Soil5 min de lecture
Restoring the fertility of degraded land
A look back at a community composting campaign carried out in several districts.
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The measures and practices in place to preserve the environment and protect ecosystems affected by the project's interventions.
Concrete actions for development that respects the land.
Identify and protect sensitive areas before each intervention.
DetailsThe ESMF sets out the rules we follow on the ground.
DocumentationEvery FSRP intervention is governed by the Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF). Before any works, an assessment identifies potential risks to soil, water, biodiversity and neighboring communities, to define mitigation measures suited to the local context.
These principles apply across all components, from landscape restoration to the rehabilitation of irrigated perimeters. They ensure that the pursuit of agricultural results never comes at the expense of the ecosystems that make them possible.
« We only protect well what we measure precisely. Environmental safeguarding is not a constraint — it is the condition for lasting resilience. »
The success of these measures depends on community involvement. Anti-fire brigades, water management committees and reforestation groups involve populations in protecting their own environment, turning beneficiaries into stewards of resources.
We only protect well what we measure precisely. Our teams track changes in the territory to adjust our actions in real time.
A look back at a community composting campaign carried out in several districts.
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How groups grow the seedlings that restore landscapes.
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Watershed management at the heart of the resilience strategy.
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