Rutana

Kirundo

Bujumbura Mairie

Muyinga

Karuzi

Bururi

Ngozi

Kayanza

Cankuzo

Rumonge

Makamba

Cibitoke

Bubanza

Muramvya

Gitega

Bujumbura Rural

Ruyigi

Mwaro

Burundi

by 2027 sustainably manage 100% of forest ecosystems

by 2027 reduce forest deforestation by 90%

Increase in carbon dioxide sinks by reforestation of 160,000 ha for 15 years

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Support access to clean energy by increasing viability, and promoting scaled-up commercial investment in renewable  minigrids in Burundi with a focus on cost-reduction levers and innovative business models.

Local CSOs and CBOs in landscapes-seascapes around the world access grant financing and technical assistance, including capacity development and knowledge sharing to maintain and enhance their socio-ecological resilience, well-being and socio-economic conditions for global environmental benefits.

Burundi’s smallholder farmers face escalating climate vulnerability and food insecurity. The country is dependent on rain-fed agriculture, and yields remain low. There is widespread hunger and malnutrition, particularly among the poorest smallholders. Multiple climate hazards erode productivity gains and disrupt livelihoods among a community with very low adaptive capacity.

To address these challenges, the project aims to enhance smallholder farmers' adaptive capacity. It will focus on scaling up a proven model of capacity-building support in agroforestry and livelihood diversification, which will allow farmers to graduate from subsistence agriculture and diversify their activities and enable better access to markets.

This cross-cutting project will provide an integrated package of climate-smart agricultural inputs, advisory services, and agroforestry support. It is the first under the pilot Project-Specific Assessment Approach (PSAA), an initiative that aims to streamline and broaden access to GCF finance for new partners, countries, and technologies.

To increase land productivity and climate resilience of fragile communities in targeted collines.

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