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Inspiring Re-greening Revolution through Communication Togo
AFR100 technical partners Justdiggit and the Forests4Future project of GIZ have formed a collaboration to promote Forest Landscape Restoration efforts in Togo, Madagascar & Ethiopia through a comprehensive communication campaign.
Under the Forests4Future program, Justdiggit provided support to the local implementing team and political partners in executing various communication strategies to amplify the impact of the AFR100 and the Forests4Future project in project areas and beyond. These communication campaigns included movie roadshows, radio programs, murals, billboards, and journalist trainings in all three countries. By utilizing these communication tools, both the local communities and those outside the project areas were informed, inspired and motivated to engage in regreening efforts. Through this campaign, hundreds of thousands of people were reached, leading to the expansion of forest and landscape restoration through increased awareness and community ownership of the regreening movement of AFR100.
Under the Forests4Future program, Justdiggit provided support to the local implementing team and political partners in executing various communication strategies to amplify the impact of the AFR100 and the Forests4Future project in project areas and beyond. These communication campaigns included movie roadshows, radio programs, murals, billboards, and journalist trainings in all three countries. By utilizing these communication tools, both the local communities and those outside the project areas were informed, inspired and motivated to engage in regreening efforts. Through this campaign, hundreds of thousands of people were reached, leading to the expansion of forest and landscape restoration through increased awareness and community ownership of the regreening movement of AFR100.
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Inspiring Re-greening Revolution through Communication Madagascar
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AFR100 technical partners Justdiggit and the Forests4Future project of GIZ have formed a collaboration to promote Forest Landscape Restoration efforts in Togo, Madagascar & Ethiopia through a comprehensive communication campaign. Under the Forests4Future program, Justdiggit provided support to the local implementing team and political partners in executing various communication strategies to am...
Inspiring Re-greening Revolution through Communication_Justdiggit and Forest4Future
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AFR100 technical partners Justdiggit and the Forests4Future project of GIZ have formed a collaboration to promote Forest Landscape Restoration efforts in Togo, Madagascar & Ethiopia through a comprehensive communication campaign. Under the Forests4Future program, Justdiggit provided support to the local implementing team and political partners in executing various communication strategies to am...
How is ADDAX Growing Native Trees to Grow Profit in Niger?
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Adamou Ali Zoubeirou didn’t set out to restore land when he started Addax in 2010. After a brief period working in the general supply trade, he learned that Gum Arabic, a natural emulsifier and stabilizer made from the branches of acacia trees, is in high demand in North America and Europe. Learn more about ADDAX restoration work here: bit.ly/3N57gbC
Continental Scale Individual Tree Carbon Stock Mapping
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Continental Scale Individual Tree Carbon Stock Mapping by University of Copenhagen's Martin Brandt et al during the AFR100 Monitoring & Forest Land Restoration Registry Workshop.
The Grand African Green Up (English)
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The Grand African Green Up tells the story of people across Africa that are restoring their landscapes, from the dry forests of Senegal to the green hills of Kenya. They are all part of Africa’s most ambitious environmental initiative: the African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative (AFR100). Together, local communities, governments, and private investors are uniting to restore 100 million ...
The Grand African Green Up (French)
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The Grand African Green Up tells the story of people across Africa that are restoring their landscapes, from the dry forests of Senegal to the green hills of Kenya. They are all part of Africa’s most ambitious environmental initiative: the African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative (AFR100). Together, local communities, governments, and private investors are uniting to restore 100 million ...
Expérience d’une résilience des écosystèmes et des communautés locales aux changements climatiques
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Gestion Durable des Terres au Burkina Faso: expérience d’une résilience des écosystèmes et des communautés locales aux changements climatiques
Africa, The Fire Continent.
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Africa - the Fire Continent: Fire in Contemporary African Landscapes.
La degradation des sols au Burundi
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Cette video presente la degradation des sols au Burundi, le cout de l'inaction et le besoin urgent de s'investir dans la gestion durables des terres et de l'eau.
Ethiopia SLM Program ( in Amharic)
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This World Bank/TerrAfrica documentary produced with the Government of Ethiopia showcases Ethiopia's success in sustainable land and water management. It highlights how a landscape approach was used to manage land, water and forest resources to meet the goals of food security and inclusive green growth. The lessons drawn are relevant for other countries in the region and other parts of the worl...
