Climate Change in the Sahel "Water is the most precious thing we have."
More than half of the population in the Sahel lives on agriculture and pastoralism. Major droughts across the Sahel are threatening their lives and livelihoods. Through water harvesting techniques, WFP supports communities to maximize the use of rainfall for better access to more water. This means improved options to grow nutritious foods and make a better living. Music by: Koné Production, [email protected]
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