local stakeholders to deliver biodiversity conservation and multidimensional poverty reduction outcomes in low and middle-income countries. More information at https://www.gov.uk/government/groups/the-darwin-initiative. This page contains information about Rounds 27 onwards. For information about Rounds 1 to 26, please see the Darwin Initiative website -https://www.darwininitiative.org.uk/ Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Association Bangor University Bethlehem University Botanic Gardens Conservation International Bioclimate Research and Development Ltd Birdlife International BirdLife International Cambodia Birdlife Zimbabwe Blue Ventures CAMPFIRE Association Zimbabwe Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Charles Sturt University Community Health And Sustainable Environment Africa North of England Zoological Society (Chester Zoo) Chimpanzee Trust Coral Cay Conservation Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust Elephant Family Endangered Wildlife Trust Fauna and Flora International Friends of Kinangop Plateau Global Diversity Foundation Global Wildlife Conservation International Institute for Environment and Development International Tree Foundation Island Conservation International Water Management Institute Local Initiatives for Biodiversity, Research and Development Madagasikara Voakajy Manchester Metropolitan University MantaWatch MarAlliance Margaret Pyke Trust Island Conservation Natural History Museum Nature Kenya Zoological Society of London Philippines Rainforest Alliance Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Ripple Africa Royal Holloway University of London Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Royal Zoological Society of Antwerp Sansom Mlup Prey Society for the Conservation of Nature in Liberia SEED Madagascar Snow Leopard Conservancy Southern Tanzania Elephant Program Stockholm Environment Institute The Development Fund TRAFFIC International Tree Aid University College London UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre Università Roma Tre University College London School Of Pharmacy University Of Cabo Verde University of Cape Town University of Exeter University of Huddersfield University of Kent DICE University of Oxford University of York Wildlife Conservation Society Whale and Dolphin Conservation Wild Chimpanzee Foundation Wild Planet Trust Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust World Vegetable Center World Wide Fund for Nature Cambodia World Wide Fund for Nature Laos Yayasan Planet Indonesia Zoological Society London Bees for Development Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International Cheetah Conservation Fund Center for International Forestry Research ClientEarth Environmental Investigation Agency FairWild Foundation Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets Honeyguide Foundation Humana People to People Laos John Snow Research and Training Institute, Inc. World Education Division (JSI WE) Oceans Alive Foundation Pan African Sanctuary Alliance Re:wild SW Niger Delta Forest Project Tropical Biology Association Turtle Foundation Switzerland University of Manchester Wildlife Conservation Action WildTeam World Wide Fund UK The Thin Green Line Foundation ECOM Agroindustrial Corp. Limited Rising Phoenix Co. Ltd. Gunung Palung Orangutan Conservation Program NIRAS Strathmore University LRA ESSA Forêts Wildlife Crime Prevention Practical Action International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE) University of Greenwich NR University of Leeds CBC Humanitarian Opensreetmap Team United States Inc. Governors' Climate and Forests Task Force University of Bristol International Association for Mediterranean Forests (AIFM) Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) Myanmar Biodiversity Fund International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF) University of Lancaster LEC People Resources and Conservation Foundation Akashinga Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program PNG Inc. Rainforest Foundation, Inc. Produsana S.A.C. Flora and Fauna Fundación Natura Bolivia Panthera Foundation USA International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) National Committee of the Netherlands Foundation Missouri Botanical Garden (MBG) Madagascar Money for Madagascar Madagascar Fauna and Flora Group (MFFG) Commonwealth Zoological Corporation D B A Zoo New England Organisation Ecologique des Lacs et de l’Ogooué (OELO) Snow Leopard Foundation Pakistan YIARI Yayasan Inisiasi Alam Rehabilitasi Indonesia Manomet Conservation Sciences Justdiggit Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Defra’s ODA Team 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA ODA eligible countries Countries eligible for ODA funding This activity funds projects from ODA eligible countries 100% of the activity's funding goes to "Biodiversity" The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 1, 14 and 15. The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 1, 14 and 15. The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 1, 14 and 15. 2187593.21 13155030.28 24335485.11 28421222.87 24802811.79 20698834.66 11550398.75 7123065.09 3664893 547914 224116.28 5788532.42 3136636.69 184262.67 5365812.25 4779708.44 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 1934708.36 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 269551.81 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 4765430.29 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 3013317.16 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 688416.74 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 4795433.28 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 1203965.63 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 1883566.59 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs DarwinInitiative 109264.69 DarwinInitiative Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 2037240.15 9225.85 4835567.44 409459.88 1583884.56 1196968.28 88112.07 124062.52 6100489.66 3840519.81 457790.06 This document is the Darwin Initiative Annual Review 2022-2023 which contains information on the programme's development and recommendations for its future. This is a link directing visitors to the Darwin Initiative's website where projects can be accessed. This document contains the transaction information related to projects awarded under Round 24 of the Darwin Initiative. This document contains information on the Logframe of the Darwin Initiative programme for the 23-24 Financial Year. The Darwin Initiative is the UK’s flagship international challenge fund for biodiversity and sustainable development, established at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992. Building on this long-standing commitment, renewed by the Prime Minister at the 2019 UN General Assembly, the business case sets out how we will scale-up, delivering on vfm, leveraging additional finance and building local capability and capacity. This document contains information on the Logframe of the Darwin Initiative programme for the 22-23 Financial Year. This document contains the list of projects awarded under Round 23 of the Darwin Initiative. This document contains the transaction information related to projects awarded under Round 25 of the Darwin Initiative. This document contains the list of projects awarded under Round 26 of the Darwin Initiative. In September 2020, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), commissioned Ecorys to undertake an evaluation of the Darwin Initiative, Darwin Plus and Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund (IWTCF) funds. As part of the evaluation, an objective is to make suggestions for establishing effective monitoring and evaluation systems. This report contains insights and recommendations to aid Defra’s future development of monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) for the three funds, and progresses as follows. In September 2020, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), commissioned Ecorys to undertake an evaluation of the three funds, henceforth collectively referred to as ‘the scheme’. The scope of this evaluation includes