Technologies transforming the landscape
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Technologies transforming the landscape
Institutional set-up for participation
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Institutional set-up for participation
Knowledge Exchange on Sustainable Grown Coffee: Colombia, Burundi, Ethiopia and Rwanda
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Knowledge Exchange on Sustainable Grown Coffee: Colombia, Burundi, Ethiopia and Rwanda
Julie Gichuru & Teddy Ruge at Earth Day Global Citizen 2015
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Julie Gichuru & Teddy Ruge at Earth Day Global Citizen 2015
The Great Green Wall of Africa - the World Bank/ Global Environment Facility Contribution
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The Great Green Wall of Africa - the World Bank/ Global Environment Facility Contribution
Exchanging Experience with Conservation Agriculture
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Exchanging Experience with Conservation Agriculture
Regreening Ethiopia's Highlands: A New Hope for Africa (6 min)
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Regreening Ethiopia's Highlands: A New Hope for Africa (6 min)
Knowledge Exchange on Sustainable Coffee Landscape
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Knowledge Exchange on Sustainable Coffee Landscape
Magda Lovei shines a light on African drylands
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Magda Lovei shines a light on African drylands
Regreening Ethiopia's Highlands: A New Hope for Africa
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Regreening Ethiopia's Highlands: A New Hope for Africa
Regreening Ethiopia's Highlands: A New Hope for Africa (1 Minute Promo Video)
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Regreening Ethiopia's Highlands: A New Hope for Africa (1 Minute Promo Video)
Once abissinia was a great kingdom, and refuge for early muslim, i hope ethiopia will be great again🇮🇩
Wonderful! This is so heart warming ❤️
Wonderful to see!
Уже прошло 10 лет ... Как живут темнокожие герои етого видео ??? ...
All those people working together with hand tools is a beautiful thing! Really great footage of the farmers facing today's most important issues head on!
Traditional farming communities in Korea developed a system called JADAM, which has been proven to be used to make the land more alive. Namely maximizing the use of plants that have certain ingredients that are adapted to local conditions, livestock manure, mineral salt water, and other materials that are easily available nearby, then connected and integrated with the food chain system between plants, animals and humans, including the use of microorganisms. . I have started applying it to several areas of land that have been damaged, because the humus has been lost due to mining activities on the island of Kalimantan, where the condition of the soil is very similar to the condition of dry desert soil and is almost rocky. This effort is showing very good results and if this is tried to be applied on the African continent and other desert lands, it seems that it will slowly improve naturally and bring benefits that move very quickly. Greetings from me in Indonesia and it would be very good if the JADAM system which was pioneered by agricultural experts in Korea is implemented. Please see this method which has been widely broadcast on many UA-cam channels, as a reference. Good luck and greetings to a healthy and green earth.
Traditional farming communities in Korea developed a system called JADAM, which has been proven to be used to make the land more alive. Namely maximizing the use of plants that have certain ingredients that are adapted to local conditions, livestock manure, mineral salt water, and other materials that are easily available nearby, then connected and integrated with the food chain system between plants, animals and humans, including the use of microorganisms. . I have started applying it to several areas of land that have been damaged, because the humus has been lost due to mining activities on the island of Kalimantan, where the condition of the soil is very similar to the condition of dry desert soil and is almost rocky. This effort is showing very good results and if this is tried to be applied on the African continent and other desert lands, it seems that it will slowly improve naturally and bring benefits that move very quickly. Greetings from me in Indonesia and it would be very good if the JADAM system which was pioneered by agricultural experts in Korea is implemented. Please see this method which has been widely broadcast on many UA-cam channels, as a reference. Good luck and greetings to a healthy and green earth.
Amazing people .its a must Watch..love it
Clean everything jungle
Elements boron pottassium hidrogen 400 diffrent fruit trees u want millions 10 months clean everything nothing jungle
Too good to be true.
Salute to these ETHIOPIAN PEOPLE. TREFOREST ALL THE GLORY OF YOUR HIGHLANDS TO PRODUCE MORE WATER for your daily consumption. And GOD THE FATHER will give it to you people there in ETHIOPIA .
This is very lo lovely and I would like to emulate your work whenever space appears. Congratulations.
Aquí en España Andalucía abemo ya alguna persona que estamos sembrando con una técnica que solo usa dos litros de agua solamente una vez ya no se riega más
Watching from Philippines ❤
6:04 FISH FARMING
Can see health in their eyes. They are the real richest people in the world!
