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African SLM resources
Our faith partners in Africa are working to improve
their people's livelihoods while helping them manage
their environment more sustainably. Here are some of the
sustainable land management (SLM) resources they have
produced to protect the land and biodiversity for
today's generations, as well as those to come.
The Northern Diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Tanzania has been establishing women-led
tree nurseries. Here is the manual on
tree nursery establishment
which the Church produced as part of the women's
training.
The Northern Diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Tanzania also gave the women some training
in
entrepreneurship skills.
The Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council has
produced a training manual on
tree and vegetable production as part of its eco mosque pilot project.
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Faiths for Green Africa
We are working with more than 25 Christian, Muslim
and Hindu faith partners in Africa.
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African Faith Commitments
Christian, Muslim and Hindu faith groups in
sub-Saharan Africa have developed long-term faith
commitments to protect the living planet. These
range from planting millions of trees, engaging in
environmental education programmes and mobilising
their communities to manage land and water
sustainably.
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November 3, 2013:
'As people of faith we have no choice, we
must': Bishop Zac urges action on the
environment
In a world of fudge, compromise and half truths,
Uganda’s Anglican Bishop Rt. Rev. Zac Niringiye
offers a laser-sharp clarity that is as inspiring as
it is challenging. He addressed the Uganda Faiths
Network on Environment Action.
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