Summary of stakeholder and cross sectoral engagement process, with Makueni County Government and partners to co-design interaction with socio-ecological evidence for targeting land restoration investments

Land restoration and avoiding further degradation are key pathways to achieving food security and exiting poverty for some of the most vulnerable people living in Africa’s drylands. Achieving the UN’s SDGs requires that successful restoration efforts reach larger numbers of farmers and hectares over the coming decade.


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Authors

Bourne, M.,Vågen, T-G.,Winowiecki, L.A.,Musili, F.,Mumina, J.,Magaju, C.,Chesterman, S.

Publication year

2022

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