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Gower Street Advisor Conducts Monitoring and Learning Visit
A monitoring and learning visit reviewed implementation progress, project facilities, stakeholder participation and early lessons from Life in a Changing Landscape, Phase II.
The Life in a Changing Landscape Programme is now active, with funding from Gower Street.Read about the programme
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Recent activities, publications and programme developments from AfEI — each item links to its own page.

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A monitoring and learning visit reviewed implementation progress, project facilities, stakeholder participation and early lessons from Life in a Changing Landscape, Phase II.

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Smallholder farmers participated in practical training on sustainable planting techniques at AfEI's Adaptation Village.

Project
Life in a Changing Landscape, Phase II is a collaborative programme led by the Alliance for Environmental Intervention and the Ghana Youth Environmental Movement in the Asuogyaman District of Ghana's Eastern Region.

Project
AfEI's Mentorship School Clubs provide basic-school pupils with practical environmental education and opportunities to participate in conservation, climate adaptation and school-greening activities.

Project
Life in a Changing Landscape, Phase I strengthened farmer knowledge and practical experience in climate-smart and regenerative agriculture in the Asuogyaman District.

News
AfEI has joined civil-society organisations and other stakeholders in endorsing the Ghana Climate Justice Movement and its commitment to inclusive, collaborative and evidence-based climate action in Ghana.

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AfEI participated in a six-day capacity-enhancement workshop focused on communication, resource mobilisation, advocacy and partnership development for civil-society organisations.

Project
The Climate Harmony Project combined environmental education, tree planting, climate-smart agriculture and digital advocacy through three connected components.

Article
Particle pollution from vehicle emissions, biomass burning, dust and industrial activity affects air quality and public health across Ghana.

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Green spaces support biodiversity, regulate temperature, manage stormwater and improve air quality within urban and peri-urban areas.

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Accessible green spaces can support physical activity, relaxation, social interaction and mental and physical well-being.

Campaign
The Farmer-Based Climate Adaptation Project was developed as a recurring initiative to introduce farmers to locally accessible agricultural adaptation methods that can improve soil management, water use and resilience to unpredictable weather.

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The Ghana River Frog is a Near Threatened amphibian associated with fragmented forest habitats in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire. Habitat degradation, mining and infrastructure development place continuing pressure on the species.

Project
The Youth for Water and Climate project introduced farmers in Kwamoso to water-efficient irrigation, compost preparation and climate-smart agricultural methods using practical demonstration fields.

Campaign
AfEI participated with VSO ICS Ghana Alumni in school outreach activities that introduced pupils and students to the Sustainable Development Goals and their relevance to everyday life.

Campaign
AfEI marked World Environment Day 2017 with a tree-planting activity at Adawso Roman Catholic Basic School in Ghana's Eastern Region.

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Young people in Sigri participated in low-cost seedling production and tree planting using locally available and reused materials.

Article
An environmental education session at Sigri R/C Junior High School introduced students to ecosystem relationships, biodiversity, tree loss and low-cost seedling production.

Campaign
AfEI conducted an environmental education outreach activity for pupils at St Joseph Anglican Basic Schools 1 and 2 in Prampram.

Campaign
Save the Globe, Freshen Up the Air was a week-long environmental education, clean-up and tree-planting activity involving schools in the Amansie Central District.

Campaign
AfEI conducted an environmental education session at St Agnes Basic Junior High School in Koforidua, focusing on responsible waste disposal and environmental stewardship.

Campaign
AfEI's early environmental outreach at Adawso Roman Catholic Basic School introduced pupils to environmental responsibility and appropriate plastic-waste disposal.