all projects since the beginning of the scheme across all countries of operation. The evaluation has the following key objectives: assess the impact of the scheme; identify gaps in logic and draw out key lessons to understand how the scheme can be improved; facilitate clearer communication of the scheme’s key achievements; and make suggestions for establishing effective monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems. The results of this evaluation will enable Defra to improve the quality of the scheme going into the future, as well as to showcase Defra’s contributions to global biodiversity and environmental protection ahead of upcoming international conferences. This document shows the quarterly disbursement of Darwin Initiative grant funds to projects awarded under Rounds 27 to 31. This document is the Darwin Initiative Annual Review 2023-2024 which contains information on the programme's development and recommendations for its future. The Darwin Initiative is the UK’s flagship international challenge fund for biodiversity and sustainable development, established at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992. Building on this long-standing commitment, renewed by the Prime Minister at the 2019 UN General Assembly, the business case sets out how we will scale-up, delivering on vfm, leveraging additional finance and building local capability and capacity. This document is the Darwin Initiative Annual Review 2024-2025 which contains information on the programme's development and recommendations for its future. GB-GOV-7-IWTChallengeFund Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Illegal wildlife trade (IWT) is a widespread and lucrative criminal activity causing major global environmental and social harm. The IWT has been estimated to be worth up to £17 billion a year. Nearly 6,000 different species of fauna and flora are impacted, with almost every country in the world playing a role in the illicit trade. The UK government is committed to tackling illegal trade of wildlife products and is a long-standing leader in efforts to eradicate the IWT. Defra manages the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund, which is a competitive grants scheme with the objective of tackling IWT and, in doing so, contributing to sustainable development in developing countries. Projects funded under the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund address one, or more, of the following themes: • Developing sustainable livelihoods to benefit people directly affected by IWT, • Strengthening law enforcement, • Ensuring effective legal frameworks, • Reducing demand for IWT products. By 2023 over £51 million has been committed to 157 projects since the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund was established in 2013. This page contains information about Rounds 7 onwards. For information about Rounds 1 to 6, please see the IWTCF website -https://iwt.challengefund.org.uk/ Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Alliance of Religions and Conservation Asociacion Armonia Basel Institute on Governance (International Centre for Asset Recovery) Biosfera Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science Cheetah Conservation Fund Conservation Lower Zambezi Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, University of Kent Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust Endangered Wildlife Trust Environmental Foundation (Guarantee) Ltd Environmental Investigation Agency Fauna and Flora International Free the Bears Fund Inc Fundacion Natura Bolivia International Institute for Environment and Development Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University Lilongwe Wildlife Trust National Trust for Nature Conservation PanEco Panthera PCI Media Impact PROVITA re:wild (Global Wildlife Conservation) RENCTAS - Brazilian Network to Fight the Trafficking of Wild Animals Rising Phoenix Co. Ltd Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Royal United Services Institute Save the Rhino Trust Savé Valley Conservancy Save Vietnam's Wildlife Southern Tanzania Elephant Program Space for Giants Stop Ivory Endangered Wildlife Trust TRAFFIC International Wildlife Conservation Society Wildlife Conservation Society - Cambodia Wildlife Conservation Society- Vietnam Programme Wild Chimpanzee Foundation WILD Foundation - Mali Elephant Project Wildlife Alliance International Snow Leopard Trust World Animal Protection World Wildlife Fund - UK Yayasan IAR Indonesia Yayasan Planet Indonesia Zoological Society of London Wildlife Justice Commission Nature and Development Foundation PAMS Foundation Birdlife International ReCTrad NIRAS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Defra’s ODA Team 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA ODA eligible countries Countries eligible for ODA funding This activity funds projects from ODA eligible countries 100% of the activity's funding goes to "Biodiversity" The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 1, 14 and 15. The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 1, 14 and 15. The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 1, 14 and 15. 2103536.77 6047049.7 9064394.02 7746310.14 6860846.72 6222645.06 2383495.06 744635 215613.14 746560.96 715744 748965.72 27563 861486 603537 890389.7 1145638 706122.71 2593759 39631.97 583236 1141948 728529.46 648861.01 103845.7 1268966.66 215184.99 642324.75 642492.00 232498.24 22934.47 1658188.52 818196.86 53006.72 This document contains annexes to the 21-25 IWTCF Business Case. This document is the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund Annual Review 2022-2023 which contains information on the programme's development and recommendations for its future. The IWTCF is a competitive grant scheme, established in 2014. It is managed by Defra and funded by Defra with contribution from FCDO. Its objective is to tackle the IWT and, in doing so, to contribute to poverty reduction. This business case is being produced to authorise spend for financial years 2021/22-2024/25, including to start Round 7 projects, and to launch Rounds 8 and 9. In September 2020, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), commissioned Ecorys to undertake an evaluation of the Darwin Initiative, Darwin Plus and Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund (IWTCF) funds. As part of the evaluation, an objective is to make suggestions for establishing effective monitoring and evaluation systems. This report contains insights and recommendations to aid Defra’s future development of monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) for the three funds, and progresses as follows. In September 2020, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), commissioned Ecorys to undertake an evaluation of the three funds, henceforth collectively referred to as ‘the scheme’. The scope of this evaluation includes all projects since the beginning of the scheme across all countries of operation. The evaluation has the following key objectives: assess the impact of the scheme; identify gaps in logic and draw out key lessons to understand how the scheme can be improved; facilitate clearer communication of the scheme’s key achievements; and make suggestions for establishing effective monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems. The results of this evaluation will enable Defra to improve the quality of the scheme going into the future, as well as to showcase Defra’s contributions to global biodiversity and environmental protection ahead of upcoming international conferences. This document shows the quarterly disbursement of Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund grant funds to projects awarded under Rounds 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. This document is the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund Logframe used for designing, monitoring, and evaluating the programme, This document is the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund Annual Review 2023-2024 which contains information on the programme's development and recommendations for its future. GB-GOV-7-EQ Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Environmental Pollution Programme’s aim is to work with ODA-eligible countries and regions to reduce the adverse impacts of pollution. Work will improve health and reduce environmental harm and poverty that results from chemical, air, waste and water pollution, as part of the Triple Planetary Crisis. 