As part of our program, we organize interactive awareness sessions in schools across our partner communities.

We conducted a site visit in Hadoubere as part of a standardized routine check to assess the overall quality of the site and ensure the well-being of those involved.

Exchanges with communities and local stakeholders surrounding the lands in question.

Collection of local seeds (adapted to the environment) in collaboration with the communities.

After the rain season, Hommes et Terre's team goes into the field, alongside the community representatives, to measure the results of the seedlings.

Collection of local seeds (adapted to the environment) in collaboration with the communities.

Workshops, storytelling, and training on the project’s operations.

After the rain season, Hommes et Terre's team goes into the field, alongside the community representatives, to measure the results of the seedlings.

Collection of local seeds (adapted to the environment) in collaboration with the communities.

After the rain season, Hommes et Terre's team goes into the field, alongside the community representatives, to measure the results of the seedlings.

Workshops, storytelling, and training on the project’s operations.

The grass growing on our reforestation sites is harvested by local villagers, providing them with valuable resources.

After the first rain season, Hommes et Terre's team goes into the field, alongside the community representatives, to measure the results of the seedlings.

Collection of local seeds (adapted to the environment) in collaboration with the communities. A diversity of tree and herbaceous species is selected after discussion with the communities. Quality and quantity checks are made.

Demi-Lunes! Micro-bassins are created on the compacted, degraded soils, to maximize water infiltration and assure the survival of the soon-to-be planted trees and grasses.

For every site, an interactive map is made of the site in question with the local communities. This map discusses the land usage: existing forests, pastoral zones and routes, agricultural zones, places of erosion, ...

Collection of local seeds (adapted to the environment) in collaboration with the communities.

Exchanges with communities and local stakeholders surrounding the lands in question.