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West Africa gets ready for desertification COP15

West African representatives from the ministries of planning and finance, environment, and other stakeholders gathered in Abidjan on 5-6 May 2022 for a capacity-building workshop on addressing land degradation and ecosystem restoration. The workshop was

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West Africa gets ready for desertification COP15

West Africa gets ready for desertification COP15
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EIB Invested Over €10b in Africa Last Year – Nakoulima –

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The Investment Officer in charge of Global Partners of the European Investment Bank (EIB), Moussa Nakoulima said the Bank successfully invested over €10 billion in Africa in the 2021 fiscal year. Nakoulima disclosed this while speaking in Abidjan at the capacity-building workshop on addressing land degradation and ecosystem restoration. The EIB which

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Renaturierung: Sie pflanzt einen Damm aus Bäumen gegen die Wüste

Renaturierung: Sie pflanzt einen Damm aus Bäumen gegen die Wüste
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The Great Green Wall: A 5,000-mile living barrier to hold back the world s largest desert

The Great Green Wall: A 5,000-mile living barrier to hold back the world s largest desert CNN 2 days ago Story by Nell Lewis; video by Stefanie Blendis, CNN © Jane Hahn/Redux Koyly Alpha, Senegal- Assiatou Ba, part of the Women s Association of Koyly, pulls weeds from seedlings that will be planted in a parcel contributing the Great Green Wall Project in Koyly Alpha, Senegal on Friday, August 2, 2019. Two hundred women belong to the Nanandiral Antent Koyly (the Women s Association of Koyly) and care for tens of thousands of seedlings that will be planted over 5 hectares in the region. They are paid 55.000CFA per season and planted 71,650 seedlings this past season alone with a 42% survival rate. The Great Green Wall project is an $8 billion plan to plant drought resistant trees along 4,815 miles across the edge of the Sahara desert, an effort to combat the diminishing Sahel. Launched in 2007, the project not only hopes to combat decades of abuse and cli

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