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A voice for youth in landscape restoration
As the current and future stewards of land restoration, youth need to act and speak up as advocates of land restoration.
Tree-based value chains: key to better livelihoods and conserved landscapes in Africa
Tree resources can provide a variety of economic, social and environmental benefits to local communities. Africa has a huge opportunity to increase the value of trees.
Gender dynamics affect management of land restoration
Gender dynamics are heavily influenced by gender norms. Understanding these is essential for designing effective gender transformative approaches.
Ghana community now knows that trees are life
After training, farmers have realised the benefits of trees and have changed their behaviours for the betterment of their own livelihoods and the future of their children and grandchildren.
‘I have not bewitched my husband’
Husbands helping with household chores after Gender Transformative Action training in Ghana has raised some eyebrows and delighted participating wives.
New guide for developing tree-based value chains
How to establish successful tree-based businesses is simply explained in a new publication
Fruit tree farming safeguards livelihoods for women in Baringo County
Farmers improve their livelihoods with proper management of avocado trees.
Women nursery operators shaping landscape restoration in Elgeyo Marakwet
Lives have been changed and a vast area is being regreened thanks to the dedication of the group of women.
Gender-transformative pathways in the regreening landscapes of Ghana
A reflection on the gender transformation approach that engages men and women to critically examine, challenge and question gender norms
Prioritize climate change issues to avert dire consequences
Government urged to prioritize climate change issues by devoting significant budgetary allocation to address the dire consequence it poses to the lives and livelihoods in Ghana