Inside Nigeria’s Boldest Agroforestry Project

  Fatima remembers when the land fed everyone. Her grandmother used to say, “The soil listens when you treat it kindly.” But in Ajimaka and Rukubi, two communities nestled in Doma LGA, Nasarawa State, the soil stopped listening. Years of unsustainable farming, deforestation, and climate shocks turned once-fertile fields into…
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UNDP GEF-SGP Nigeria Backs Agroforestry Revolution

Two communities—Ajimaka and Rukubi in Doma LGA—are emerging as epicenters of Nigeria’s agroforestry revival. With the strategic support of the UNDP Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme (GEF-SGP Nigeria), these semi-arid areas are becoming fertile ground for ecological restoration and community empowerment. Why Agroforestry, Why Now? Facing challenges of deforestation,…
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Eleyele Sensitization Program for women and youth

A sensitization program was conducted to raise awareness among women and youth in the Eleyele forested wetland about the importance of preserving and conserving forest resources. As a result, the participants were introduced to various alternative methods of generating additional income, such as producing briquettes and cultivating Ewe Eran (Thaumatoccus…
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Gambari Project

A sensitization program was conducted to raise awareness among women and youth in the Eleyele forested wetland about the importance of preserving and conserving forest resources. As a result, the participants were introduced to various alternative methods of generating additional income, such as producing briquettes and cultivating Ewe Eran (Thaumatoccus…
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Kuchiko Reforestation Project

This project examined the climatic and socio-economic effects of deforestation at Gambari Forest Reserves in Ibadan. The findings highlighted the excessive exploitation of forest resources, and were shared with stakeholders to support informed decision-making aimed at curbing deforestation in the reserves. Kuchiko Reforestation Project For the 2024 World Environment Day…
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