This thermal image from our project with Justdiggit clearly shows the temperature difference between the tree, its branches and leaves and surroundings. Trees provide a cooling effect to our environments. Using Kisiki Hai technique, we have regenerated more than 9 million trees in the past four years in central Tanzania, and doing so we have created more cooling
Kilimo Ikolojia kwa Maendeleo Endelevu is a well-known and inspiring slogan by the rural community that implemented agroecological interventions in Kongwa District of Central Tanzania to combat land degradation and improve crop productivity. This slogan was repeated quite often by farmers during a three-day Farmers -Field Day (FFD) program that showcased agro technologies and practices introduced in the eight intervention villages in the region.
Some of the interventions were:
Establishment of multipurpose tree nursery sites to address land degradation
Demonstration of poultry
Our bunds in Arusha are harvesting almost all the rainwater in this rain season. The half moon bunds help to capture rainwater and prevent it to run off and cause erosion. By harvesting rainwater the water balance in the soil will restore which will increase the water availability for the seeds still present in the soil. The seeds will get a chance to sprout and regreen the area. In some very degraded areas, grass seeds are sown if there aren’t enough
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FMNR is a low-cost, sustainable land restoration technique used to combat poverty and hunger amongst poor subsistence farmers in developing countries by increasing food and timber production,
Our regreening projects bring a massive impact to the community and the environment. In Pembamoto village where we run a regreening project with Justdiggit using rainwater harvesting technique, they have not experienced any rain season for almost 9 months. Luckily the regreening project brings them hope, they can now get grass for livestock, roofing materials etc. from the project area.
While in some parts of the country, livestock are struggling and dying because of lack of grass due to an unexpected long dry
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12,000 is the total number of bunds that we have dug in the past few weeks in Monduli district of Arusha region together with hundreds of pastoralists and our amazing partners Justdiggit and Erbarcher Foundation. The bunds will help to harvest most of the rainwater in the coming rain season and help to bring back vegetation in the degraded lands.
The Monduli District in Arusha is one of the driest areas in the country. The majority of people living in the region
We are happy to let you know that we are now expanding our reach and scaling up the regreening to 4 more villages of Monduli, Arusha. Starting from this month, together with Justdiggit and Erbacher we will dig 12,000 water bunds and restore 86,000 trees using the Kisiki Hai tree restoration technique. This will have a positive effect on water availability, soil health, crop yields and grass and fodder for livestock.
One of the new sites that we plan to implement
We have just completed a 4 day Kisiki Hai and Rainwater Harvesting technique (core subjects) training to 32 new champion farmers in Singida region. In total we have now trained 264 champion farmers in the region who will reach 39,000 farmers and together they will restore over 2,000,000 trees in the next 3 years.