Leveraging Multi-Stakeholder Platforms for Integrated Watershed Management to Enhance Food Security and Ecosystem Resilience [Learning note: Ethiopia country project]

The project team has applied an integrated approach which encompasses the engagement of several stakeholders who come up with diversified ideas and technologies as well as approaches. The RFS Ethiopia project has applied multistakeholder engagement approach to improve the income and enhance the livelihoods of the project target households and communities. Multiple stakeholders come up with their institutional plan to apply in the same landscape, community and households. The multi-stakeholder platform helped to ensure context specific approaches could be scaled and were appropriate to the land portions.


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Resilient Food Systems

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2023

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