Drynet Gallery

The gallery shows the work of the Drynet Partners. If you would like to add pictures of the work of your organisation, please send the pictures with a describing caption to Sinovuyo Mbobo, sinovuyo@indigo-dc.org.

Harnessing Synergies between the Rio Conventions: Drynet Contributes to the Berlin Workshop on Women’s Land Rights, July 2023


COP 15, Abidjan, Ivory Coast 9 – 20 May 2022


COP 14, New Delhi, India, 2 – 13 September 2019


COP 12, Ordos, China, 6 – 17 September 2017


CARI

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Images from left (1) Traditional sheep transhumance from the valley to the summer pastures in the French Cevennes mountains. (2) The first stop at Bonperier to overnight (with Noel Oettle (EMG) and Bettina Koelle). (3 & 4) Dakar 02-07 May 2016 : CARI and  ENDA attending the First Conference on the Great Green Wall initiative for Africa. Images below from left (1 &2) RADDO Network : A Workshop dedicated to value landscapes and water resources in the Tafilalet region in Morrocco. 

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Images above from left (3) New publication in French by the French working group on Desertification “Pour une transition agroécologique dans les territoires soumis à la désertification”. This publication is dedicated to make use of the agroecological principles in order to re-think the development of drylands landscapes. Image above on right (4)FLEUVE project ; ( EU,GM, UNCCD) Opening of the regional workshop in Niamey (Niger). CARI is coordinating the train’action programme dedicated to local authorities in collaboration with ReSaD, RADDO and Drynet networks. from left: (5) ReSaD Network : Visit of the demonstration plots in agroecology of APIL asociation in Ziniare ( Burkina Faso ). This is in the framework of the ReSaD action plan coordintaed by CARI and funded by the AFD (France). 

Environmental Monitoring Group (EMG)

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Images first row (left): (1) Cynthia (EMG) conducts rehabilitation work on a Donga. (2&3) Gully erosion systems where erosion control majors have been implemented through rock heaps and a mixture of check dams that facilitates better infiltration. (4 & 5 left) Geotextile spread on the bare soil surface, providing a micro environment for small seedlings to grow. (6&7) Children planting Broad Beans and measuring earth worms during a Winter School about healthier food. (8 – 10 (third row from left)) Landscape and flowers in Nieuwoudtville, South Africa.

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Images above: Flora and Fauna on Avontuur, Nieuwoudtville.

Gram Bharati Samiti 

Youth planting trees Bhawani with community people to protect treesBike riding to protect forestsYes, we will protect environment

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Images first row (left): (1)Bhawani Shanker Kusum (BGS) with youth planting trees. (2) Bhawani with community people to protect trees (3) A group of bikers raising awareness for protecting the environment (4) Particpants shouting “Yes! We will protect the environment!”. (5 & 6) Communities building a mud dam. Second Rown left: (7) After building the dam, (8) Stabilizing sand dunes. (9)Plugging gullies to check soil erosion. (10) Successful rain water harvesting. Third Row Left: (11) Ruined step well, (12) Step well after renovation, (13) Environmental Youth Camp, (14) Youth camp at Gandhivan, (15) Youth visiting GBS wasteland development project, (16) Communities building a mud dam, (17) Women taking fodder from GBS project

Both ENDS

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Images first row: (1 & 2) Participants at the Analog forestry workshop, (3) Ghana community meeting. Second Rown left (4) Nursery site in Ghana supported by Both ENDS. (5 & 6)  Presentation given by Food Otherwise for the Conference, Soy Rich Forests

GCOZA (Mali)

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Images from left: (1) Visits from DCGMali to Ethiopia, (2) Visit by DCG in a field in Kita, (3) Field visit in camps supported by GCOZA, (4) Drynet Board meeting in Caux, Switzerland, (5) Practical Implementation in Climate Change Adaptation

TEMA

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Images from left (1) Anti-Coal Advocacy Project, Cycling Event in Çanakkale, (2) Fellowship of the Trees Project- a teacher and a student, (3)Planting a Tree- Fellowship of the Trees Project, (4) The Poster for 17 June, World Day to Combat Desertification 2016, (5) The Poster for 5 June, World Environment Day, 2016, (6)Junior TEMA Festival, 2016 (Junior TEMA is an environmental education program for primary school children), (7)Anti-Coal Advocacy Project, Cycling Event in Istanbul, (8) The Poster for 21 March, World Water Day, 2016, (9) A snapshot of World Environment Day, 2016 Activities in Edirne

CENESTA

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The images above shows the workshop “Governance Assessment of the protected and conserved” areas  and “Transboundary Conservation Workshop”. The workshop was facilitated by CENESTA and contributions from Drynet.