2021-22: Scoping year to share expertise, best practice and invest in research to strengthen the capacity of low- and middle-income countries to meet their obligations under UN Multilateral Environment Agreements and frameworks. 2022-2025: Phase one delivering two multi-year projects in Vietnam and South Africa through delivery partners Global Alliance on Health and Pollution, the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) and in country organisations. The programme reduced pollution and its impacts on the environment and health by promoting sustainable, economically viable practices, strengthening regulations, and enhancing awareness through multi-sector engagement, robust evidence projects, capacity building and monitoring to support policymaking. 2025-26: Phase two delivered a one-year programme which built and expanded on the successful approaches on reducing air pollution and increasing uptake of integrated pest management in Vietnam, adding new work on waste and plastic pollution. The programme launched in Uganda and focussed on developing a Health and Pollution Action Plan, creating a framework for future action that is aligned with priorities of national stakeholders. The programme also established the Regional Pollution Forum platform, taking a multilateral approach in Southeast Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa to amplify impact by spreading knowledge of successful interventions. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Alliance on Health and Pollution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Vietnam South Africa: 2022-2025. Uganda: 2025-2026. Integrated Pest Management training Awareness campaigns Impacts of pollution; Sustainable alternatives; Pollution hotspots 1300000 2100000 2050000 1850000 280958 UK contribution to the United Nations Environment Special Programme on Institutional Strengthening of the Chemicals Cluster Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme 4800 Payment for independent review and development of the programme's theory of change Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Manchester Metropolitan University 677165 Payment for delivery of in-country work and the production of new evidence work as outlined in the business case and MoU Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Joint Nature Conservation Committee 118000 Further payment to the JNCC for increased spend on evidence projects and to cover in-country work in Indonesia and Vietnam Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Joint Nature Conservation Committee 22740 Delivery of evidence project on 'Desk review of pollution priorities and barriers' Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ricardo PLC 280958 UK commitment to contribute to the United Nations Environment Special Programme on Institutional Strengthening of the Chemicals Cluster Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Environment Programme 18660 Delivery of evidence project to 'Identify cross-compartmental pollutants in developing countries' Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ricardo PLC 37320 Award of evidence project to 'Identify cross-compartmental pollutants in developing countries' Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ricardo PLC 45480 Award of evidence project on 'Desk review of pollution priorities and barriers' Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ricardo PLC 677165 Agreement to pay the JNCC as the main delivery partner of the programme to an initial amount of £677,165 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Joint Nature Conservation Committee 118000 Agreement of further payment of £118,000 to allow for delivery of in-country work in Indonesia and Vietnam as well as further evidence project work Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Joint Nature Conservation Committee 165000 Voluntary donation to the OECD's capacity development for ODA countries programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OECD 165000 Voluntary contribution to the OECD's capacity development in ODA countries programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OECD 18660 Delivery of evidence project to 'Identify cross-compartmental pollutants in developing countries' Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ricardo PLC 22740 Delivery of evidence project on 'Desk review of pollution priorities and barriers' Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Ricardo PLC 471228.19 417284.84 20267.07 5130 11767.57 97490.5 617444.78 47198.70 912560.51 255234.70 749414.92 Data sharing MoU between the JNCC and Defra General MoU between the JNCC and Defra, outlining the share and split of responsibilities for delivery of the JNCC delivered sections of the Environmental Pollution Scoping Year Extension letter for the general MoU between the JNCC and Defra Letter of donation to the OECD Business case describing the proposed activity of the Environmental Pollution Scoping Year Extension letter of the MoU between Defra and the JNCC GB-GOV-7-BPF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The UK launched the Blue Planet Fund in 2021. Financed from the UK aid budget, the Blue Planet Fund is a portfolio of marine ODA programmes that support developing countries to reduce poverty, protect and sustainably manage their marine resources and address human-generated threats across four key themes: biodiversity, climate change, marine pollution, and sustainable seafood. The Blue Planet Fund is jointly managed by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). The programmes led by Defra are managed by the International Sustainable Blue Finance Team. The Blue Planet Fund supports programming in ODA - eligible coastal countries across the following 6 priority regions: - South and Southeast Asia - West Africa - East Africa - Latin America - Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS) - Pacific SIDS The Blue Planet Fund has an independent monitoring, evaluation and learning facility to deliver process and impact evaluation of the BPF portfolio. For more detailed information about our programmes please visit: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/blue-planet-fund/blue-planet-fund Or refer to the individual pages within: https://devtracker.fcdo.gov.uk/ Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA South and Southeast Asia West African coastline, East African coastline Pacific Small Island Developing States Caribbean Small Island Developing States Eastern Tropical Pacific area of Latin America SDG14-Life Below Water This Business Case is for a Monitoring Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Facility for the Blue Planet Fund (BPF) Portfolio. Considerable evidence gaps exist in the marine space and there are few evaluations of ODA marine programming, leaving a lot to learn about what works and what doesn’t and in which socio-economic and socio-ecological contexts. The BPF does not currently have a mechanism for understanding its impact as a whole. In scope of the evaluation are all programmes within the BPF. The preferred option for the delivery of this mechanism is to contract out via Defra's Lot 6 International Call-Off Contract. The costing model included in the Financial Case estimated a total cost of £4.85m. This specification outlines the role for an independent supplier to lead Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) across the Blue Planet Fund (BPF) Portfolio. This Service Order forms the contract between Defra and the MEL Facility Supplier. The tender specification details the work to be undertaken. GB-GOV-7-DarwinPlus Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Darwin Plus is a UK government grants scheme that helps deliver long-term strategic outcomes for the unique biodiversity, the natural environment and improving resilience to