The Zamfara State Agro-Klima resilience in semi-arid landscapes (ACRESAL)In cooperation with the Health standards concern organization (HESCO)Has started a sensitization campaign to clarify women's groups about proper waste disposal practices across the state.
The initiative that aims at funding Environmental protection and sustainabilityused Edutainment-special, Stage drama– Include and inform participants. The sensitization campaign came down 28th to May 31, 2025 and was held at Bungudu Weekly MarketPresent Gusau Central MarketAnd Buschmarktwöchenarch.
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During the campaign, an acoral representative said that the program had enabled women with knowledge and practical skills to take over and promote Best waste management practices in their communities.
He explained: “The project is part of a broader effort to improve Agro-climatic resistance In the Semi-Arid landscapes of the state of Zamfara. This initiative is a considerable step to achieve our ecological sustainability goals. “
“We are proud to work with HESCO to enable women's groups with the knowledge and skills that are necessary to drive environmental compatibility in their communities,” he added.
In his comments, Hesco Executive Director, Abdullah Lawal Bunguduexpressed satisfaction with the success of the program and described it as crucial for the environmental awareness of the base.
“By enhancing women's groups, we not only promote environmental protection, but also promote a feeling of community ownership and responsibility. Initiatives such as this serve as evidence of the power of cooperation and commitment to the community in promoting sustainable development,” he said.
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