
Since its establishment in 2014, the FLRM has played a leading role in Forest and Landscape Restoration at the global, regional and national levels with financial support from the Republic of Korea.
Project: Support to the implementation of the Forest and Landscape Restoration Mechanism
Countries:
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Guatemala
Peru
Rwanda
Uganda
Cambodia
Lebanon
The Philippines
Burkina Faso
Morocco
Vanuatu
Budget:
First phase: USD 3.2 million
Second phase: USD 3.2 million
Period:
First phase: 2014-2020
Second phase: 2021-2025

Through its different funding cycles (6, 7 and 8), the GEF has contributed to different FLRM projects and initiatives.
GEF 6 (2014-2018): Strengthened focus on sustainable forest management, climate resilience and integrated approaches.
Project: The Restoration Initiative (TRI)
- Countries: Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Pakistan and Sao Tome and Principe
- Total budget: USD 54 million
- Budget implemented by FAO: USD 25 million
- Period: 2018-2025
Project: Enhancing biodiversity, maintaining ecosystem flows, enhancing carbon stocks through land management and the restoration of degraded forestlands (FSP)
- Countries: The Philippines
- Budget: USD 2.6 million
- Period: 2021-2026
GEF 7 (2018-2022): Increased emphasis on addressing systemic environmental challenges, food security and enhancing impact
Project: Biodiversity Conservation, Restoration and Integrated Sustainable Development of Mangoky sub-watersheds
- Countries: Madagascar
- Budget: USD 7 334 246
- Period: 2023-2028
Project: Integrated Landscape Management for zero-deforestation coffee and rice value chains (FSP)
- Country: Madagascar
- Budget: USD 9.874 million
- Period: 2024-2029
Project: Integrated Management of Degraded Landscapes for Sustainable Food Systems and Livelihoods in Forest Guinea and Upper Guinea
- Countries: Guinea
- Budget: USD 9.5 million
- Period: 2024-2029
Project: Strengthening the adaptive capacity of communities by up-scaling integrated landscape management and restoration in south-west region of Central African Republic
- Countries: Central African Republic
- Budget: USD 8.93 million
- Period: 2024 - 2029
GEF 8 (2022-2024): Integrated environmental challenges, innovative financing, private sector mobilization
Project: Integrated management of the doumeraie of the Goulbi N’kaba watershed and adjacent ecosystems (Maradi Region)
- Countries: Niger
- Budget: USD 9.8 million
- Period: 2025-2029
Key FLRM projects have been funded through the IKI-BMU initiative since 2018.
Project: The Paris Agreement in action: upscaling forest and landscape restoration to achieve nationally determined contributions
- Countries: Ethiopia, Fiji, Lebanon, Morocco, Niger, and The Philippines
- Budget: EUR 4.8 million
- Period: 2018-2024
Project: The Alliance for Restoration of Forest Ecosystems in Africa (AREECA)
- Countries: Cameroon, Kenya, Malawi, and Rwanda
- Budget: EUR 3.35 million
- Period: 2021-2025

The SIDA provided key support to the Implementation of the FLRM through funding.
Project: Support to the implementation of the Forest and Landscape Restoration Mechanism
- Countries: Guatemala, Peru, Philippines, Lebanon, Niger, and Cambodia
- Budget: USD 3 million
- Period: 2016-2018

The Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF) of the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration focused on the World Restoration Flagships supported by the FLRM.
- Total budget: 16.2 million USD
- IKI budget: 10.75 million USD
- Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs budget: 5.45 million USD
- Period: 2021-2026

The FFEM contributed to the FLRM through the funding of a key project for the Sahel region.
Project: Restoration for Forest and Landscape and Sustainable Land Management in the Sahel
- Countries: Burkina Faso, Niger
- Budget: EUR 1.8 million
- Period: 2018-2024

The Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) plays a key role in the African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative (AFR100). It funds the FAO-led AFR100 programme with the objective to restore degraded landscapes. This programme focuses on empowering local communities, smallholder forest and farm producer organizations as well as Indigenous Peoples by providing direct financial and technical assistance. BMZ therefore supports AFR100's overarching goal of restoring 100 million hectares of degraded land across Africa by 2030.
Project: “Access to funding and technical assistance for forest and smallholder farm producers and enterprises to accelerate restoration-based value-added innovation, with a focus on Africa” as part of the “African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative (AFR100) programme"
- Countries: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Togo, and Tanzania
- Total Programme Budget: EUR 40 million
- Period: 2024-2027
The Flexible Multi-Partner Mechanism (FMM) is FAO's main pooled funding mechanism for flexible voluntary contributions from resource partners. The FMM has been instrumental in supporting various initiatives, including funding for FLRM projects in two phases (2023-2024 and 2024-2025).
Project: Restoration for resilience and recovery
- Countries: Cambodia and Ghana
- Budget: USD 0.5 million
- Period: 2023-2024
Project: Restoration for resilience and recovery of sustainable agrifood systems
Flexible Voluntary Contributions (FVC)
- Countries: Ghana and Vietnam
- Budget: USD 0.5 million
- Period: 2024-2026