Reducing Vulnerability and Building Community Resilience to Climate Change Effects in Somaliland Project team made field visits to identify nursery plots and agree the administrative aspect of mini nurseries with district and regional MoP&RD representatives in Burao and Sheikh building on increased capacity of local stakeholders the project also shows evidence of sustainability beyond the project period.
One of these Mini-Nurseries has been established, identified and supported with the 3000poly bags, monthly incentive of the gardener two loads of manure and repairing costs of the existing nursery shed in sheikh. To date 1950 newly seedlings consist of Luciana tree and Maringa oleifera, Geedka Gobka ( Ziziphus spina-christi) for the purpose of Animal feed and Guava and Orange for farmers have been planted. According to MoU signed with district environmental officer in Sheikh, Candlelight will receive at least 2000-3000 seedlings per every four months which will distributed in the awareness events on green world and climate change.
