A group of local women are committed to preserving the environment while creating sustainable livelihoods.




On the outskirts of Dakar, Senegal’s capital, lies the Mbao Forest Reserve, a vital green space often called the “green lung” of the region. A group of local women, Les Femmes de Kamb, are committed to preserving the environment while creating sustainable livelihoods; Over the years, they have reclaimed part of the forest, transforming a neglected garbage dump into a thriving vegetable garden.

Read the full story here or watch the video 



Comments

Popular posts from this blog

3rd meeting, UN Women Executive Board, Annual Session.

18th plenary meeting - Commission on the Status of Women, Seventieth session (CSW70) - 1) Introduction of draft proposals. 2) Closure of the CSW70. 3) Opening of the CSW71

1st meeting, UN Women Executive Board, Annual Session.