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The following analysis intended to support a strategic peer-discussion. The goal of this exercise is to assist KfW and its partners to having a coherent overview of the Protected Areas (short: PA) in Central America that are currently supported by KfW (Financial Cooperation). Additionally, the goal is to identify synergies in the different projects. The analysis uses the publicly available data from the World Database of Protected Areas (WDPA/IUCN) 1 as outlines.
We look at the Central America Portfolio (bilateral and regional, 11 projects). Data was downloaded from the WDPA and provided by the Project Partners. The following map shows the Central America Portfolio and the PAs currently supported by KfW (Financial Cooperation). Each project has been assigned its own color. PAs which are supported in the scope of more than one project are outlined in black.
This map is interactive, meaning that you can zoom into the map to see specific countries in more detail. Furthermore, supported PAs from the current portfolio of KfW are displayed with their actual polygon boundaries. For analysis purposes it is useful to also activate the satellite layer which can often indicate whether areas are affected by agricultural conversion.
To select/deselect individual BMZ Projects, you can use the layer overview on the right of the map. The project numbers of overlapping BMZ projects are:
| WDPA ID | BMZ/IKI Number | Short Name |
|---|---|---|
| 107569 | 201567957 | Sierra y Mar |
| 107569 | 201967801 | Selva Maya II |
| 12555 | 201768928 | Marfund |
| 12555 | 201768464 | Enlazando Paisajes |
| 41010 | 201165984 | Life Web II Honduras |
| 41010 | 201768928 | Marfund |
| 555558401 | 201165984 | Life Web II Honduras |
| 555558401 | 201768464 | Enlazando Paisajes |
| 555582978 | 201165984 | Life Web II Honduras |
| 555582978 | 201768928 | Marfund |
| 555626131 | 201768928 | Marfund |
| 555626131 | 201165984 | Life Web II Honduras |
| 67989 | 201165984 | Life Web II Honduras |
| 67989 | 201768928 | Marfund |
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[67] fs_1.6.3 units_0.8-4 UNEP-WCMC and IUCN (2022), Protected Planet: The World Database on Protected Areas (WDPA) and World Database on Other Effective Area-based Conservation Measures (WD-OECM) [Online], February 2022, Cambridge, UK: UNEP-WCMC and IUCN. Available at: www.protectedplanet.net.↩︎