Georges Bazong, Director of Program International for Tree Aid, shares his insights at PM4TheWorld on sustainable, community-led forest restoration and governance in Burkina Faso. Representing Tree Aid, an international organization from the UK, Bazong discusses their impactful work across six African countries, particularly focusing on the drylands of Burkina Faso. In this enlightening session, he outlines Tree Aid's multi-faceted approach to forest management, including social and economic outcomes, agroforestry, and the empowerment of vulnerable groups.
Bazong highlights the pressing challenges of land degradation, climate shocks, and resource exploitation. With a mission to restore over 240,000 hectares of land and support two million people by 2027, Tree Aid collaborates with local authorities and communities to create sustainable solutions. Learn how community governance, capacity building, and local engagement are transforming forests into vital resources for food security, income generation, and climate resilience. This talk is a must-watch for project managers, environmental advocates, and anyone dedicated to sustainable