Protection and Management of Water Resources in Village of the Flowers, Honduras

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Project ID
Project Title	Protection and Management of Water Resources in Village of the Flowers, Honduras
Type	Transboundary Waters
Focus Areas
Geographic Scope	Honduras, Latin America and Caribbean
Lead Organization(s)	UNDP
Project Partners	*UNDP GEF SGP
Financing	Total: $26,685,41; Sources of Financing: GEF SGP
Timeframe	2006 - 2008
Status	Under implementation
Project website(s)	http://sgp.undp.org/web/projects/10272/patronato_promejoramiento_de_aldea_las_flores.html
Contacts	Hugo Galeano, Marlene Santos

Contents 1 Description 2 Expected Outcomes 3 Achievements: Results and Impact 4 Lessons for Replication 5 References 6 See also 7 External Resources 8 Attachments

Description

The project raises the protection and management of water sources in the Tulia River Basin community, agroforestry and crops in the middle of the basin. For the recovery of the basin, a tree nursery will be built with the capacity of 7mil plants, planted in 25 blocks of land plants including agroforestry and non-traditional crops such as fat and black pepper, Rambutan, Cocoa, Masica, etc, so as to improve the quality of life of this community.

Expected Outcomes

Achievements: Results and Impact

Lessons for Replication

TYPE LESSONS HERE

References

See also

1. Water Platform Honduras
2. Water Conflict and Cooperation/Lempa River Basin
3. The Case of the Trifinio Plan in the Upper Lempa: Opportunities and Challenges for the Shared Management of Central American Transnational Basins
4. Support Program for Construction of the Aqueduct Valley, Nacaome
5. Strengthening the Network of Fishworkers for Responsible Management of the Caratasca Lagoon System, Honduras
6. Reconstructing and Improving the water and sewerage system of Tegucigalpa, Honduras
7. Prevention of Pollution in two indigenous communities in the Coco River, Nicaragua
8. Economic Governance of Water and Sanitation, Honduras
9. Conservation Committee of sea turtles in Honduras

External Resources

Attachments