Turning Deserts into Fertile Lands.

Turning Deserts into Fertile Lands.
OUTLINE:
00:00:00 The Unseen Crisis
00:02:00 Turning Back Time
00:04:06 The Green Revolution
00:06:15 The Road Ahead
00:08:11 Key Takeaways
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[@lalomn74]

Can you please put some real content in your video? Almost no precise datas or contents and your visual database is not relevant either ! So disappointed ....

[@NvForestENG]

So sorry I'm learning I'll improve 🙏🏻

[@kussh100]

The visuals do not correlate with the audio. Eg urea is being sprinkled by hand in lush green fields. While barren land is shown without any manmade bunds across the eroded gullies or dried up streams. Seems a complete waste of time

[@NvForestENG]

I'm sorry 😔

[@erikweijling7361]

Wow, From your video, it seems the people of Niger just suddenly woke up and abandoned their 2.000 year practice of slash and burn agriculture, unlimited goat grazing and unlimted cutting down trees for fuel. That would be great and the progress they have made on their own, as the people of Niger, is loudable. Unfortunately, we all know this is not the case and any change in their practices is only possible due to help, guidence and money from the western nations. And even with all this help, any change in grazing or forestry prectices is a hard fought battle as local tribal leaders resist any change and have to be take by the hand like children and shown the way. Please don't pretend African nations did this on their own. Ask any western organisation, and they will tell you the resistance to change is incredible and only a hand full of local visionaries (or locals who get a good deal out of this) make change possible in the first place. Left on their own, the whole "green belt initiative" region would wither and die as local leaders are more interested in power and wealth and don't give a diddlydang about the people.........