Project

Integrated Natural Resources Management Project (INReMP)

Sector

Agricultural development

Financing chart
Financing Gap (USD)
47,000,000
Target group
To be determined at design
Project target area

To be determined at design

 
Summary
Integrated Natural Resources Management Project (INReMP) will focus on greening and commercialization of nature-based value chains and the promotion of regenerative agriculture and climate-smart solutions that build the adaptive and mitigation capacities of farmers and value chain players. It will scale-up the successful approaches under existing IFAD projects in Kenya, with a stronger emphasis on nature-based value chains and enterprises, whilst taking on a public-private-producer partnerships (4P) implementation approach. Innovative approaches and partnerships geared towards leveraging climate finance from private sector, climate trust funds and through carbon markets will be explored.
Components and Objectives
INReMP has three main components.
Component 1: Community-led Enhanced Environment and INRM, Ecosystem Services, and Climate Action. It aims to support capacity building at community level to empower communities and households;
Component 2: Improved, Inclusive and Sustainable Rural Livelihoods. It aims to support communities and households to improve their livelihoods and incomes using interventions that are beneficial to the management of the natural resource base; and
Component 3: Institutional Strengthening, Policy Support and Programme Coordination. It aims to be a cross-cutting component servicing the technical components and facilitating pathways for the effective and efficient implementation of INReMP interventions.
Financing

Total project cost

262,678,450

IFAD financing
 

48.3 %
126,800,000
126,800,000
IFAD

International cofinancing

18.0 %
47,139,450
7,139,450
Global Environmental Facility
40,000,000
Green Climate Fund

National cofinancing

15.9 %
41,739,000
8,000,000
Beneficiaries
10,172,000
Private Sector Local
23,567,000
National Government

Financing
gap

17.9 %
47,000,000

Approval date

Expected to be approved in 2024

Expected duration

2024 –
2029

Lending terms

Blend

Income level

Lower-middle Income

Replenishment cycle

IFAD 12

Implementing agency

To be determined at design

Contact information

Country Director: 
Mariatu 
Kamara 
Email: m.kamara@ifad.org