EU climate change interventions restore 2,679 hectares of degraded land

2,279 hectares of degraded forests and woodlands were restored on top of 400 hectares of wetlands regenerated

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Environmental experts attending a workshop at Four Points By Sheraton Hotel in Kololo on Wednesday. (Photo by Isaac Nuwagaba)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

#Uganda #EU #Climate #Forests #Wetlands #WestNile

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The European Union (EU) climate change interventions to West Nile and mid-Albertine rift regions has facilitated the government towards restoration of over 2,600 hectares of degraded

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