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Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Mount Esja, Kistufell to the right, fronted by the treeplantation at Mógilsá. Kollafjörður Iceland, 22 October 2008.

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Students patiently sitting under a tree.

 

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Tree Plantation at Motera by AMC

Planted more than 500 trees

Tree Plantation at Motera by AMC

Planted more than 500 trees

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Picture of sapling planted by "SEEDER GROUP" in Dollu community forest.

"This work is easy for me, I love the environment."

 

Burundian refugee, Ndayisenga Manasse, 29, has spent two years working at the tree-planting nursery at Nduta camp, Tanzania, established by the non-governmental organisation, Relief To Development Society (REDESO). ; Nduta opened in October 2015 as an emergency measure to relocate 40,000 Burundian refugees from Nyarugusu camp. Quickly surpassing its capacity of 50,000 people, the Tanzanian Government extended the camp a year later. Its population numbers 125,000 (as of November 2017) and a programme of voluntary repatriation is in progress. Scarcity of firewood and other alternative energy sources remains a key challenge across all camps in western Tanzania, including near by Nyagurusu and Mtendeli. The REDESO nursery programme in Nduta provides an income of $15 a month for refugee workers tending the trees. There are nine types of trees grown, some for fruit and some for timber. Just 7 per cent of funding for UNHCR’s $217 million appeal to assist Burundian refugees in Tanzania has been received (as of Nov 2017.)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Tree Plantation at Motera by AMC

Planted more than 500 trees

Tree Plantation at Motera by AMC

Planted more than 500 trees

Tree Plantation at Motera by AMC

Planted more than 500 trees

Tree Plantation at Motera by AMC

Planted more than 500 trees

Tree Plantation at Motera by AMC

Planted more than 500 trees

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

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Plant For Pakistan Tree Plantation Campaign In Islamabad

Restoring climate affected land in Badakhshan and Takhar - funded by the European Union (2018-2023)

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