Farmlands under improved management in Hectares
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Households receiving project services
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Grass Strips Pegged in KMs
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Grass strips planted in KMs
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Terraces Pegged in KMs
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Terraces excavated in KMs
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Areas of land restored
- Forests under sustainable management
- Farmlands under improved management
- Wetlands restored
- Riparian conserved
51,000 Hectares
Forests under sustainable management represent a crucial approach to balancing the immediate needs of humanity with the long-term health and vitality of forest ecosystems. This dynamic concept involves the stewardship and use of forests in a manner and at a rate that maintains their biodiversity, productivity, regeneration capacity, and potential to fulfill essential ecological, economic, and social functions for both present and future generations. It is a holistic strategy that recognizes the interconnectedness of these three pillars of sustainability.
41,706 Hectares Restored
Farmlands under improved management represent a paradigm shift in agricultural practices, moving beyond traditional methods to embrace strategies that enhance productivity, profitability, and environmental sustainability simultaneously. This holistic approach to farm management aims to optimize the use of resources—land, water, labor, and inputs—to ensure long-term viability and resilience of agricultural systems. 425 Hectares Restored
Wetland restoration is a vital process focused on reviving degraded wetlands to their natural, healthy state. The most critical aspect of this involves re-establishing the natural flow and depth of water, often by removing old drainage systems or reconnecting the wetland to its historical water sources. The restoration journey typically begins with a thorough assessment and planning phase, where the causes of degradation are identified, clear goals are set, and all relevant stakeholders, including local communities, are engaged. This leads into site preparation, which often involves the crucial step of controlling invasive species, removing obstructions like fill material, and re-contouring the land to mimic its natural topography. 376 KMs Riparian conserved
Riparian conservation refers to the protection, restoration, and sustainable management of riparian zones, which are the vital interfaces between terrestrial (land) and aquatic (water) ecosystems. These narrow strips of land bordering rivers, streams, lakes, and other water bodies are among the most dynamic and biologically diverse habitats on Earth, playing a disproportionately large role in the overall health of watersheds. The essence of riparian conservation lies in recognizing the critical functions these areas perform. They act as natural filters, intercepting and absorbing sediments, nutrients, and pollutants from overland runoff before they can enter waterways, thus significantly improving water quality. 
