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How community shelters protect children and help women restore degraded lands in Niger
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How community shelters protect children and help women restore degraded lands in Niger
Community-built shelter in Tillaberi. Credit: Attou Moutari. Washington, USA, 03 April 2026 -/African Media Agency (AMA)/- Community-built shelters in Niger are enabling mothers to participate in land restoration work by providing shaded spaces for their children, protecting them from extreme heat and environmental hazards.The initiative has led to the construction of 662 shelters across six regions, safeguarding 6,465 children and allowing wome…
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