🌍 Understanding the Links Between Drought, Land Degradation & Livelihoods - our latest post reveals all. Check it out: www.linkedin.com/posts/real-n...

📡An update from our Work Package 1 team reviewing #SoilBunds, one of the co-selected #NaturebasedSolutions in Ethiopia, check out the link below:
👉https://sussex.ac.uk/research/projects/land-degradation-nature-based-solutions/news?id=68157

🌳 Our Ethiopia team, in this instance led by Bayu Dume (also pictured), has been busy lately with data collection, laboratory analysis, and preparing experimental plots for tree planting activity, one of the co-selected Nature-based Solutions to tackle land degradation.

In Ethiopia, our WP2 team has done extensive training with the local team and commenced their work with participatory video.
Read more here: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Today, our researchers Dr Ana Leal @alleal.bsky.social from Sussex Uni & Dr Cynthia Olumba from Cranfield University joined two REDAA events on "Tackling the power and politics of locally led nature restoration".
Insightful reflections on locally led action in SSA and Asia.🌱

The School of Psychology at University of Sussex (the lead institution on this project) has launched a new series of blogs highlighting research around the world. REAL NbS is kicking off these series sharing what we do and who we are. Check it out:
blogs.sussex.ac.uk/psychology/2...

Today WP3 has completed data collection for the studies on the social-psychological drivers of cooperation around nature-based solutions in Ethiopia. A huge thank you to our local teams, partners, and organizations for the great collaboration!

🌱🌟📌Latest update from our Work Package 2 team and their visit to one of the sites where we conduct our #research in #Jimma, Ethiopia. See the link below to read more 👇
www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Our team is currently on a field mission in Jimma, Ethiopia, where they’re collecting data on and learning about the barriers and opportunities for #NbS adoption.