GEF-6 NEEDS ASSESSMENT OUESTIONNAIRE

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GEF-6 NEEDS ASSESSMENT OUESTIONNAIRE 1. What is the total required by the country to meet CBD s three objectives and the 2020 biodiversity targets (National and International)?* 2. Total Amount Needed for 2011-2020 (in Million US$) (From all sources) At the same At 50 % At 75 % At 100 % level 3. 3.1. Sustainable of Proportion of the (in %) Biodiversity protection 7.72 11.58 13.51 15.44 No external existed Please indicate the source of by Proportion of (%) source of from Sustainable production 161.44 242.15 282.51 322.87 Total Amount needed 169.16 253.73 296.02 338.31 1) Source for biodiversity protection Forest Department s 2010-2011 budget allotment for Nature and wildlife conservation division = 686.103 million kyats, equivalent to 0.858 million US$ (exchange rate is 800 kyats to I US$). 2) Source for sustainable production Forest Department s 2010-2011 budget allotment for forestry plantation establishment and maintenance = 14349.9289 million kyats, equivalent to 17.937 million US$ (exchange rate is 800 kyats to I US$).

GEF-6 NEEDS ASSESSMENT OUESTIONNAIRE 2.What is the total required by the country to meet CBD s three objectives and the 2020 biodiversity targets during 2014-2018 (GEF-6)? 2. Total Amount Needed for 2011-2020 (in Million US$) (From all sources) At the same At 50 % At 75 % At 100 % level 3. 3.1. Sustainable of Proportion of the (in %) Biodiversity protection 3.41 5.15 6.00 6.86 No external existed Please indicate the source of by Proportion of (%) source of from Sustainable production 71.75 107.62 125.56 143.50 Total Amount needed 75.16 112.77 131.56 150.36 1) Source for biodiversity protection Forest Department s 2010-2011 budget allotment for Nature and wildlife conservation division = 686.103 million kyats, equivalent to 0.858 million US$ (exchange rate is 800 kyats to I US$). 2) Source for sustainable production Forest Department s 2010-2011 budget allotment for forestry plantation establishment and maintenance = 14349.9289 million kyats, equivalent to 17.937 million US$ (exchange rate is 800 kyats to I US$).

GEF-6 NEEDS ASSESSMENT OUESTIONNAIRE 3. How would you allocate the total required by the country among the 2020 biodiversity targets? Funding needs by target Indicate planned outcome when possible Target 1: Awareness of biodiversity values Total Amount Needed for 2011-2020 (in Million US$) at the same level at 50% at 75 % at 100 % Financial Needs by Aichi Targets Total Amount Needed for 2014-2018 (in Million US$) at the same level at 50% at 75 % at 100 % inctrease Proportion GEF-6 July 2014 - June 2018 (when applicable) Proportion other external sources (%) 2014-2018 Please indicate the source of Proportion expected from domestic sources (%) 2014-2018 source of Target 2: Integration of biodiversity value Target 3: Incentives Target 4: Sustainable production and consumption Target 5: Habitat loss, fragmentation and degradation Target 6: Sustainable exploitation of marine resources Target 7: Biodiversityfriendly 161.44 242.15 282.51 322.87 71.75 107.62 125.56 143.5

agriculture, forestry and aquaculture Target 8: Pollution reduction Target 9: Control of invasive alien species Target 10: Coral reefs and other vulnerable Target 11: Protected areas 7.72 11.58 13.51 15.44 3.41 5.15 6 6.86 Target 12: Prevented extinction of threatened species Target 13: Genetic diversity of socioeconomically and culturally valuable species Target 14: Ecosystem services Target 15: Climate change and resilience Target 16: Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS)

Target 17: National strategies and action plans Target 18: Traditional knowledge and customary use Target 19: Biodiversity knowledge improvement & transfer Target 20: Resources in support of the Convention Total Amount needed 196.16 253.73 296.02 338.31 75.16 112.77 131.56 150.36 The methodologies for financial projections are same with methodologies used for questions 1 and 2.

4. Assessment of needs and during 2010-2014 (GEF-5) GEF-6 NEEDS ASSESSMENT OUESTIONNAIRE 2. Total Amount Needed for 2011-2020 (in Million US$) (From all sources) At the same At 50 % At 75 % At 100 % level 3. 3.1. Sustainable of Proportion of the (in %) Please indicate the source of by Proportion of (%) source of from Biodiversity protection 3.41 5.15 6.00 6.86 Sustainable production 71.75 107.62 125.56 143.50 Total Amount needed 75.16 112.77 131.56 150.36 3) Source for biodiversity protection Forest Department s 2010-2011 budget allotment for Nature and wildlife conservation division = 686.103 million kyats, equivalent to 0.858 million US$ (exchange rate is 800 kyats to I US$). 4) Source for sustainable production Forest Department s 2010-2011 budget allotment for forestry plantation establishment and maintenance = 14349.9289 million kyats, equivalent to 17.937 million US$ (exchange rate is 800 kyats to I US$).

5. Assessment of needs and during 2006-2010 (GEF-4) GEF-6 NEEDS ASSESSMENT OUESTIONNAIRE 2. What were your total needs for funds on biodiversity for the period 2006-2010? (in million US$) What amount is expected to be covered by domestic sources (in Million US$) 3. 3.1. Sustainable of source of What percentage is expected to be met by non- GEF? (%) Biodiversity protection 3.63 Sustainable production Total Amount needed 25.66 29. 92 source of 5) Source for biodiversity protection Forest Department s 2006-2010 budget allotment for Nature and wildlife conservation division = 2901.02 million kyats, equivalent to 3.63 million US$ (exchange rate is 800 kyats to I US$). 6) Source for sustainable production Forest Department s 2006-2010 budget allotment for forestry plantation establishment and maintenance = 20530.74 million kyats, equivalent to 25.66 million US$ (exchange rate is 800 kyats to I US$).