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On the International Day of Forests, Nicolas Mounard, CEO of Farm Africa, urges action to rescue the ailing voluntary carbon market that forest communities in Ethiopia are counting on.
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Farm Africa reduces poverty by helping farmers in eastern Africa to grow more, sell more and sell for more.
With our help, rural families are growing their incomes while also protecting their local environment for generations to come.
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