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Village saving schemes for women farmer
(05/11/20) In 10 villages of Port-Loko women groups were introduced...
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30 Years Green Scenery
(02/11/19) On two separate days, Friday the 18th and Sunday...
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Land Mapping in Port-Loko
(15/11/19) During a project with FAO named “Creating Peaceful Societies...
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With increasing FDI in Sierra Leone, many people lose their land to international investors. Green scenery to ensure that peoples land rights are not violated in these large scale land acquisition.
The country’s natural resources are nature’s gift to us, what we make of them is our gift to posterity. Green scenery ensures that communities and the government embrace sustainable use of natural resources as a gift to posterity.
Sierra Leone experiences conflicts in natural resources, politics and many others. To resolve these conflicts, Green scenery empowers communities through establishing and training Peer Mediators Network
(PEMNET)