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Chiradzulu plans to plant 200 000 trees

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Chiradzulu District Climate Smart Enhanced Public Works Programme participants plan to plant about 200 000 trees to combat land degradation in the district. Speaking in an interview, the programme’s district project facilitator Emmanuel Daka said Chiradzulu is in phase four of implementation whose main focus is agroforestry. Daka inspects the trees | Blackson Mkupatira “We are planting trees on mountains, conservation areas and river banks. We a…
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Chiradzulu plans to plant 200 000 trees

Chiradzulu District Climate Smart Enhanced Public Works Programme participants plan to plant about 200 000 trees to combat land degradation in the district. Speaking in an interview, the programme’s district project facilitator Emmanuel Daka said Chiradzulu is in phase four of implementation whose main focus is agroforestry. Daka inspects the trees | Blackson Mkupatira “We are planting trees on mountains, conservation areas and river banks. We a…

·Blantyre, Malawi
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