Burkina Faso: Young people from Kiembara’s artisanal gold sites return to agriculture to restore degraded lands through innovative strategies
November 28, 2018
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In the Kiembara commune of Burkina Faso, the DRYDEV program has introduced technologies and innovations to recover degraded lands and improve productivity. This practice is attracting youth to agriculture!
In Rakaye, Burkina Faso, the KORBÉOGO couple have chosen to run a business together through Ferme Symphonie, an integrated farm. Florentine KORBÉOGO, who is passionate about farming, looks after market gardening and food crops, whilst Sylvère KORBÉOGO spec
Fish farming is based on rigorous practices that determine the success of production. It requires good management of food, water, reproduction and fish health. Compliance with these practices ensures optimal growth and improves the yield of fish farmers.
The National Museum of Burkina Faso, renowned for its work in preserving cultural heritage, is also home to a space little known to the general public: an educational garden. Set up by the museum’s environmental unit, this garden aims to introduce children t