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the thought, what can we do? carry on and somehow stay in the ice and on the ice and get there, hoping for a miracle in baby's shuttle stops. olga stood on d. w. the the climate of crisis is, are we shipping the world around us and making life much harder for many, but still people on communities often need to be persuaded that it is in the interest to take measures to make the planet sustainable. hello and welcome to a new edition of equal africa. i am some drug of homes that we know video all the way from comp. hello. righty. in uganda. hi,
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sandra. it's true. environmental protection often leads with resistance even though . but ching, to behavioral starts with understanding the problem. we hope we can explain some of the issues as showed that if there is a problem, there is also a solution. i have chris the lives joining you from lake us, your thoughts we've got coming up with find out what happens with the community occupied a forest and can you follow through these with treated it's how wisdom that as many centuries, oh, this complex and we'll discuss it the in space and meet on on truck renewal in mozambique who's found a new use of sugar cane wait. your thoughts. we often explore the effect of climate change on the environment, but indirectly. it also affects human relationships,
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bodies because no more than ever, people have to compete for loans and resources. in many countries in west africa. conflict between farmers on mnemonic hartsman have always existed, bought these days, they're getting lost. we go to gunner to see how these classes can be resolved. a summer had a dispute and quickly escalated into silence. these ben valley came to blows. recently the one sent the others cancel his eating his cashier trees. i'm not going to get good. i'm not a problem but because there are no grazing areas or 2 out of the cattle move into our farms. i looked at where they come on. i would ask them so they destroyed our crumbs, which then affects our lively by what to do on my life. bro, bobby underwood right. as a farm and facility is gone. this have gone to region every day he checks whether canceled belonging to the magic husband of damages trees.
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hassan, i'm, i do is a fool any further with more than a 100 capital. he says, you can't understand what all the fuss is about. just because animals wanted through the farmers fields. there's no open land available for the castle, degrades the matter wherever we go with the animals be passed by people's funds. then sometimes the capital straight into the fund that has been paid for, building it on the phone with the amount that compensation with the amount due unwilling to pay outside mediation was needed to prevent it. escalating her own vehicle forming. got to go a 100 so that kind of sometimes you or your cattle can be hummed, said no, no, no, somehow it isn't capital heavy from being killed for this kind of thing or the shower that this was once before an account been city and the fund north of gone up with this as a soldiers came and found the place down. this for the 3rd was filled secretly,
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the allegedly show soldiers taking for the people the way to refugee camps without their counsel. the others came here for lost grass, but not on the magic gunners home to some hundreds of thousands of fool any food, but as they called themselves scared, they do not enjoy full citizens rights and many canadians view them as thieves. so it looks trimmings, which experts say is unfounded. while we are having in gun that is a situation the house builds up to a point where the flooding, the or the fully be assets right, is generally discriminated against. so typical of racism or at the center system, anything above the other is but fluid in the communities usually set up camp on the edge of the towns and villages. incidents of discrimination are violent attacks,
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reportedly on the rise experts, the human induced climate change will cause the conflict to spread to more regions when they play movies, how to change. we solve very little of this. but over the past or one or 2 decades, we have seen an increase in these conflicts because blemish is pushing people to move from the not the way this out in sight of water and food for the i must be on the edge of the file. unpredictable rain, full and increasing dropped, combined with population growth means the smoke opposition for fertile ground. so the facility and the heads are moving into new areas, impacting not only fields, but also a valuable echo system. how's governments and governor has failed to set aside grazing areas, so the capital, the food in the head is also face criticism. visual money. the numbers of the most
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of this, there's indiscriminate, a bad but vacation in a large scale where i did submit this abortion solely for the animals. but we're also seeing the look everett and i'll keep, i should not go beyond these numbers and was volunteer to go and conference in north and gone to the college. i've set up a center for the config transformation and the studies. it's you have a herdsman and her son, a model and follow bro bobby underwood. i took the variances for maybe ation the pharmacy deal, demanding compensation for ledger across the damage organization, also known as circle task, has mediators trained to diffuse thoughts, conflict with the some additional team, just about terabyte and from a was escalated to a very high level. the printer station, the working just just to the police, an enrollment of this. but then to let you know if this position has mitch pharma
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and have a good addition, very good. but in this case, the mediators rule that the model doesn't have to pay compensation. but we'll, if it happens again, the farmer accept the ruling, was unable to prove any serious damage to his trees. the 2nd tap says it has helped peacefully resolve more than 600 cases and to 2020 with landed with sources and ever shore to supply. fostering a dialogue between farmers and the hud is clearly advisor. first step to its peaceful coexistence into why the region forests, how a so many benefits full the environment, including climate regulation, providing war to team the energy buying de la city, and so much more. but they disappearing off and then allow me in great over the last thing is can you as far as color has dropped from 10 percent to just 6 percent
