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📣 Save the date | 14 April, 13:00–14:00 BSTWebinar: Sustainable use of wild species in a changing worldWild species support the lives and livelihoods of millions of people worldwide. But what does it mean to use them sustainably, equitably and safely?Join the launch of the Sustainable Use of Wild Species Transformative Partnership Platform (SU-TPP) for a conversation exploring regional perspectives from Latin America, Africa and Asia.This online event will bring together experts and partners to discuss how wild species are monitored, how their use is governed, and how research, policy and practice can better work together to support biodiversity, livelihoods and food systems.💻 OnlineLearn more and register:🔗 bit.ly/40v3gIxPartners: University of Oxford | Manchester Metropolitan University | International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) | IIFB |#SustainableUse #SUTPP #TreesPeoplePlanet ... See MoreSee Less

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Hope for Samburu Communities

4 weeks ago

Today we were honored as COG implementing Visibilized4climateAction project in Samburu East to participate in the LDSF community training on Land Degradation Surveillance Framework (LDSF) organized by CIFOR-ICRAF in partnership with African Population and Health Research Center.The training focused on strengthening local capacity to monitor and restore degraded landscapes using innovative tools and scientific approaches. Participants were introduced to a very important digital tool the Regreening App which is used to track restoration interventions. The app features five key modules: FMNR (Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration), Tree Planting, Tree Nursery, Rangeland, and Community Engagement.Through this training, participants gained valuable hands-on experience and knowledge from CIFOR-ICRAF scientists. On Key learning areas include the use of transect lines in the rangeland module, measuring and identifying trees, shrubs, and grass species, recording soil erosion, and assessing water infiltration capacity.This initiative is a significant step toward empowering communities to take an active role in restoring their landscapes and building resilience against land degradation.#hopeforsamburu #ldsf #landrestoration #Regreening #CommunityEmpowerment ... See MoreSee Less

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Hope for Samburu Communities

1 month ago

We strongly condemn any form GBV against women and girls in our county. We encourage our communities to continue reporting all forms of GBV through 1195. ... See MoreSee Less

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