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SENEGAL, 2025. Micro-gardening activities in the region of Thiès

24 July 2025, Thiès region, Senegal. View of micro-gardening activities carried out within the framework of the initiative Sustainable improvement of food security and sustainable management of natural resources for the resilience of women’s groups in the communes of Chérif Lô, Keur Massamba Gueye and Keur Ngor. This initiative is supported by the Food security and agriculture: accelerating adaptation (SAGA 2) Project, in technical and financial partnership with the Government of Quebec.

24 juillet 2025, région de Thiès, Sénégal. Vue des activités de microjardinage réalisées dans le cadre de l’initiative Amélioration durable de la sécurité alimentaire et la gestion durable des ressources naturelles pour la résilience des groupements de femmes des communes de Chérif Lô, Keur Massamba Gueye et Keur Ngor. Cette initiative est soutenue par le Projet Sécurité alimentaire et agriculture: une adaptation accélérée (SAGA 2) , en partenariat technique et financier avec le gouvernement du Québec.

07/24/2025

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