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of the countries surface area. but there is some good news over the past 3 years, more than 5000 people. what illegally and closed on then set to the in some parts of kenya's, karesha forest. i've chosen to move out. this has paved the way for not through a forest. the generation strong hands for dial, soil and water from this simple starter kit, many trees will grow. here at the edge of the curve, easy a forest in central kenya. some borough women grow seedlings by the hundreds and a community on nursery. once the seedlings would sure they're put into the ground, the women receive funding from the government and various and g o's, $80000.00 seedlings have been planted so far. since i am jessie and i started to keep on the tree, nurseries has been a real benefit to us since you was a so you so we can earn money with us and that's so we can pay school fees for our
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children to watch with local finance. a more we can start a business and the last moment i'm system but that's a recent development until 2020 few semper real gave much thought to reforestation, to make charcoal many jump down trees and the korea forest covering 92000 heck, there's this forest reserve feeds many large rivers and is an important source of water in otherwise, eric assemble ro county over the decades. thousands of people settled in or near the forest and let their cattle grains their this unregulated use of the forest and its resources eventually destroyed one 3rd of its total area. the sum burro then realized the people for exploitation of the forest natural resources was putting their future at risk the body, we were having to track 5 kilometers to fetch water damage. the forest was clearly
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dine provoking, regular conflicts with other tribes over water and land. so in late 2019 december, we decided to leave the forest county as national broadcast or k, b c picked up on the story. some of the for me to use. i have already left of the forest with either demolishing the houses as they prepare to leave the forest. those offered to see the one not forced out of the forest by the kitchen folded and turning the what could have been a source of conflict between the government and the local community. was resolved peacefully as i think moving i way does without force from the government. oh the for this is something unique in the world. so i think we but we know where to process and what do we just so our appropriate. we saw that the most that they do and without the cluster we are also losing life when we go to look for stuff from other and our neighbors. so we've seen the problems,
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i knew we see the best way to solve this problem is to move out of the forest and we, we take care of what a sort of that was, what is going to take care of last month once the decision had been made december were offered support from various groups, including the un food and agriculture organization which served as an intermediary . we've identified together the capacity needs of the key stakeholders to, to identify for instance, what were the needs in managing the forest and ensuring that the default of just control and the also ensuring access and the really sustainable use of the 4 digits of resources. such as making honey after being trained in sustainable be keeping by local and international n g o's, honey production has really taken off. the community earns nearly $30000.00 bureaus a year from the harvest. mostly we get up to one time,
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maybe in 2 months or at least this uh with some of the benefits that getting because before the data, not existing. when chris, i see on the outskirts of the greasy of forest december and building a future for themselves, that doesn't come at the expense of the environment. slowly, but surely the floor and phone are starting to flourish again. i mean, wall in year old for climate change is making some of hops. a and fry include in and sold in spain, farmers. yeah. having to apply all the knew how to keep the fields irrigated. and you might be surprised to hear that they are not planning to new techniques. a lot of the know how dates all the way back to the as shouldn't malls. they invented, sprayed over 1300 years ago. and some of the funding methods still work well to be
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stay off of perez is 95 years old, but he still lands a hand when he's needed. the hardly anyone in his village knows the old irrigation system as well as he does the same. the water and the canals was always the greatest thing for me all over attended their fields with that. we lived from those canals. so the, the, in the 8th century, the more is built a complex network of canals in the mountains at the awful hot or region in southern spain. even today, the irrigation ditches are still used taco and his son antonio use the system to water, their pepper crops. so they're benefiting from the moorish legacy. now
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they had only got a system i left as something very important and the even though the romans built irrigation canals, the amount of the arabs perfect the but many of the districts hasn't been used for years. that's why they're restoring them in cooperation with archaeologist. jose maria martine, see fontose. he says the benefits go far beyond farming. not, i guess i was can, i was like this one here are very important to the environment. now the thing creates life. i'm being thought of. some of the water seats in the end appears further down below. when i brought it in, i walk about how about i thought the guessing seems that way the system contribute to greater bio diversity hemma different when i that i'm the rest of the the network of canals prevents the water from draining too quickly. water that's becoming increasingly scarce. papa says there's no denying climate change anymore.
