Some communities in the Northern and Upper East Regions have stopped
on farm bush burning and rather taken to compost making to improve crop
yield, as part of livelihood adaptation measures to meet the challenges
of climate change.
The eight communities, Tariganga, Kugri, Akara, and Farfar in the
Garu-tempane District and Zambulugu, Saamini, Dimea and Jawani in the
East Manprusi District, are also into the Village Savings and Loan
Associations (VSLA), where groups save and borrow on their own terms,
group farming, livestock rearing, dry season farming and tree growing,
all with support from the Adaptation Learning Programme (ALP) under CARE
International,
cont.reading
Some communities in the Northern and Upper East Regions have stopped
on farm bush burning and rather taken to compost making to improve crop
yield, as part of livelihood adaptation measures to meet the challenges
of climate change.
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