CEP Core Documents
Here we provide the core documents for the program, including the Technical Assistance paper, Phase II inception report, procurement plan, as well as our annual and semi-annual progress reports.
Resources
| File Name | Size | Modified |
|---|---|---|
| RETA7987_VP Approval_IncrAmtGEF_Oct2014.pdf | 2 MB | 13-01-2016 |
| CEP-BCI Phase II Technical Assistance Report.pdf | 301 KB | 19-07-2012 |
| CDTA_7987_TA_Paper_Major_Change_of_Scope.pdf | 276 KB | 10-01-2013 |
| TA 7987_Major Change_NDF.pdf | 274 KB | 18-09-2013 |
| CEP-BCI Phase II Inception Report.pdf | 793 KB | 19-07-2012 |
| CEP-BCI_Design_Monitoring_Framework_end_2012.pdf | 314 KB | 18-03-2013 |
| CEP MILESTONES 2013-2016.pdf | 128 KB | 21-11-2013 |
| CEP-BCI Phase I (2006-2012) Completion Report.pdf | 1 MB | 06-06-2013 |
| CEP PROCUREMENT PLAN OCT_2014.pdf | 118 KB | 01-03-2015 |
| Finland-Evaluation-CEP-BCI-Final-Report-2011.pdf | 1 MB | 30-10-2012 |
Publish Date: 27th April 2012
Last Updated: 13th December 2016
See also
ADB Launches Greater Mekong Website
A new website recently launched by the Asian Development Bank provides ‘one-stop’ access to information about the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Economic Cooperation Program (ECP).
GMS Environment Media Roundup–January 2015
Greater Mekong Subregion
Failing to protect nature's capital could cost businesses trillions
Nature is like an angel investor in the global economy: financially significant, yet widely unknown. The global pharmaceuticals industry, for example, is worth some $640bn. But few know that up to 50% of this market is based on the genetic diversity of wild species. Mangroves in Thailand are worth about $1,000 per hectare if exploited for wood. If left intact, the value of these coastal forests for flood protection, carbon capture and fish breeding grounds is more than $21,000 a hectare.
Source: The Guardian (January 28, 2015)