A NEW GREEN ECONOMY PROJECT ON THE HORIZON! – Shoki Mafogo

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Conservation South Africa, Hoedspruit Hub and the K2C are collaborating with the people of Bapedi Ba Dinkwanyane to implement a Green Economy Project funded by the Government of Flanders. The Project will be launched during April 2019.
“The project aims to showcases the benefits of a climate adaptive green economy where integrated sustainable land-use practices are enhancing and maintaining eco-system services while simultaneously contributing to sustainable livelihoods and creating a resilient community.” Ms Shoki Mafogo, Project Manager of the K2C said. “By bringing the technical expertise of our partners Hoedspruit Hub in Agro Ecology, and Conservation South Africa in rangeland management, together whilst collectively learning about marketing mechanisms, we will demonstrate how collaborative actions proof compounded incomes.  This project is totally aligned to MaB outcomes.”
The Project will be launched with the Community in May 2019.



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