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yeah, yeah. who do i have it hasn't snowed in my village for 18 years. you know, 12 ever before. we always have to sweep the snow off of the flat roofs and onto the street. and sometimes we'd have snow for 15 days, 20 days a month. those days are over. reservoirs show the notorious water scarcity. and yet, spain is farming more and more tropical fruits, like mangoes and all the condos which need lots of water. as a result, farmers rely increasingly on automated systems that deliver water to individual plans, drop by drop. agricultural engineer, eduardo maldonado, says the old canals are obsolete because water seeps out, evaporates as it's transported as the vehicle are not going to go to the repair regulation. what is the future, caleb and still not available? it's much more efficient and can be implemented on all types of firms for seemingly
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that of implants. i feeling quite to get people that go through what something tennessee will go. my 3rd, it allows us to save between 40 and 60 percent of wars or what, and that's a sense of input across the wireless. so in antonio, wanting to impressed. they continue to water deerfield with what comes from the morris irrigation canals. but they recognize that it's not profitable for big farming operations, although no set up to sort of these days, a lot of one person has to do many jobs, all the ones who but that's the real reason why they're switching to automated drip irrigation with all it's not because it's better know, because uh, my new book or something. oh okay. oh it just you the moorish irrigation ditches as being more contemporary than ever. and that's why they're trying to learn from the seniors and the villages of apple. honda, in general, the more we down the knowledge has been forgotten st. and i wonder if we look at the efficiency from several points of view and also environmental benefit. then the
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system is much more effective and also more tomorrow, especially against the backdrop of climate change. today technical gillion, deanna complex, so they come to the monthly call, cellphone them install it, that there are fewer and fewer traditional farmers using the old canals. that makes it more difficult to keep them on. so i guess so you are liable for the season from 4 digits to combine drought installed, a new to fully to plastic pollution in south east and africa. we had now to most of be to meet a young entropy, new a. she started a business, the mix, the most of west us are resource and reduces it in more ways. don, one the $3000000.00 tons of sugar cane are harvested in the plantations of mozambique every
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year and processed mainly into sugar. this produces large quantities of waste, which could be used to avoid other whiteness, but thought occurred to covina cocoa jemma or a company coco boxes in the capital, my poor to manufacturers paper bags from sugar cane waist most of them disease. so we produce different types of paper bags, but we make them in different sizes, from small to logins, of mileage. the po, p, fibrous sugar cane waste is turned into paper. the end product bags made from sugar cane waste or by gas as it's known. the company started 3 years ago. it now makes 5000 bags a week. a low resource replacement for plastic bags is low. so products and non toxic, unlike polyurethane. so they don't contain talks in the state of plastic waste as a major problem in mozambique, as it is in all countries with poor waste management,
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a lot of plastic trash watches into the ocean and harms marine life. this is another reason why customers welcome alternatives such as the co code bags. dish plastic these plastics take an average full 100 years to decompose in nature. so the main thing is that this is an environment. please find the alternative sometime explain be. coco wants to expand production of her sugarcane bags. think big is her motto. because for her, the banks are more than just a source of income. does that give us the middle so that if i were to win any a world, it should be from my mission? no, because i'm such a great entrepreneur much. but because of our mission and the goals we set to publish it easy for those from just to what plans are some of the most precious a most stretching equal systems on the planet that need to be properly looked after? not just because they're happy just for some of the species,
