To address the interlinked problems of poverty, food insecurity, land degradation, and biodiversity loss, through the development and promotion of innovative sustainable land management technologies and land use planning approaches with the aim of restoring, sustaining and enhancing the productive and protective functions of Eritrea’s ecosystem resources.

To create the enabling environment (policy, capacity, knowledge, alternatives) necessary for adoption of sustainable land management practices and alleviate environmental degradation while improving livelihoods of the farming communities of the Central Highland Zone (CHZ)

To increase household incomes through sustainable land management practices in the Lake Tana Watershed
(LTW). Simultaneously, improvements to ecosystem function will be beneficial for biodiversity conservation and will protect against
negative climate change impacts. The project’s immediate objective will lead to global environmental benefits as a result of reduced
land degradation.

To address the interlinked problems of rural poverty, food insecurity, and land degradation, through the development and promotion of innovative sustainable land management technologies and community-based participatory watershed/landscape management planning approaches, with the aim of restoring, sustaining and enhancing the productive and protective functions of The Gambia’s upland and lowland ecosystem resources.

Enhanced watershed services and biodiversity maintenance in selected micro-watersheds.

To provide land users and managers with the enabling policy environment, institutional, financial incentives and capacity for effective adoption of SLM in four Agropastoral districts

Knowledge based SLM reduces land degradation, alleviates poverty and delivers global environmental benefits in Lesotho Highlands