Promoting best principles and practices of Leadership, Environmental Conservation and Community Development
Dodoma, Tanzania
Joined December 2017
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Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
I would fund 300 million African farmers to make their own land green again. For water, food, biodiversity and climate. See the results for yourself: justdiggit.org
@justdiggit @leadtz
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
🌳850 kids in Tanzania are taking part in our school programs - so far, they have started to regenerate nearly 13.000 trees.🌳
#kisikihai #fmnr @leadtz @justdiggit
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
Digging versus no digging! No filter needed. In this picture, the positive impact of @leadtz and our #earthsmiles is clearly visible.
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
On the road again with our movie roadshows!
In this year's edition, we aim to reach 145 villages. Our movie roadshow is an effective communication tool in the rural, with an average of 200,000 people attending each year since 2018. 💚 @leadtz #treecovery
instagram.com/reel/CieufO0oh…
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
Dtv.Leo katika Uzinduzi wa shughuli za mradi wa kisiki hai mashuleni Mwanamziki @FridaAmani ambaye ni balozi wa Mradi wa kisiki hai anatarajia kuzindua Wimbo maalumu kwa ajili ya Kisiki hai ikiwa ni sehemu ya kufikisha elimu kwa jamii kuhusu umuhimu wa Utunzaji wa miti
@leadtz
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
Today we launched our Kisiki Hai for School Project (KH4S) in Dodoma together with @leadtz , @justdiggit , authorities , the media and teachers from 45 schools throughout Tanzania.
@FridaAmani performed her new song about Kisiki Hai / FMNR (➡️ youtu.be/t9oE9mSRSd0).
#regreen
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
#bunds + 🌧️ = 🌱🌱🌱
Look at these #earthsmiles we dug in 2018 together with @leadtz and local farmers, a great result of what can be achieved if we dig in together 💚
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
In a world of predominantly negative news, we are so grateful for the opportunity @CNN has given @leadtz and us to share the positive message of our #regreening projects in Kenya and Tanzania! Read the article via: edition.cnn.com/2022/07/18/w…
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
Regreening with #treecovery in just tree, eh three years. The first picture was taken during the rainy season (hence the green grass in between!), and the second was during the early dry season. All these trees are now 4 meters or even higher! With @leadtz 🌳
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
The Kisiki Hai, or “living stump,” technique helps farmers regenerate trees from root systems that are still in the soil.
That’s how 110,000 Tanzanian farmers have collectively regenerated over 5.2 million trees w/ @leadtz and @justdiggit. #AFR100 afr100.org/content/regreenin… – at Malawi
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
With @leadtz and local communities we restore and #regreen degraded landscapes by digging #earthsmiles, and the results have blown us away - from dry, dusty desert to green, expanding savannah. Can you imagine the effect these bunds can have over the next four?
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
A story of restoration in Tanzania where @leadtz in association with @justdiggit got restored the degraded nature reserves ecosystem in 4 years focussing mainly on digging trenches and sowing seeds of grasees
More details: justdiggit.org/what-we-do/la…
Pic: via Wessel van Eeden
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
It can be tough or even impossible to plant seedlings in harsh, dry environments like Tanzania's Dodoma region. But thankfully, our partners @leadtz know just the right growing technique. In other words... life finds a way youtu.be/A7vY9z2QFMU
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
Monitoring trees in Tanzania with @leadtz 🌳
We use a combination of satellite imagery and photos sent by our partners to monitor tree-planting projects, but of course the best way to check up on the trees is to visit!
ALT Picture of two people looking at a phone screen, standing in a field
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
Spread the green! 🌱 Once the bunds have been dug, they will keep on regreening themselves. Even the surrounding area will become greener and more fertile. It only takes one year for the vegetation to spread out to its surroundings. These bunds were dug with @leadtz.
Lead Foundation Tanzania retweeted
🌳 Students in Tanzania (Dodoma Region) learning about the regeneration of trees: The methode we promote is called „Kisiki Hai“ in Swahili, which means „living tree stump“. 🌳 #fmnr #kisikihai #regreening
