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Global Environment Facility provides $78M for African land restoration

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A new regional investment program secured $78 million in Global Environment Facility funding for land restoration efforts across nine Great Green Wall countries. The initiative plans to restore 270,000 hectares of degraded land and improve livelihoods for five million people.

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The program seeks to accelerate land restoration in climate-vulnerable areas, strengthening agricultural and ecological systems that support millions of people. This effort addresses the increasing pressure on food systems and water resources caused by environmental degradation in the Sahel region.

UNFCCC guidance is shaping how climate funds, including the Global Environment Facility, are implemented and accessed.

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Who's involved

  • Global Environment FacilityPublic funder providing the $78 million for the regional restoration initiative
  • MauritaniaParticipating country benefiting from the GEF-backed land restoration efforts
  • NigeriaParticipating country benefiting from the GEF-backed land restoration efforts
  • EthiopiaParticipating country benefiting from the GEF-backed land restoration efforts
  • ChadParticipating country benefiting from the GEF-backed land restoration efforts
  • Burkina FasoParticipating country benefiting from the GEF-backed land restoration efforts
  • NigerParticipating country benefiting from the GEF-backed land restoration efforts
  • SenegalParticipating country benefiting from the GEF-backed land restoration efforts

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