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Addressing interlinked, mutually reinforcing crises
Climate change, land degradation, and biodiversity loss are major planetary crises that threaten ecosystems and human wellbeing. They are tightly linked, with climate change driving land and nature loss, and degraded ecosystems worsening climate impacts.
Focusing on rangeland restoration in the East African drylands
Addressing the connected crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, water insecurity, and land degradation requires integrated solutions that restore ecosystems, strengthen climate resilience, and support human wellbeing. Restoration is a central approach linking these sustainability goals.
Project approach
Restore4More will operate at two spatial scales: 1. Regional assessments to be implemented in East Africa 2. Four project engagement landscapes have been established within the Karamoja cluster, which provides variation in climate, vegetation, land use, and livelihood strategies, and hence presents an array of challenges and opportunities in the biodiversity-water-climate nexus.
Project structure
Restore4More is structured into five interlinked Work Packages (WPs) that are directly aligned with the five project objectives and feed into each other. Work packages are co-led by a diversity of project researchers, with the aim of continuous and iterative integration of findings.
Gallery
Watch videos highlighting our work and restoration activities in East Africa.
Our team
Restore4More consists of a multi-national team of research and scaling partners consisting of 4 universities, an international research organisation, an intergovernmental organisation, a non-profit institute, and a development cooperation organisation.