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Sebeya is one of the degraded catchments in Rwanda due to its steep mountainous landscapes, fragile soils, and intensive use of the land together with poor farming practices. These problems are exacerbated by climate change, limited economic opportunities, poor access to finance, limited alternative sources of livelihoods and limited access to markets. As a result, local communities depend on subsistence farming which results in increased food insecurity, reduced yields and a reduction of water provisioning services.
To address these issues, ������ϲʿ�������ֳ�ֱ�� and its Implementing Partners, is piloting a project titled “Landscape Restoration and Integrated Water Resources Management in Sebeya and other Catchments’’ aimed at increased livelihood and conservation benefits from restoration and improved natural resources management, through;
- Reduced land degradation, river sedimentation and flooding;
- Improved incomes and resilience from sustainable use of landscape resources;
- Operational landscape governance and management institutions;
- Evidence-based guidelines on the landscape approach (through knowledge management).