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Community seed banks are transforming food systems, farmer resilience in Northern Tanzania

Community seed banks are transforming food systems, farmer resilience in Northern Tanzania
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Community seed banks in northern Tanzania are helping farmers preserve indigenous crop varieties and improve food security. The initiative, supported by the Kilimo Endelevu Project, focuses on agroecological principles to combat climate change and biodiversity loss.

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This project demonstrates how local, community-led agricultural practices can build resilience against environmental stressors in developing regions.

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IN the drylands and highlands of northern Tanzania, seeds are far more than planting materials.

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