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Conservation and Sustainable Management of Coastal Marine Ecosystems (COSME)

Conservation and Sustainable Management of Coastal Marine Ecosystems (COSME)

Reporting Organization:The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada
Total Budget ($CAD): $ 17,308,256
Timeframe:June 2, 2023 - March 31, 2026
Status:Actif
Contact Information: Marie Meloche
[email protected]

Partner & Funder Profiles

Reporting Organization

The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada

Participating Organizations

Funders (Total Budget Contribution)

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Location

Country - Total Budget Allocation

Kenya - $ 13,846,604.80 (80.00%)
Tanzania, United Republic of - $ 3,461,651.20 (20.00%)
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Areas of Focus

Other - Total Budget Allocation

Environment & Climate Change (50.00 %)
Gender Equality (25.00 %)
Economic Development & Empowerment (25.00 %)
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Description

The project aims to improve climate-resilient, equitable economies within communities relying on coastal and marine ecosystems, especially women, in Kenya’s and Tanzania’ coastal regions.

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Target Population

Gender and age: Unspecified
Total Direct Population:49,902
Total Indirect Population:322,000
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Outputs

1,132Local women trained to promote and pilot NbS
1,211Women trained on gender responsive NbS, economic rights, life skills, & GE&I, including UPCW
1,312Clubs supported to implement community based climate change and conservation initiatives
1,333Members of WRO and YLOs trained on leadership, gender and climate change, and evidenced-based advocacy
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Results & Indicators

Expected Results

The ultimate outcome of COSME is improved climate-resilient, equitable economies within communities relying on coastal and marine ecosystems, especially women, in Kenya’s and Tanzania’s Coast Region. In order to achieve this outcome, COSME aims to accomplish the following intermediate outcomes: 1. Enhanced adoption of gender-responsive and socially inclusive nature-based solutions (NbS) for climate change adaptation with biodiversity and ecosystem integrity co-benefits 2. Increased agency of women in their diversity to exercise their right to participate in gender-responsive, nature-based solutions with biodiversity co-benefits to increase adaptive capacity and build household and community resilience 3. Improved gender-responsive and inclusive governance for climate adaptation and resilience

Achieved Results

Indicators

  • None Selected
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    Associated Projects (If applicable)

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