Project

Sustainable Natural Resources and Livelihoods Programme (SNRLP)

Sector

Agricultural development

Financing chart
Financing Gap (USD)
49,144,628
Target group
85,000
Households
Project target area

Butana region in the East, the Sennar Region in the South-East and the Kordofan Region in the West

 
Summary
SNRLP’s goal is to increase the food security, incomes and resilience of pastoralists, agropastoralists and smallholders engaging in joint natural resource-related activities. The objective is to increase production, secure access to natural resources for vulnerable users and improve the sustainability of natural resource-related livelihoods, by scaling up community-based natural resource governance practices, technologies and business models.
Components and Objectives
SNRLP has three components:
Component1: Upscaling of community based natural resources management practices, technologies and businesses. This component will support Community Development Committees (CDCs) and networks or clusters of CDCs in strengthening their natural resources (NR) governance and management capacities as well as investing in rehabilitation, adoption of new technologies and the development of small businesses.
Component2: Improving the institutional framework for upscaling community based NR management (NRM). This component will support state and federal government institutions in improving the enabling environment for institutionalizing and up-scaling proven NR governance and management models improving the status of the NRs, and securing access and benefits to the poorer communities.
Component3: Programme Coordination. A lean Project Coordination unit (PCU) will be established in one of the project regions to provide leadership and oversight of implementation activities. The field state level coordination and implementation activities will be conducted by State Coordination Units (SCU).
Financing

Total project cost

86,686,767

IFAD financing
 

15.9 %
13,800,000
2,800,000
IFAD
11,000,000
Debt Sustainability Framework

International cofinancing

25.1 %
21,742,139
4,959,692
Beneficiaries
3,696,353
Private Sector Local
13,086,094
National Government

National cofinancing

2.3 %
2,000,000
2,000,000
GEF: Least Developed Countries Fund

Financing
gap

56.7 %
49,144,628

Approval date

Approved on 12 September 2019

Expected duration

2021 –
2027

Lending terms

Debt Sustainability Framework

Income level

Low Income

Replenishment cycle

IFAD 11

Implementing agency

The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (FMoAF)

Contact information

Country Director: 
Rasha 
Omar 
Email: r.omar@ifad.org