climate change within the UK Overseas Territories. It also also provides funding to build capacity through training and education opportunities for UKOT nationals. Part of Darwin Plus is ODA funded to support Overseas Territories Montserrat, St Helena, Tristan da Cunha and Pitcairn Island. This page contains information about Main Rounds 10 onwards and Darwin Plus Local 1 onwards. For information about previous Rounds, please see the Darwin Plus website -https://darwinplus.org.uk/ This page also shows information relating to Darwin Plus commercially contracted programme work being delivered in the OTs through Defra's Arms Length Bodies - Fera, the Animal and Plant Health Agency and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs St Helena National Trust Centre for Ecology and Hydrology -Wallingford Department of Environment, Montserrat St Helena Research Institute Island Solutions Inc. Montserrat National Trust Department of Agriculture, Tristan da Cunha Marine Conservation Society University of Oxford University of Oxford Brooks Royal Society for the Protection of Birds UK Overseas Territories Conservation Forum Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Zoological Society of London King's College London University of Exeter-CEC Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International - Egham Saint Helena Government Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust Fera Animal and Plant Health Agency Joint Nature Conservation Committee NIRAS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Defra’s ODA Team 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA ODA eligible countries Countries eligible for ODA funding This activity funds projects from ODA eligible countries 100% of the activity's funding goes to "Biodiversity" The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 13, 14 and 15. The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 13, 14 and 15. The programme aims to halt and reverse the decline in biodiversity which is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals such as Goals 13, 14 and 15. 243690.84 1563569.59 1923233.28 1745556.83 872322.79 549741.80 228761.60 22574.31 6855.73 186540.43 14179.16 386586.23 198706.79 27155.10 54600.87 53898.21 166978.04 144067.98 287593.94 114704.75 58102.45 This document is the Darwin Plus Results Framework containing information on the Logframe and the Theory of Change of the programme. This document contains annexes A-K relating to the 2022-2025 Darwin Plus Business Case This document contains annexes L-M relating to the 2022-2025 Darwin Plus Business Case This document is the Darwin Plus Annual Review 2022-2023 which contains information on the programme's development and recommendations for its future. This document contains annexes N-S relating to the 2022-2025 Darwin Plus Business Case The Darwin Plus programme, also known as The Overseas Territories Environment and Climate Fund, is the UK’s flagship international challenge fund for environmental projects in the UK Overseas Territories. This Business Case is for a £30 million spend over three years (2022-2025) that will be used to increase biodiversity and protect endemic species in the UK Overseas Territories. Four of the UK Overseas Territories are eligible for ODA funding, while the remaining UK Overseas Territories are not. The programme therefore combines ODA and non-ODA funding. Spending between ODA and non-ODA is approximately expected to be a 30/70 split, which reflects the ratio between the number of UK Overseas Territories that are and are not eligible for ODA funding. This Business case proposes to expand and improve the existing programme. It will consist of a portfolio of local targeted projects delivered by a range of partners including environmental non-governmental organisations, UK Overseas Territory governments, and other organisations based within them and beyond. It will be overseen by a team in Defra with support from a Fund Manager and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee. In September 2020, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), commissioned Ecorys to undertake an evaluation of the Darwin Initiative, Darwin Plus and Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund (IWTCF) funds. As part of the evaluation, an objective is to make suggestions for establishing effective monitoring and evaluation systems. This report contains insights and recommendations to aid Defra’s future development of monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) for the three funds, and progresses as follows. In September 2020, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), commissioned Ecorys to undertake an evaluation of the three funds, henceforth collectively referred to as ‘the scheme’. The scope of this evaluation includes all projects since the beginning of the scheme across all countries of operation. The evaluation has the following key objectives: assess the impact of the scheme; identify gaps in logic and draw out key lessons to understand how the scheme can be improved; facilitate clearer communication of the scheme’s key achievements; and make suggestions for establishing effective monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems. The results of this evaluation will enable Defra to improve the quality of the scheme going into the future, as well as to showcase Defra’s contributions to global biodiversity and environmental protection ahead of upcoming international conferences. This document shows the quarterly disbursement of Darwin Plus grant funds to projects awarded under Rounds 10 to R13, Darwin Plus Local Rounds 1 to 5, as well as the transactions recorded for Darwin Plus commercially contracted work. This document contains the aggregated reporting against the Standard Indicators. This document is the Darwin Plus Annual Review 2023-2024 which contains information on the programme's development and recommendations for its future. This document is the 2022-2025 Agreed Work Order Form signed with Fera for their Identification service for of invasive invertebrate pests and diseases in the UKOTs service. This document is the Appendix 2 - Impact Assessment 2024-2025 related to the Fera Agreed Work Order Form 2022-2025. This document is the 2022-2025 Memorandum of Understanding signed with JNCC for their development and publication of the Overseas Territories Biodiversity Strategy and Biodiversity Action Plans service. This document is a report covering the Identification service for invasive invertebrate plant pests delivered in 2022-2023 by Fera This document is a report covering the Identification service for invasive invertebrate plant pests delivered in 2023-2024 by Fera This document is a report covering the Identification service for invasive invertebrate plant pests delivered in 2024-2025 by Fera This Business Case Change Control Note details the increase in the Business Case's budget and extension of the end date from March 2025 to March 2026, to allow for Darwin Plus to continue in the current Spending Review (SR) period. A new Full Business Case (FBC) will be developed thereafter, subject to funding being secured at the multi-year SR (MYSR) and confirmation of Defra’s future delivery approach for the Biodiversity Challenge Funds (BCFs). The Darwin Plus programme, also known as The Overseas Territories Environment and Climate Fund, is the UK’s flagship international challenge fund for environmental projects in the UK Overseas Territories. This Business Case is for a £27.996m spend over three years (2026-2029) that will be used to increase biodiversity and protect endemic species in the UK Overseas Territories. Four of the UK Overseas Territories are eligible for ODA funding, while the remaining UK Overseas Territories are not. The programme therefore combines ODA and non-ODA funding. Spending between ODA and non-ODA is approximately expected to be a 20/80 split, which reflects the ratio between the number of UK Overseas Territories that are and are not eligible for ODA funding. This Business Case proposes the continuation of the Darwin Plus grants schemes and related OT activities, building on the development