1. Not many CSPs mention biodiversity explicitly.
Case study 2: Biodiversity integration in a African and Latin American Country Strategy Paper (CSP)
Not many CSPs mention biodiversity explicitly.
Several CSPs mention environment and sustainable management of natural resources, or sustainable rural development.

2. Environment in 10th EDF 75 CSPs (out of 79 countries)
11 CSPs with environment/FLEGT as non-focal sector or programme
11 CSPs with sustainable energy/sanitation as focal sector (Pacific)
26 CSPs with sustainable rural development/ energy/sanitation as focal/non focal sector
References to SEAs (24),CEPs, EIAs

3. Environment in 10th EDF (regions)
West Africa: Env as non-focal sector (15 Mln €) – biodiversity, FLEGT linked to conflict prevention
Central Africa: Mgmt Nat res. Second focal sector (18 Mln €): biodiversity, FLEGT, training
Eastern/Southern Africa: Mgmt Nat res. Second focal sector (+/- 80 Mln €) – sustainable land management, water, environmental protection, education, monitoring, coral reef
Pacific: Mgmt Nat res. Second focal sector (+/- 36 Mln €) – ecosystems management, biodiversity, sustainable fisheries

4. focal area rural development:
Biodiversity as cross-cutting issue: some examples in CSPs in ACP countries:
Burundi
focal area rural development:
Improvement water quality lakes and rivers
Rehabilitation park Ruvubu (planned but no legal status park yet)
Soil conservation, restauration and reforestation.

5. Other examples ACP
Ethiopia: promote conservation, use and national and international valorisation of Ethiopian's (agro)-biodiversity in all parts of the country
Benin – Technical Assistance to help set up financing mechanism for biodiversity conservation (parks) and also for accord Benin, Burkina Faso and Niger for management Park W
ESA-IO Region 25 Mln € programme for sustainable management of biodiversity

6. Honduras: Sustainable management:
Focal sector: The environment and sustainable management of natural resources – promoting forestry reform
3 Objectives, including:
Sustainable management:
promoting sustainable management of natural resources in order to ensure environmentally sound harvesting (timber and NTFP);
protection of watersheds and biodiversity;
the promotion of alternatives to wood for energy and agriculture practices based on forest clearing and the prevention of soil erosion

7. Programme (21 Mln €) approved in 2009:
Overall objective:
To improve governance of the Forestry Sector,
Protected Areas and Wild Life (FS+) in Honduras:
In the context of increasing the profitability of community forest productive processes, the regeneration of environmental and forest resources will be increased, maintaining biodiversity and avoiding harmful effects to the environment in order to ensure an environmentally healthy harvest (timber and by-products), the protection of watersheds and prevention of soil erosion.

8. Examples of projects
ECOFAC – Biodiversity in Central Africa (+/- 60 Mln over 20 years)
GRASP (Great Apes Survival): 2.5 Mln
MIKE (Monitoring Illegal Killing of Elephants (12,5 Mln over 5 years)
Integrated Coastal Zone Management Southern Africa
Over 100 projects from ENRTP