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Analamanga - Madagascar

A forest school to develop agroforestery models in Madagascar

Faced with one of the world’s worst environmental crises, Madagascar has lost 44% of its forest cover in just 60 years. L’École de la forêt, or forest school, was founded in partnership with Siel Bleu and 2400 Sourires and teaches children about environmental professions while promoting mindful and sustainable agriculture to help slow down climate change.

18/10/2022 - 0 comment

Madagascar - agroforestery - sustainable shift - training - forest school

Western Cap (South Africa)

The fynbos biome: a vegetation treasure trove with unique flora

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Cape Floral Kingdom, also known as the fynbos biome, stretches across the width of South Africa. It is a reserve for biodiversity and is home to invaluable flora including a myriad of endemic species. It is, however, threatened by the presence of invasive plants.

10/10/2022 - 0 comment

South Africa - Cap Breede - Fynbos biome - flora - biodiversity - pyrophyte - active restoration

Guizhou (China)

Native species used to regenerate Guizhou’s forests in China

As part of a strategy for reforestation and ecological preservation, the project to restore ecosystems in Guizhou province in south-east China moved to the next level in spring 2022. The aim is to restore biodiversity and the properties of local forests by planting more than one million trees by 2024. Let’s take a look back at the region’s history and the reforestation work done in the field.

03/10/2022 - 0 comment

China - Guizhou - Restoration - farming - economic activities

Jos (Nigeria)

Nigeria: the circular bioeconomy develops food security for the population

As part of the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance established by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, the Jos project in Nigeria aims to develop agroforestry to improve food security and farming practices for the population. During this 2021-2022 season, a total of 250,000 trees will be integrated into the plots of 2,500 farmers.

12/08/2022 - 0 comment

Nigéria - CBA - Circular Bioeconomy Alliance

Assam (India)

In India, the forest-based circular bioeconomy generates socio-economic benefits for the population

Developed within the framework of the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance established by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, the Assam Living Lab project in India aims to restore degraded forests in the Eastern Himalayas and develop agroforestry, a source of socio-economic benefits for the populations. Led on the ground by the Balipara Foundation, the project contributes to a circular bioeconomy that sustainably valorizes biological resources from trees and ensures their circular transformation into food, energy from biomass and biomaterials, with the objective of sustainably improving the living conditions of local communities.

11/08/2022 - 0 comment

India - CBA - Circular Bioeconomy Alliance

Fatick (Senegal)

Senegal: raising awareness of forest restoration among schoolchildren

Ahead of the reforestation project, which aims to plant 1.3 million trees in three years in the Fatick region of Senegal, an environmental education program is being set up to raise awareness among schoolchildren about the restoration of their country's forest ecosystems. Led by Nébéday, a major player in reforestation in Senegal, the program has been initiated in 100 schools between fall 2021 and spring 2022.

10/08/2022 - 0 comment

senegal - schoolchildren - environmental education

Taza (Maroc)

Morocco: supporting the restoration of agroecosystems and their evolution towards fruit production

In the province of Taza in northeastern Morocco, the project supported by Reforest'Action and led on the ground by the High Atlas Foundation involves 3,000 farming families, including women's communities, in the development of agroforestry. By introducing key tree species into degraded farmland that enrich the soil with nutrients, retain water and attract pollinators, the actions carried out on the ground will enable farmers to develop their income and food self-sufficiency.

09/08/2022 - 0 comment

Morocco - agroforestery - fruit trees

Kpalimé (Togo)

Togo: a regenerative project for sustainable coffee and cocoa production

In Togo, the agroforestry project within the coffee and cocoa sectors initiated in 2019 has been renewed for 2021 and 2022. While 65,000 trees have taken root in 2021, the current season will see an additional 35,000 trees planted. Regenerative, the project aims to restore the environmental functions of cultivated plots while generating additional social and economic impact for local producers.

08/08/2022 - 0 comment

Togo - Agroforestry - coffee - cocoa

Veracruz (Mexico)

Mexico: supporting local vanilla production through agroforestry

In the northern Mexican state of Veracruz, nearly 92% of the forests have disappeared in fifty years to create agricultural land for intensive cattle and citrus production. As climate change increases the frequency and intensity of cyclones and droughts, the restoration of forest cover is a key issue for the preservation of biodiversity and the resilience of populations. It is in this context that Reforest'Action is partnering with the Asociación Mexicana de Bosques Comestibles (AMEBOSCO) to develop agroforestry in vanilla fields, of which Mexico is one of the world's largest producers.

08/08/2022 - 0 comment

Agroforestry - vanilla

Lilongwe (Malawi)

In Malawi, agroforestry increases food and energy self-sufficiency for local communities

In Malawi, the agroforestry project financed by Reforest'Action and led on the field by the NGO Inter Aide aims at ensuring food subsistence and increasing the energy autonomy of local communities by integrating trees, sources of fruits and wood, around cultivated fields. With a strong community dimension, the project accompanies the farmers at each step of the creation of these agroforestry systems, from the production of trees in nurseries to their planting and maintenance. Designed to run for three years, the program aims to produce and plant a total of 300,000 trees in different villages in Lilongwe District.

05/08/2022 - 0 comment

Malawi - Agroforestry - food security - wood energy

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