Impact of the agricultural and forestry development project (prodaf) on the sustainable development of the luozi territory

The objective of this study is to contribute to the identification and analysis of the impacts of PRODAF activities on the environment of the Luozi Territory in a context of sustainable development. The project established extension centers in the ten sectors of the said Territory, produced and planted approximately 5,000,000 trees of various species over an area of 882 hectares. The dominant species is Acacia auriculiformis. Youth through schools, customary rights holders, local and political-administrative authorities have been made aware. The project has greatly contributed to food security, stopping the desertification of the Territory and reducing poverty. Which proves the sustainability of the project.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-02-20
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i01.37260
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Agriculture Market Analysis Ukraine
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Impact of the agricultural and forestry development project (prodaf) on the sustainable development of the luozi territory

M. Joachim, Lukombo Lukeba Jean-Claude -, M. Justin, Matand Twileng -
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Agriculture Market Analysis Ukraine
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Impact of the agricultural and forestry development project (prodaf) on the sustainable development of the luozi territory

M. Joachim, Lukombo Lukeba Jean-Claude -, M. Justin, Matand Twileng -
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Abstract

The objective of this study is to contribute to the identification and analysis of the impacts of PRODAF activities on the environment of the Luozi Territory in a context of sustainable development. The project established extension centers in the ten sectors of the said Territory, produced and planted approximately 5,000,000 trees of various species over an area of 882 hectares. The dominant species is Acacia auriculiformis. Youth through schools, customary rights holders, local and political-administrative authorities have been made aware. The project has greatly contributed to food security, stopping the desertification of the Territory and reducing poverty. Which proves the sustainability of the project.

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Agriculture Market Analysis Ukraine
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