Codzienne życie w Senegalu
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Sadak Souici / Le Pictorium - The Belvedere-Sebikotane ecovillage - 12/08/2020 - Senegal - Senegal loses 40,000 hectares of forests per year. To remedy this, the country is part of the international project of the Great Green Wall in the Sahel. In this dynamic of reforestation, a new project has just been launched, the "tolou keur", or small nourishing and medicinal forests, replanted next to villages with an ecological vocation. A second pilot project was launched on Wednesday August 12 in the village of Belvedere, 40 kilometers from Dakar. Portrait of Djibril Sall, the village chief
2020-08-12
Sadak Souici / Le Pictorium/Le Pictorium/East News
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