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Displaying 361 - 365 of 2117Secure erosion in Pichandar, Tajikistan
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The purpose of the project is to restore and secure an eroding slope above the village of Pichandar, Dehmalik municipality, Varzob district in Tajikistan, on an area of 0.5 hectares. In addition, it is planned to conduct training courses for the population of Pichandar on the dangers of erosion and its prevention through sustainable climate-appropriate land management.
Climate Science Exibition
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SASSCAL (Southern African Science Service Center for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management) organises an exibition in Windhuk concerning applied climate problems and aims to join different activist groups/organisations (NGOs/governmental). Platform for scientific exchange.
Protect and Realize the Socioeconomic Rights of Palestinians in East Jerusalem and their Right to the City
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The project is designed to hold Israel as the occupying power accountable to respect, protect and fulfill the socioeconomic rights of the Palestinian population in East Jerusalem and to halt all measures aimed at weakening the Palestinian presence in the city. In particular, the project goal is to prevent the settlement of title/land registration processes from infringing on Palestinian property rights and leading to further dispossession, Likewise, the project seeks to improve governmental programming designed to increase labor market participation among Palestinian women and to advance recommendations to promote the adequate construction of public buildings.
Monitoring Expanding Settlement Blocs and their Impact on Palestinian Communities
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This project aims to document and challenge methods and policies of land takeover and annexation in the West Bank and to support Palestianians in legal issues, especially land rights.
Sustainable organic agriculture and food security for rural farmers
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In the rural areas of Myanmar 70% of the people are farmers and are depending on agriculture. Nowadays, farmers have an increased use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides and only grow one type of crop (monoculture). Soils are getting unusable. Green Vision Group offers workshops on organic/sustainable agriculture and land rights for 30 farmers from Lehe District. They will also distribute a variety of seeds and information materials about negative impacts of using pesticides/fertilizers.