Ethiopia's Green Legacy Initiative

Published 2023년 7월 25일

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The Green Legacy Initiative in Ethiopia aimed to plant 20 billion seedlings in four years to create a green and climate-resilient country. However, the initiative exceeded expectations, with 25 billion seedlings planted by the end of the four-year period. This initiative not only addresses environmental protection and restoration but also supports goals related to food security and climate change resilience. The government reported that the campaign in 2022 alone planted over 500 million high-value seedlings, contributing to sustainable agriculture and lessening vulnerability to extreme climate events.
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The Green Legacy Initiative (GLI) is one of the initiatives which was introduced in June 2019 with the goal of creating a green and climate-resilient Ethiopia. The goal was to plant 20 billion seedlings over the course of four years. According to the Ethiopian government by rallying more than 20 million residents nationwide, Ethiopia has succeeded in planting 25 billion seedlings by the end of the fourth year. The Initiative's aim to tackle numerous goals that can be seen as a very creative feature overall. This initiative has positive effects on a variety of interconnected goals, including environmental protection, the restoration of overused and damaged natural resources, such as surface soil and water, and stopping desertification. Ethiopia's long-term dedication to a multifaceted response to the effects of climate change and environmental degradation is demonstrated by the initiative, which includes agroforestry, the development of the forest sector, the greening and renewal ...

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