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According to bank's website, the approved project aims to protect endangered chimpanzee populations and promote restoration of biodiverse ecosystems within targeted conservation areas in Rwanda. The project will conserve endangered chimpanzee populations and improve degraded areas, protect wildlife habitats, generate jobs, and strengthen resilience through ecosystem restoration with enhanced conservation area management and benefit local communities. The project will support an evidence-based and adaptive management approach that uses data-supported interventions to dynamically respond to changes in performance risks. It will invest in conservation of biodiversity and enhancement of conservation area resilience (component 1), promote sustainable landscapes and nature-based resilience (component 2), and project management and M&E support (component 3) to execute project activities effectively and efficiently, including the ESF.
Environmental and Social Risk: H
Total Project Cost: US$ 11.00 million
Commitment Amount: US$ 11.00 million
Task Team Leader: Elisson M. Wright
Title: Senior Environmental Finance Specialist
Email: ewright1@worldbank.org
TTL Contact: Hisham Mohammed Salih Osman Mohammed
Title: Senior Environmental Engineer
Email: hosman1@worldbank.org
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