In partnership with the Foundation Audemars-Watkins and Kirehe District, ARCOS is going to implement a three-year project aimed at restoring the Nyagasenyi remnant forest landscape and its water catchment and sustain surrounding community livelihoods through landscape restoration, integrated watershed management and eco-agricultural value chain development.
On 23rd September 2021 at Lemigo Hotel, ARCOS Network held a meeting with Eco-Schoolsâ partners. After the meeting, partners pledged a continued collaboration towards its further successful implementation.Â
The received AFR100 grant will enable ARCOS to organize hundreds of community groups to protect and regenerate thousands of hectares surrounding the degraded Mukura Forest and its connected Kivu catchment.
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