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    Rural communities are more vulnerable to climate change for several reasons, many of which shoot from economic, social, and environmental factors which include; dependance on Agriculture, Limited access to resources, inadequate infrastructure, social vulnerability, lack of information and technology and ecosystem degradation.

    Through the Norwegian Church Aid/Dan Church Aid funded project called Empowering vulnerable populations through climate smart and Agro-ecological practices, SPRODETA has been working with farming households to restore degraded environments. SPRODETA is currently currently supporting over 6, 000 farmers to raise 50, 000 soil nutrient fixing seedlings in Karonga District (Chikutu and Mwenelondo), Rumphi District (Sasasa and Kankhoka) and Mzimba District (Unyolo, Chamaji and Kayolo)

    This initiative complements investments where SPRODETA trained rights holders in effective energy cookstoves reducing the burden of wood collection and the health rights associated with traditional cooking methods. The initiative also complements SPRODETA investments in goat production among the rights holders since these trees will also be used as feed for goats.

    Norwegian Church Aid Malawi Folkekirkens Nødhjælp (DanChurchAid) #Agroecology #Environmentalconservation #ClimateAdaptation #Mitigation

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