RÍOS is the first project submitted by Mexico to the Green Climate Fund (GCF).
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In the second half of 2022, in coordination with the Technical Coordinating Unit and the regional funds and with INECC's technical leadership, 13 contracts for subprojects were formalized. Progress was made in defining sites, creating brigades, adjusting methodologies, and purchasing material to carry out community monitoring of biodiversity, soils, water, and vulnerability. Start-up workshops were held in Jalisco and Veracruz, with induction sessions on safeguards and gender. Terms of reference were published for a consulting firm to facilitate the design of the basis for a National Strategy for River Restoration (ENRR).
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RÍOS prepared an Environmental and Social Assessment (EAS, acronym in Spanish) as part of the Simplified Approval Process (SAP) submitted to the GCF.
RÍOS is considered by the GCF to be a Category C project, or minimal to no risk, and therefore has a positive impact on ecosystems, biodiversity, and the livelihoods of the people it benefits.
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To address any questions, clarifications, suggestions, complaints, or comments related to RÍOS, we provide you with the following means of contact corresponding to the project's Complaints and Inquiries Mechanism. Your request will be treated with confidentiality, responsibility, and interest by the representatives of the project.
E-mail: denuncia@fmcn.org
Postal address: Francisco Sosa 102. Santa Catarina. Delegación Coyoacan. CDMX. C.P. 04010.
Telephone: 55 5611 9779
RÍOS is implemented in the Ameca-Mascota watersheds in Jalisco and Jamapa in Veracruz. It began in August 2021.
The calls for RÍOS subprojects were published in January 2022 and are now closed, so no new calls associated with subprojects will be opened. To learn about the project’s progress and results, we invite you to stay tuned to our website and social networks.
Eligible watersheds were determined in the project design. RÍOS is implemented in the Ameca-Mascota watersheds in Jalisco and Jamapa in Veracruz and is not expected to be extended to other regions.
To learn more about RÍOS, click here. You can write to info@fmcn.org to find out how your organization can contribute to this project.