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Le Togo veut inverser durablement la dégradation des terres

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Par Gabriel Adonou

Une vaste campagne de formation de neuf cents acteurs de l’administration publique, notamment de l’agriculture de l’environnement et des acteurs de la société civile a été lancée ce 12 avril 2016 à Tové environ 120 km de Lomé.

C’est une initiative du Projet Gestion Intégrée des Catastrophes et des Terres (PGICT), financé par plusieurs partenaires dont TerrAfrica.

Il s’agit d’appuyer les communautés à la base  de façon à mettre en œuvres des pratiques plus résiliente face aux changements climatiques.

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