SAFIRE Unveils Five-Year Plan to Restore 50,000 Hectares, Empower 90,000 Zimbabweans
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- SAFIRE has unveiled a five-year strategy to restore 50,000 hectares of degraded land in Zimbabwe.
- The plan includes planting one million trees and improving livelihoods for 90,000 Zimbabweans through community-led environmental stewardship.
The Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources has unveiled a five-year plan to restore 50,000 hectares of degraded land in Zimbabwe.
Known as SAFIRE, the organization also plans to plant one million trees and strengthen the livelihoods of 90,000 Zimbabweans.
The strategy centers on community-led environmental stewardship, linking land restoration with support for local livelihoods.
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