and expansion of the programme as seen under the previous 2022-2025 Full Business Case. The programme will continue to consist of a portfolio of locally targeted projects delivered by a range of partners including environmental non-governmental organisations, Overseas Territory Governments and other organisations based globally. It will be overseen by a team in Defra with support from a Fund Manager and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee. GB-GOV-7-BPFOCEAN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Ocean Community Empowerment and Nature (OCEAN) Grants Programme is a competitive grants scheme to support projects that aim to deliver lasting change to the marine environment and coastal communities. The programme is funded through Official Development Assistance (ODA) as part of the UK’s £500 million Blue Planet Fund. In the last 10 years, less than 1% (around USD ~$13 billion) of the total value of the ocean has been invested in sustainable projects, even though the ocean supports the livelihoods of 1 in 10 people globally. OCEAN seeks to redress this imbalance and support people and communities who have most acutely and disproportionately been impacted by climate change. Organisations including Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) can submit applications for funding to deliver projects in ODA eligible countries. There are two pots of funding available to bid for, with a smaller pot of up to £250,000 being targeted for small scale, local, in-country organisations and a larger one of up to £3 million to support organisations that can fund large-scale activities and scale up effective solutions. OCEAN directly supports the International Development Strategy, which emphasises the necessity of localising ODA. The fund’s long-term objective is to increase the capacity of local organisations to drive equitable and inclusive decision-making, which will in turn enable communities to manage and benefit from marine ecosystems sustainably. An investment of up to £60 million for OCEAN was announced by the Environment Secretary, Steve Barclay, in December 2023 at COP28 in Dubai. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs NIRAS Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Goal 14. Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development Goal 1. End poverty in all its forms everywhere 559406 3068427 5810316 8000000 221042.32 461577.01 31220.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OCEAN 230604.10 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OCEAN 591.67 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OCEAN 368154.73 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OCEAN 1170213.66 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs OCEAN 93234.61 OCEAN Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 60000000 The total investment of up to £60 million for OCEAN, Ocean Community Empowerment and Nature, was announced by the UK Environment Secretary, Steve Barclay, in December 2023 at COP28 in Dubai. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 539883.53 37154.81 802612.65 251446.05 1211839.89 608909.06 158019.69 1420107.24 151368.37 1422879.22 559406 201425.78 1267643.03 106872.11 513940.99 The OCEAN Business Case details the design and development of this new competitive fund. Outline: In 2020, following a Ministerial steer to bring greater flexibility to the Blue Planet Fund (BPF) portfolio, Defra explored the feasibility of establishing a new competitive grants fund. The fund has since been developed - the Ocean Community Empowerment And Nature fund (OCEAN), with a long-term impact objective to place the ocean on a path to recovery, enabling local communities and nature to thrive. This competitive fund is designed to address a funding gap identified in a BPF portfolio that is dominated by bilateral and multilateral centrally disbursed finance. The competitive fund will offer various advantages over other ways of funding, not least by providing a mechanism that will enable a significant diversity of ideas, expertise, and knowledge to flow into the overall BPF portfolio. Furthermore, it will add value to the existing BPF mechanisms (bilateral and multilateral, all centrally disbursed) through a community focussed challenge fund model, which is also more responsive to emerging opportunities. GB-GOV-7-ICF-UNDPCP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The UNDP Climate Promise programme helps developing countries implement their national climate pledges – Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). The programme aims to increase ambition, implementation and engagement for NDCs under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Defra's contribution focuses on the Forest, Land and Nature work area, contributing to increase the representation of nature in 8 countries’ NDCs through to COP27, the Global Stocktake in 2023 and to 2026. Project activities include: - Supporting countries in assessing the extent to which nature could contribute to meet climate targets, and establishing the steps required to meet this potential; - Supporting countries to develop detailed delivery plans and policies across relevant sectors that would enable them to maximise the role of nature in reaching the Paris climate goal; - Supporting countries in implementing delivery plans and policies, so that commitments and targets could be delivered through concrete actions. The UNDP Climate Promise aligns with the Prime Minister’s commitment of at least £3 billion of ICF to climate change solutions that protect and restore nature and biodiversity over five years, HMG’s Integrated Review, Response to the Dasgupta Review and COP26 commitments including the Glasgow Leaders Declaration. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Development Programme Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Developing countries 3000000 3000000 3000000 3000000 Voluntary contribution Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs United Nations Development Programme 3000000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 3000000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The business case addendum builds upon the original business case, supporting an additional contribution of up to £6 million for the programme. It details the proposed programme delivery mechanism including monitoring and evaluation, risks, safeguarding, fraud, and corruption. The 2023 programme annual review covering the period January 2023 – December 2023. The annual review assesses the programme’s progress against agreed targets and milestones, reviews risk and financial management, value for money, and decision-making processes, including by making recommendations for the year ahead. The programme’s business case supports a contribution of up to £3m for the programme and details the objectives of the contribution. Including how it aligns with funding priorities, the proposed programme delivery mechanism including monitoring and evaluation, risks, safeguarding, fraud, and corruption. The 2022 programme annual review covering the period February 2022 – Spring 2023. The annual review assesses the programme’s progress against agreed targets and milestones, reviews risk and financial management, value for money, and decision-making processes, including by making recommendations for the year ahead. The 2024 programme annual review covering the period January 2024 – December 2024. The annual review assesses the programme’s progress against agreed targets and milestones, reviews risk and financial management, value for money, and decision-making processes, including by making recommendations for the year ahead. The finalised logframe for the Climate Promise programme. The Programme Completion Review sets out the final results for the Climate Promise programme, reviewing its performance, achievements, lessons and how learning will be shared to inform future programming. GB-GOV-7-TNFD-PO002 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Defra has been one of the largest donors to the global, market-led, and science-based Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) initiative, providing £5,626,855 over 2021 - 2026. The TNFD recommendations and guidance empower organisations to assess, report, and act on their evolving nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities, with the ultimate aim of supporting a shift in global financial flows towards nature-positive outcomes and achieving the goals of the Global Biodiversity Framework. Defra contributed £2,626,855 to support the TNFD initiative’s two-year open innovation ‘design and development’ phase, which culminated in the launch of the final TNFD corporate reporting recommendations on nature-related risk management and disclosure in September 2023 at New York Climate Week. From November 2021 – November 2022, Defra also contributed £1,675,000 to fund a TNFD African Voice pilot programme, with Financial Sector Deepening Africa (FSD Africa) acting as the delivery partner. This funding was used to secure engagement by African financial institutions, governments, and central banks, with the aim of ensuring that the TNFD framework is fit for purpose in African contexts. In addition, this funding supported the production of a report examining the materiality of nature-related risks for financial institutions in African contexts. At COP28 in December 2023, the Defra Secretary of State announced an additional £2 million funding to support the TNFD initiative’s global market uptake phase, which is focused on encouraging and enabling voluntary market adoption across sectors and geographies, working with international standards bodies, raising awareness of nature as a strategic business issue, and supporting efforts to address the knowledge, capacity building and data needs of market participants. In March 2025, Defra approved an additional £1 million funding to support the ongoing work of the TNFD's global market uptake phase. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat Financial Sector Deepening Africa (FSD Africa) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Worldwide 1651855 1980000 910000 1960000 1000000 350000.00 270000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TFND 300000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TFND 90000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 711855 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 535000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 850000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 315000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 825000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs FSD Africa 210000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 550000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 240000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 90000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 390000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 45000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 240000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs TNFD Secretariat 150000 200000 200000 300000 640000 The Original TNFD Business Case sets out how the funding support provided through the programme will deliver impact and contribute to Defra’s strategic and policy objectives. It sets out the financial, governance, management and risk arrangements in place, in addition to explaining how commercial procurement will be planned and managed. It specifies the monitoring, evaluation, and learning processes in place, explains how the programme ensures value for money, and designates roles and responsibilities. The Original Business Case for ~£2.8 million sets out how the UK Government will provide a financial contribution to support the TNFD’s two-year open innovation ‘design and development’ phase over 2021-2023. The Log-frame (or Logical Framework) is a target-setting and monitoring tool, which is used to assess the progress and effectiveness of the programme. The Log-frame tracks progress against key performance indicators – considering expected milestones, outputs and outcomes. The 2022 Annual Review was conducted one year after the initiation of the TNFD programme, while the TNFD initiative was half-way through in its ‘design and development’ phase. The Annual Review process provides an opportunity to assess progress against agreed targets and milestones. It supports risk management and decision-making processes, including by reflecting on lessons learned and formulating recommendations for the year ahead. The Programme Completion Review was completed in 2023, following the launch of the final TNFD recommendations (which marked the end of the TNFD’s ‘design and development phase’). The Programme Completion Review assessed progress against agreed targets and milestones. It supported risk management and decision-making processes, including by reflecting on lessons learned and formulating recommendations for future programming. The Log-frame (or Logical Framework) is a target-setting and monitoring tool, which is used to assess the progress and effectiveness of the programme. The Log-frame tracks progress against key performance indicators – considering expected milestones, outputs and outcomes. The Addendum sets out how the UK Government will provide ~£1.6 million to support a ‘TNFD African Voice’ pilot programme, with FSD Africa (a specialist development agency set up by FCDO) acting as the delivery partner. The Addendum sets out the objectives of the funding, the expected results, in addition to the strategic, commercial, economic, financial and management cases. The goal of this pilot programme is to secure engagement by African financial institutions, governments, and central banks, with the aim of ensuring that the TNFD framework is fit for purpose in African contexts. It will also support the production of a report examining the materiality of nature-related risks for financial institutions in African contexts The TNFD Business Case Change Control Note 2023-2025 sets out how the UK Government will provide £2 million funding to support the TNFD’s global uptake phase. This follows the successful completion of the TNFD’s ‘design and development’ phase which culminated in the launch of the final TNFD recommendations on nature-related risk management and disclosure and supporting implementation guidance in September 2023. The TNFD’s global uptake phase is focused on encouraging and enabling voluntary market adoption across sectors and geographies, working with standards bodies, and supporting efforts to address the knowledge, capacity building, and data needs of market participants. The Change Control Note includes the relevant strategic, commercial, economic, financial, and management cases pertaining to the proposed funding. It sets out the rationale for the funding, outlines the expected results and impacts, and explains how the programme ensures value for money. The TNFD Business Case Change Control Note 2025 – 2026 sets out how the UK Government will provide £1 million additional funding to support the TNFD’s ongoing global market uptake phase. The Change Control Note includes the relevant strategic, commercial, economic, financial, and management cases pertaining to the proposed funding. It sets out the rationale for the funding, outlines the expected results and impacts, and explains how the programme ensures value for money. The 2025 Annual Review assesses the TNFD’s performance in delivering the ambitions of its global market uptake phase. The Annual Review process provides an opportunity to assess progress against agreed targets and milestones. It supports risk management and decision-making processes, including by reflecting on lessons learned and formulating recommendations for the year ahead. The Log-frame (or Logical Framework) is a target-setting and monitoring tool, which is used to assess the progress and effectiveness of the programme. The Log-frame tracks progress against key performance indicators – considering expected milestones, outputs and outcomes. The 2026 TNFD Programme Completion Review formally marks the end of Defra’s funding for the TNFD programme, covering 2021 – 2026. The Review assesses the TNFD’s performance in delivering the ambitions of its global market