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TVETs trainings – Shape skills and job opportunities for dryland development in Ethiopia (video)
TVETs trainings – Shape skills and job opportunities for dryland development in Ethiopia Technical and Vocational Education and Training institutions … Continued
Bush Control Namibia: Turning Bush into Fodder
The production of animal fodder from local encroacher bush has transformational potential for farmers in Namibia. Farms become more drought … Continued
Building Pastoral Livelihoods in Afar
This video showcases FAO’s resilience works in Ethiopia’s Afar region in the last few years
Improving Financial Management Capacity at Woreda Level
Improving Financial Management Capacity at Woreda Level In Ethiopia, financial management at Woreda level is pivotal to optimize available resources … Continued
How to control gullies, a case from Jigjiga
A gully is a channel resulting from erosion and caused by concentrated but intermittent flow of water, usually during and … Continued
GIZ: Masons by Profession. 2016
GIZ: Masons by Profession. 2016 Former pastoralists are trained in masonary to construct and maintain water spreading weirs (WSW). WSWs … Continued
GIZ: We Were the People of Milk and Butter. 2016
Water Spreading Weirs use floods to rehabilitate degraded landscapes and riverbeds. Combined with drystone measures like small dams and retention … Continued
GIZ: Saving Afar Soils. 2016
Drystone measures like small dams and retention walls control and reverse erosion in heavily degraded landscapes in Afar, Ethiopia. Combined … Continued
GIZ: Stone upon Stone: Water Spreading Weirs for Pastoralists. 2016
GIZ: Stone upon Stone: Water Spreading Weirs for Pastoralists. 2016. Water Spreading Weirs use floods to rehabilitate degraded landscapes and … Continued
