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SENEGAL, 2025. Women’s group from the Léhar area in the framework of a Farmer Field School

22 July 2025, 22 July 2025, Léhar area, Senegal. Members of the Women’s Groups of Léhar participating in a working session within the framework of the initiative Strengthening climate adaptation capacities of women’s groups in the Léhar area through the Farmer Field School approach. This initiative is implemented by Mer et Monde in partnership with the Women’s Groups of Léhar (GFL) and supported by the Food security and agriculture: accelerating adaptation (SAGA 2) Project, in technical and financial partnership with the Government of Quebec.

07/22/2025

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