uptake phase. It assesses progress against agreed targets and milestones and supports risk management and decision-making processes, including by reflecting on lessons learned and formulating recommendations for the future. GB-GOV-7-GCBC UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs The Global Centre on Biodiversity for Climate (GCBC) is an Official Development Assistance (ODA) research programme funded by the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). Its aim is to generate evidence on how the protection, restoration and sustainable use of biodiversity can strengthen climate resilience and reduce poverty. Through a global network of researchers, practitioners and communities, GCBC seeks to advance understanding of the interconnected challenges of biodiversity loss, climate change and poverty, while ensuring that research findings inform policy and practice at national and international scales. For more information, please visit www.gcbc.org.uk DAI Global Defra - Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs Announced at COP26 The current Business Case provides the case to invest an estimated Whole Life Cost (WLC) of up to £123.8m of ODA International Climate Finance (ICF) into the ICF R&D Programme until March 2032. Defra GCBC@defra.gov.uk https://www.gcbc.org.uk/ 10000000 10000000 10000000 15000000 15000000 15000000 GB-GOV-7-GBF-Fund-Investment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Global Biodiversity Framework Fund (GBF Fund), is a competitive, international nature fund to support ODA-eligible countries to implement the goals and targets of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF), by providing project funding to protect and enhance biodiversity. It will support the development and implementation of sustainable biodiversity-based products, services and activities that enhance biodiversity, to generate social, economic and environmental benefits. Investments are pooled and the GBF Fund is designed to maximise additional finance leveraged from the private sector to further boost investment to biodiversity and create sustainable financial flows. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Environment Facility (GEF) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Global 15000000 32500000 7500000 7500000 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Global Environment Facility 32500000 Additional Contribution to the GBF Fund Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Environment Facility 15000000 Contribution to the GBF Fund Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Global Environment Facility Full Business Case for the UK investment in the GBF Fund Logical framework for the GBF Fund investment tracking outcome and output indicators (version 1 - 2025) First Annual Review of the UK's GBF Fund investment Logical framework for the GBF Fund investment tracking outcome and output indicators (version 2 - 2026) Second Annual Review of the UK's GBF Fund investment GB-GOV-7-BLF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Biodiverse Landscapes Fund (BLF) supports developing countries to protect and restore nature, tackle climate change and reduce poverty. The programme invests over the long term in some of the world's most ecologically important landscapes, supporting locally-led approaches that benefit both people and environment.  The BLF currently operates in three landscapes: Andes Amazon (spanning Peru and Ecuador), Mesoamerica (spanning Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras), and Madagascar. Each landscape contains globally important biodiversity and makes vital contributions to regional and global food, water and weather systems. Learn more about the BLF in Madagascar: https://devtracker.fcdo.gov.uk/programme/GB-GOV-7-ICF-PO0010-MADA/summary Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Zoological Society of London Fauna and Flora International Practical Action Wildlife Conservation Society PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Oxford Policy Management Ltd Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Global 2000000 8940000 13200000 16300000 15367000 17000000 14000000 12000000 10000000 9000000 178082.25 1629736 BLF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 115397.03 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BLF 119934.00 5567.79 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BLF 3074.13 BLF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 23512.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BLF 117230.93 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BLF 36000.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BLF 4550167 1571476 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BLF 5732905 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs BLF 4218997.00 317020.55 118758.18 3929521.86 2307188.71 170726 3463789.13 9248.96 51734.00 21832.5 36529.5 176351.59 2401.42 165436 1542.95 29879.98 10946.1 4222.64 292173.75 4017.93 77390.78 300668.1 1845.44 90350.84 657.75 292161.43 1159.31 4940 583666.67 1813.88 3499.30 5636.12 162681.06 459800.69 746132.91 3812713.26 432356 1647.52 136120.34 The Business Case summarises the results of the detailed programme design process; describes the nature of the programme, including its intended outcomes and impact, appraises the evidence for what interventions will be delivered and how it will be delivered; explains clearly and succinctly what the programme will do, in what timeframe and is explicit about risks and uncertainties and how they will be managed, including by partners in delivery chains and departmental oversight; records an understanding for relevant departments including Defra, our partners and intended beneficiaries about what we are planning to do and the results we expect to achieve, and how they will be assessed. The Grant Funding Agreement governing each BLF programme is an agreement between the Lead Delivery Partner and Defra, signed by the BLF Fund Manager as a contractor for Defra. It outlines the terms and conditions of a grant, to ensure it is used for its intended purpose and that the funding body can monitor the project's activity and expenditure. The Grant Funding Agreement governing each BLF programme is an agreement between the Lead Delivery Partner and Defra, signed by the BLF Fund Manager as a contractor for Defra. It outlines the terms and conditions of a grant, to ensure it is used for its intended purpose and that the funding body can monitor the project's activity and expenditure. The Annual Review is part of a continuous process of review and improvement and a formal control point in Defra’s programme cycle. At each formal review, the performance, ongoing relevance and value for money of the programme are assessed. The Business Case summarises the results of the detailed programme design process; describes the nature of the programme, including its intended outcomes and impact, appraises the evidence for what interventions will be delivered and how it will be delivered; explains clearly and succinctly what the programme will do, in what timeframe and is explicit about risks and uncertainties and how they will be managed, including by partners in delivery chains and departmental oversight; records an understanding for relevant departments including Defra, our partners and intended beneficiaries about what we are planning to do and the results we expect to achieve, and how they will be assessed. The Business Case summarises the results of the detailed programme design process; describes the nature of the programme, including its intended outcomes and impact, appraises the evidence for what interventions will be delivered and how it will be delivered; explains clearly and succinctly what the programme will do, in what timeframe and is explicit about risks and uncertainties and how they will be managed, including by partners in delivery chains and departmental oversight; records an understanding for relevant departments including Defra, our partners and intended beneficiaries about what we are planning to do and the results we expect to achieve, and how they will be assessed. The Business Case summarises