Three communities validate sites for irrigation systems under AV-STEC Project
The irrigation systems form part of a package of climate-resilient interventions being implemented under the AV-STEC Project to support vulnerable communities along the White Volta Basin in Ghana and Burkina Faso that are frequently affected by flooding linked to the annual spillage of the Bagre Dam.
By Yussif IbrahimNungu (U/E), July 11, GNA – As part of the implementation of the Adaptation and Vulnerability – Strengthening Transdisciplinary Engagement for Climate Resilience (AV-STEC) Project, officials of the Centre for Biodiversity Conservation Research (CBCR) have undertaken stakeholder engagements in three communities earmarked for irrigation systems.
The project is funded through the Climate Adaptation and Resilience (CLARE) Programme, a UK-Canada initiative that supports research and action to help communities build resilience to climate change.
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