Agreement in Addis Ababa, on a declaration towards an Ethiopian dryland restoration strategy
Ethiopia – 12 April, 2021By PENHA team On Saturday 10 April, the 46 participants of a national workshop on dryland restoration
A National Workshop on Dryland restoration and dry forest management to be held in Ethiopia
The workshop PENHA in collaboration with Tropenbos International (TBI) is organising a national workshop on Dryland restoration and dry forest
PENHA April 2021 Newsletter Released
PENHA releases its April 2021 that covers the launch of a new website, Covid-19 response, the opening of a new
The magic greenhouse, BBC Reports
BBC reports on the Seawater Greenhouse and PENHA innovative project in Somaliland. A greenhouse cooled and humidified by seawater and
ETFRN 60 – Dryland Restoration: A Compendium of Knowledge and Practice
The latest edition of the European Tropical Forest Network’s ETFRN News, financed by the Dutch government and produced in collaboration
New COVID-19 response project working with young East African asylum seekers and refugees in Kent
PENHA has secured a grant from the National Lottery Community Fund for its COVID-19 response among young asylum seekers and refugees from East African countries in Kent. These young people have been adversely impacted by the pandemic – including socially
UK Youth Programme: East African Migrants in Kent
PENHA is planning to expand its migration initiative in Kent by supporting young unaccompanied and 18+ asylum seekers and refugees
COVID-19 – PENHA’s response
Pastoralists and agro-pastoralist communities are particularly vulnerable to the restrictions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic with their nomadic lifestyle,
‘People were abandoned’: injustices of pandemic laid bare in Brent
PENHA trustee Rhoda Ibrahim talks to The Guardian from Church End in north-west London about how Covid-19 has thrived on the structural
The invasive prosopis tree: turning a livelihood menace into a source of income in Somaliland (FAO Report)
Prosopis julifora is a tree dreaded across the Horn of Africa. Prosopis has the ability to outcompete other trees and vegetation, deplete water