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All photos are © David Maskell 2017 unless otherwise specified. Limited permission granted for non-commercial reproduction (eg. Facebook).
All photos are © David Maskell 2017 unless otherwise specified. Limited permission granted for non-commercial reproduction (eg. Facebook).
All photos are © David Maskell 2017 unless otherwise specified. Limited permission granted for non-commercial reproduction (eg. Facebook).
All photos are © David Maskell 2017 unless otherwise specified. Limited permission granted for non-commercial reproduction (eg. Facebook).
All photos are © David Maskell 2017 unless otherwise specified. Limited permission granted for non-commercial reproduction (eg. Facebook).
Kanga Cup Referee Youth Academy 2013 - Sunday Seminar
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As part of the Climate Change Initiative (CLI), funded and implemented by AKF, a practical field training was conducted on 28 April 2025 in Hama – Salamieh – Al-Muzeraa, targeting one group of 25 farmers from one village. The training aimed to enhance olive production through a comprehensive, integrated approach over five years, with specific goals to increase yield, improve the quality of olive oil, and ensure sustainable practices, while also working to enhance farmers’ standard of living and income. To achieve this, the field training focused on teaching farmers how to graft olive trees using good, drought-tolerant, more productive, and pest- and disease-resistant varieties. Through this activity, farmers were equipped with essential skills to adopt a sustainable approach to olive production. This training is part of a broader effort under the Climate Change Initiative (CLI), which provides technical support and mentorship services to promote regenerative farming practices and co-create mitigation and adaptation interventions, including renewable energy, biodiversity promotion, sustainable water management, forest regeneration, solar irrigation linked to livestock, drip systems for crops, and the reuse of water and rainwater harvesting to maximize efficiency.
As part of the Climate Change Initiative (CLI), AKF implemented a field day activity on April 24, 2025, in Al Bahdalieh village, Salamieh, Hama Governorate, targeting 30 agricultural engineers. The purpose of the activity was to provide training on the production of wood vinegar and biochar, with the goal of equipping participants with practical knowledge on how to produce these organic materials. The training also included evaluating the impact of wood vinegar on soil quality, plant growth, and pest control, while promoting sustainable agricultural practices among local communities. This activity forms part of the broader objectives of the Climate Change Initiative, which provides technical support and mentorship services to farmers to encourage regenerative farming practices and co-designed interventions for climate mitigation and adaptation. These include renewable energy, biodiversity promotion, sustainable water management, forest regeneration, solar irrigation linked to livestock, drip irrigation for crops, and the reuse of water and rainwater harvesting to enhance overall efficiency. This activity was fully funded and implemented by AKF.
As part of the Climate Change Initiative (CLI), AKF implemented a field day activity on April 24, 2025, in Al Bahdalieh village, Salamieh, Hama Governorate, targeting 30 agricultural engineers. The purpose of the activity was to provide training on the production of wood vinegar and biochar, with the goal of equipping participants with practical knowledge on how to produce these organic materials. The training also included evaluating the impact of wood vinegar on soil quality, plant growth, and pest control, while promoting sustainable agricultural practices among local communities. This activity forms part of the broader objectives of the Climate Change Initiative, which provides technical support and mentorship services to farmers to encourage regenerative farming practices and co-designed interventions for climate mitigation and adaptation. These include renewable energy, biodiversity promotion, sustainable water management, forest regeneration, solar irrigation linked to livestock, drip irrigation for crops, and the reuse of water and rainwater harvesting to enhance overall efficiency. This activity was fully funded and implemented by AKF.