the results of the detailed programme design process; describes the nature of the programme, including its intended outcomes and impact, appraises the evidence for what interventions will be delivered and how it will be delivered; explains clearly and succinctly what the programme will do, in what timeframe and is explicit about risks and uncertainties and how they will be managed, including by partners in delivery chains and departmental oversight; records an understanding for relevant departments including Defra, our partners and intended beneficiaries about what we are planning to do and the results we expect to achieve, and how they will be assessed. The Business Case summarises the results of the detailed programme design process; describes the nature of the programme, including its intended outcomes and impact, appraises the evidence for what interventions will be delivered and how it will be delivered; explains clearly and succinctly what the programme will do, in what timeframe and is explicit about risks and uncertainties and how they will be managed, including by partners in delivery chains and departmental oversight; records an understanding for relevant departments including Defra, our partners and intended beneficiaries about what we are planning to do and the results we expect to achieve, and how they will be assessed. The Grant Funding Agreement governing each BLF programme is an agreement between the Lead Delivery Partner and Defra, signed by the BLF Fund Manager as a contractor for Defra. It outlines the terms and conditions of a grant, to ensure it is used for its intended purpose and that the funding body can monitor the project's activity and expenditure. Project Completion Review for the BLF in Lower Mekong Project Completion Review for the BLF in Western Congo Basin GB-GOV-7-BPFGPAP Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP) brings together governments, businesses, and civil society to tackle plastic pollution and increase investment in circular economy approaches in ODA-eligible countries. GPAP’s intended impact is to improve the environment in partner countries by reducing municipal waste while improving the livelihoods of people involved in the waste sector or impacted by plastic pollution. This is achieved principally through (1) the creation of public-private stakeholder collaboration platforms called National Plastic Action Partnerships (NPAPs) and (2) targeted training and assistance for informal waste sector workers. NPAPs are impartial and inclusive stakeholder coordination groups that bring together influential stakeholders across the plastics value chain, including policymakers, consumer goods businesses, non-governmental organisations and waste sector representatives. The partnerships’ work in each country focuses on establishing baselines for pollution, standardising metrics and creating national action plans and roadmaps, all of which inform national waste management policy. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA Mexico City Laos Colombia Panama Ecuador Costa Rica Peru Ghana Indonesia Vietnam Maharashtra Nigeria Zambia Cambodia GPAP is a multistakeholder initiative hosted by the World Economic Forum, established in 2018 to translate global commitments on plastic pollution into concrete country-level action and investment. It operates through a network of country platforms, National Plastic Action Partnerships (NPAPs) which bring together governments, businesses and civil society, including the informal sector, to coordinate responses to plastic pollution at national level. SDG14-Life Below Water 4000000 4000000 4500000 5500000 2500000 3500000 61559.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GPAP 1274506.00 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GPAP 1090556 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GPAP 600000 FY21/22 Phase 3 deliverables Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 950000 FY21/22 Phase 2 deliverables Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 666835 Q2 23/24 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 1250000 FY22/23 Qs 2 and 3 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 304940.6 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs GPAP 1803767 511307 950000 FY21/22 Phase 1 deliverables undertaken Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 1070993 Payment for activities delivered Q2 24/25 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 600000 FY22/23 Q1 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 1500000 In-year (FY21/22) ODA reallocation to GPAP (uplift) Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 2150000 2796903 1035703 Q4 22/23 payment Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs World Economic Forum 1688826 950000 950000 950000 600000 1500000 600000 250000 54366 61559 1097262 194105 A business case to award £12.5 million to the World Economic Forum through the Blue Planet Fund, to fund the Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP). £6.5m Informal sector uplift GPAP Annual Review 2022/23 Annual review for FY 23/24 Annual review for FY 21/22 GB-GOV-7-IAPB UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs The International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits (IAPB) is an independent, global initiative, co-launched by the UK and France in June 2023, to help shape and scale the development of high integrity biodiversity credit markets that support conservation, climate, and equity. IAPB’s mission is to develop a high integrity biodiversity credit market, including market guidance, a Community of Practice (now with over 40 pilot projects across nearly 30 countries), and a Policy Lab to help governments build enabling regulatory frameworks.  Through our support to IAPB we seek to build international capacity through policy and regulatory support, further develop critical market infrastructure, and create a robust knowledge base informed by on-the-ground pilot projects. Investing in IAPB will mobilise and scale long-term funding towards protecting, restoring and expanding biodiversity whilst supporting gender-inclusive interventions and poverty alleviation. International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The programme has a global reach, with particular focus on developing countries. 500000 500000 GB-GOV-7-BPF-BCF Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Fund will promote the sustainable management, conservation and restoration of mangrove habitats by developing and embedding operational blue carbon markets across the Caribbean and Latin America that provide local communities with a sustainable income and assist in moving low-income countries towards low-emission, climate-resilient development. Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs UK - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Inter-American Development Bank Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 020 7270 3000 ODA.Transparency@defra.gov.uk Defra’s ODA Team, 2 Marsham Street, 1st Floor Seacole, Westminster, London, SW1P 4JA EN 6112144 3803267 1402415 895327 736847 0 0 1912144 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 4050000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 150000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 50000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 1296000 Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs 832456.80 2069640.59 347577.45 1204961.46 Return of underspent funds from delivery partner. Amendment to the UK Blue Carbon Fund Admin Agreement, altering the disbursement schedule Admin Agreement between HMG and the Inter American Development Bank for the UK Blue Carbon Fund Business case for the UK Blue Carbon Fund Proposal for the MRV project Jamaica Project Proposal Panama Project Proposal Dasgupta Input Project Proposal Amendment to Admin Agreement - Dasgupta Input Business Case Addendum - Dasgupta Input UK Blue Carbon Fund Annual Review 2020 2021 UK Blue Carbon Fund- Annual Review Programme Review of the UK Blue Carbon Fund that was conducted in 2023. 2019 UK Blue Carbon Fund - Annual Review 2022 UK Blue Carbon Fund - Annual Review