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In november last year it was raining. very less so i think we improve year by year and from d.s.p. to. thank you very much from climate change resource stay on the theme and go to togo now where one man has the workings of raise awareness about preserving natural resources and using them with maximum efficiency here s the story of santa and look at his initiative young volunteers for environment it s a pan african organization with representatives on the continent. for. these performances celebrate the environment the dancers costumes are made out of cocoa sacks from the region the annual festival called the cultural biodiversity weaker c.b.w. has been held for fifteen years now. it s organized by environmental activists in
Our luka or. in my language we say if you want to know me watch me dance and listen to me sing. with song and dance my people express their attachment to the land and their respect for biological diversity. the guests at the festival are also offered a range of local scene it s. the idea is to convince farmers in the area to grow native varieties. we have a great diversity of local seeds in our region and we promote them because they re more adapted to our climate unfortunately the farmers use a lot of cheap imported seeds which are not adapted to our soil and don t produce good yields. the people here in southwestern togo live from agriculture farming grain kosova rice coffee and cocoa. but the ground has been depleted of nutrients and many farmers now use pesticides and chemical fertilizers