GPI2050 supports grassroot organizations, vulnerable small-scale farming communities, pastoralists, and forest-dependent communities to restore degraded landscapes. GPI2050's strategy involves accelerating the adoption of locally appropriate regreening initiatives by scaling out from within, focusing on areas where these practices have already been successfully piloted. It will enhance relevant frameworks and initiatives, and contribute significantly to national, continental, and global climate change and sustainable development targets. They plan to stimulate and inspire the uptake of these practices by millions of additional vulnerable small-scale farming households beyond the programme's life and scope.

This case study has been created as part of Footprints Africa's work to build a comprehensive open-source database of circular economy initiatives in Africa. We are doing this in collaboration with the African Circular Economy Network (ACEN), as part of our programme to support the circular economy transition in Africa.

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