Environment Fund

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The Environment Fund is a financial mechanism that supports international environmental cooperation and projects, particularly under the auspices of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UNEP trust fund
environmental fund
financial mechanism
multilateral fund
administeredBy United Nations Environment Programme NERFINISHED
affiliatedWith United Nations
United Nations Environment Programme NERFINISHED
benefits countries with economies in transition
developing countries
focusesOn biodiversity
chemicals and waste
climate change
environmental governance
global environmental issues
pollution
sustainable development
fundedBy voluntary contributions from UN Member States
voluntary contributions from non-UN Member States
voluntary contributions from other donors
governedBy UN Environment Assembly decisions
UNEP Governing Council decisions
hasCharacteristic core funding source for UNEP
multilateral
voluntary in nature
hasPurpose to finance core activities of UNEP
to promote international environmental cooperation
to provide stable and predictable funding for UNEP
to support implementation of UNEP’s Programme of Work
legalBasis UN General Assembly resolutions related to UNEP financing
monitoredBy UNEP Secretariat NERFINISHED
relatedTo Global Environment Facility NERFINISHED
Multilateral environmental agreements supported by UNEP
UN regular budget
reportsTo UN Environment Assembly NERFINISHED
shortName UNEP Environment Fund NERFINISHED
supports UNEP programmes
capacity-building activities
environmental policy development
environmental projects
global environmental governance
international environmental cooperation
usedFor supporting UNEP normative work
supporting UNEP regional offices
supporting environmental assessments
supporting environmental awareness and outreach
supporting environmental capacity-building in developing countries
supporting environmental monitoring
supporting technical assistance

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