This is truly amazing for people and earth
Now is they can learn to fill those pits with mulch on top of the composted manure and have a covercrop in between crop plantings that can keep the ground covered year round, they can begin to regenerate the soil.
nice. any issues with landslides?
Ahhhh just seen them now.
I haven't noticed one man made pond to save water.
Too little toooooooo late!
What's the music at the end of the video please?
What the are creating reminds me of the English countryside.
😊just brilliant. All the answers to our troubles are here already, there just need people to will them into being.
Make Africa great 🌎 very grateful make Africa green 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🇺🇬👌👌😳
This is what happens when leaders at the top are committed to helping their people. Self reliance is what is needed, it is worrying that some parts of Africa think they will benefit more if they get on the 2.0 colonialism looming over the horizon. Bravo Ethiopia. And those intent on wars all over the continent should reconsider, wars benefit no one, they just keep people poor and unstable, and under the skin, everybody is the same. People should also remember colonialism 1.0 is the root of a lot of trouble on the continent, the questionable borders drawn, the extraction of raw products, with very little benefit to local populations.
and who will loose all the water they gain. disrupts world climate?
These black folks are so intelligent they have almost come into the stone age... slowly but surely.... and they want to govern themselves without the French.... a noble goal.
Wow. So beautiful.
Give me hope.
Good job! Let’s Africans work hard to protect and restore damaged ecosystems
I think the whole aerea was covered with wood and scrubs. But to make firewood and cooking is no good idea. Plant nuts and eat them raw! Meat you can only eat when there is nothing else to survive!
Did someone know how it's turned out so far? Is it even possible with rising temperatures? Is it all too slow?
This desert sand is mean to fight survival that climate became more hotter drier that will spread more faster my respect to china Ethiopia doing their part to fight dessert
Good job there is plenty of carbon to help with the re growth , isn’t it .
How to access a teacher to us here i n luapula province zambia is a problem, i want to use conservation farming in my farm
Wonderful to watch. I hope other areas of the world improved their environment also.
Thanks!
Helping 30 million people, 3/4the population of California! Both lands with a history of drought, and both learning lessons that can be taught, so the future is sustainably prospering.
8:48 "Land divided into four sections", reminds me of a UA-cam video that I watched, with Native Hawaiians dividing the land in a similar way; different than here since they lived close to an ocean beach. Top, steep, with rain clouds and fog, is sacred, untouched. 2nd section below it, slightly less steep, is kept as forest minimal harvested for wood and seeds but not enough to wear away the slope.3rd is planted tree orchards, bottom is irrigated with traditional root crops, with understanding that water leaving a field must be as clean as when it entered. 4th is the village, using the bay as a giant fish pond with rock wall with gap, and nutrients recharged every high and low tide. In short, even across continents and people who've never met, converge on a similar ecological wisdom.
great work. hopefully you have this video dubbed in english or subtitled. sorry i don't speak french
It seems that Ethiopia is on the right track. An additional thing that should be done worldwide is population control of course. Unfortunately most religions frown on Curbing population growth, wanting to increase the power of their own religions.
The hard work of Ethopians will pay off. Now it's a bit greenery that will increase in coming years. Grow more 🌲 🌲.
Long live Ethiopia
My deepest CONGRATULATIONS to the Ethiopias people well done incredible work wow wow
What I learned is that buying "Twitter" solves nothing for humanity. 40 billion spent on reversing dessert landscape creates new worlds without going to Mars.
What is the rainfall level of these areas? A lot of desert region of Sahara has less than 120mm
Interesting that some ideologue in a cubicle at You Tube decided it was necessary to remind everyone that this is all bullshit by way of the Context inclusion from the United Nations (now there is a reputable body of intelligent people). You Tube wants to remind you that what is presented herein is not science and the real culprit is the burning of fossil fuels causing climate change. They also want you to please disregard any facts and observations this documentary provides. Here we have documentary evidence of improving our planet. They don't want to acknowledge the possibility of overgrazing, plastering our planet with asphalt, denuding our forests for timber, grazing and farming, forcing farmers to buy agricultural seeds that do not allow for natural reproduction and diversification, etc, etc, etc. But hey, You Tube, don't let that get in your way of pushing political or ideological views! Continue to remind us that the UN has decided that all of our calamities are due to the use of fossil fuels and has nothing to do with the expansion of our urban developments, over-utilization of our farm and pasture lands and hyper-destruction of the environment.