Olympic Forest – Mali and Senegal
A Plan Vivo-certified agroforestry and enrichment-planting programme across 2,120 hectares of degraded wooded savannah and farmland straddling Mali and Senegal, run by Tree Aid with the International Olympic Committee and La Lumiere as named backers. It works with 202 communities and has issued 291 Plan Vivo Certificates.
OperatorTree Aid
EcosystemDegraded wooded savannah and farmland, Sahel agroforestry and enrichment planting
StandardPlan Vivo, PV Climate Version 4
StatusActive
LocationMali and Senegal (cross-border, Sahel)
Overview
Inside the project
Tree Aid describes the project as seeking to restore the local environment by preventing desertification and enhancing economic resilience for cash-poor communities on the front line of climate change.
It presents itself explicitly as a Great Green Wall contribution rather than a stand-alone plantation.
2,120 ha
Area covered
202
Participating communities
291
Plan Vivo Certificates issued
Objectives
- Restore degraded wooded savannah and farmland across Mali and Senegal
- Prevent desertification and enhance economic resilience for participating communities
Approach
- Communities carry out enrichment planting and agroforestry across the degraded area, certified to the Plan Vivo PV Climate Version 4 standard.
Sources
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- planvivo.org ↗https://www.planvivo.org/projects/olympic-forest-mali-and-senegal
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