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ActionAid Ghana launches mangrove restoration project at Dzita

ActionAid Ghana launches mangrove restoration project at Dzita
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ActionAid Ghana has launched a mangrove restoration project in the Anloga District to combat coastal erosion and climate change. The initiative includes early warning systems and sustainable agricultural support for local fishing communities.

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Highlights community-based climate adaptation strategies in vulnerable coastal regions.

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ActionAid Ghana, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity International and with support from UN-Habitat, has launched a mangrove restoration project at Dzita in the Anloga District of the Volta Region to strengthen the resilience of coastal communities against the effects of climate change.

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