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but also because they provide bye to services with humans, will visit on archipelago and nothing. you need to see all kinds of vision that fits the health and they just the 5 of protecting the interest of the local communities at the same time level. well, good luck because you know, if you go run fast, this young turtle has made it as have many of it, siblings, elementary style items, local eco gods have kept the egg safe from poach as an anal shielding the baby totals from the as they flip all the way across the beach, protecting the nesting areas as a community efforts when i need the zip code, but we have all eco gone so you can watch morning and evening for the from the village themselves. now good. just by the very presence, by educating the family and they're all weapons aren't that either nobody touches
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anything of it. so if that's the 1st one is to show the local eco gods have been working with an armed conservation coal link to the news environment, ministry since 2013. that's when the true stone islands were granted the status of marine protected area. your arrangement was the combination of a 7 year process that combined the island of knowledge and experience with input from scientific and government bodies. one of the chief organizes explain the approach on the bottom of that, we set up a consultation framework where people are free to express themselves, often in the own lawsuit language to express what they wanted. we then transformed the result of this consultation framework into a management plan. this is how the management committee, for example, came into being that was its local branches. alex, it'd be mine, but i'm a local the to still islands are a mixture of mine, graves, mudflats,
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forests, and sun banks facing the atlantic ocean. these largely undisturbed ecosystems are a june of bio diversity, but rising sea levels are putting pressure on the local communities in 2023 seawall to flooded one 5th of the rice fields. the. some 20 families form the management committee to work together and build tanks to protect the fields. the initiative is part of an intelligent conservation approach that aims to reduce human impacts in bio diversity hotspots. traditionally rise farm is such as up to la caught check, would move to milford land every few years. and that meant cutting the mangrove forests. once they became aware of the damage that caused, they decided to stay put. so you're not going to move. there was a mangrove restoration project. we realized it made no sense to plan mangroves in one place and just cut them down somewhere else. so we keep the fertile fields we
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have then don't go clearing elsewhere and will you be the mind guy of trees on trees. so a vital for bio diversity. i'm a juicing coastal erosion at the local eco gone from the conservation. coal carry out making a patrols on this tool. the conservation called office a small, the trees have been filed. a good idea about, hey, come you, why his this would been cut, took all the locals made well, some trees for the news, but only if the request is approved at a higher level. um, what the item hold on, i mean, the local eco got explains to the office. so why these cutting was agreed on i would do it on monday. the word was cut to make a road to the last village lower than that i said we had nothing to make the road and there is a river in the middle of or 40 the how much. so we cut the wood to make us thanks for the bridge for that you'd be of us and we didn't want to cut it. 2 feet good.
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how about the meeting of the people approve the decision making because we had no other means of putting the other rules how to to enforce the nature reserve extends into the ocean on the joint patrols carry out other notes checks on returning fishermen in case they've quote any protected species under the watchful gaze of the eco gods. the crew unloads its touch. these rays, well critically endangered. a tense discussion followed as the official unexplained themselves on the conservation cool officer lays out the news. seeking up a 5th official note, did we tell them to release them back into the sea? continued mistake. you are more if they are already dead. we ask them why they
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caught them and explain why they should go out and catch them another day on purpose. us put it this time efficient men get away with a warning. eventually this community based conservation effort aims to win over everyone on the trip. so i remember a story. the goals to show a lot, how much can be achieved when people understand why protecting the environment is important. we've come to the very end of this week, so we hope it has given you something to think about. am sandra holmes, that we know do sign and go from complex, right to you. going to see you soon, sandra and to viewers. don't forget to check us out on social media. and remember, you can always get in touch with your thoughts and ideas on making all well the safe, green a place for now it's good bye for me, chris lives in the jerry, i'll see you next time.
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