GEF Council definition
Examples of GEF Council in a sentence
The GEF Council has approved the full-sized project titled “Energy Efficiency through the Development of Low-carbon RAC Technologies in Trinidad and Tobago” (PIMS #5957) implemented through the United Nations Development Programme Trinidad & Tobago Country Office.
For the purposes of this provision, “Communication and Visibility Guidelines of GEF” means the communication and visibility guidelines for external actions funded by the GEF included in the communication and visibility policy approved by the GEF Council in May 2011, as amended from time to time.
Support for enhanced TNAs was thus included in the GEF Strategic Programme on Technology Transfer approved by the GEF Council in November 2008.
The amount of such fee shall be determined annually by the GEF Council on the basis of a request made to the GEF Council by the Trustee.
Such cancellation shall be made based on any cancellation notification provided by FAO to the Trustee pursuant to paragraph 30(a) of the Joint Summary of the Chairs of the GEF Council Meeting in December 2006 (in case of cancellation prior to approval by FAO), or otherwise the information provided by FAO referred to in Sections 12.2.(b) and (c) below.
For each Upgraded Country Program, a PIF for a Full-Size Project must be approved by GEF Council (the Upgraded Country Program in Ecuador will be funded through a GEF Medium Size Project).
Such cancellation shall be made based on any cancellation notification provided by UNIDO to the Trustee pursuant to paragraph 30(a) of the Joint Summary of the Chairs of the GEF Council Meeting in December 2006 (in case of cancellation prior to approval by UNIDO), or otherwise the information provided by UNIDO referred to in Sections 12.2.(b) and (c) below.
For purposes of this provision, “Communication and Visibility Guidelines of GEF” means the Communication and Visibility Guidelines for External Actions Funded by the GEF included in the Communication and Visibility Policy approved by the GEF Council in May 2011 (available at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/gef/node/4373), as amended from time to time.
Following the Upgrading Policy approved by GEF Council in November 2009, nine SGP Country Programs (Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Ecuador, India, Kenya, Mexico, Pakistan, and Philippines) were upgraded at the start of GEF 5 through separate GEF Full- Size Projects (FSPs).
The agreement on the Fourth Replenishment of the GEF Trust Fund, endorsed by the GEF Council in August 2006, included a target total allocation for GEF-4 of $3.13 billion based on donor pledging of new resources, projected investment income to be earned during the GEF-4 period, as well as carry-over of funding comprising arrears, deferred contributions, and available funding from previous replenishments.