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New bid to restore degraded Gwassi Hills

CUTS International Nairobi's officer Kenneth Ouma Suba (third left) and Central Deputy County Commissioner Beatrice Odira after signing an agreement to restore graded hills and forests in Sindo town. [James Omoro, Standard]

An ambitious project aims to restore degraded Gwassi Hills in Homa Bay county, where a landslide in April 2024 killed three children and a woman, and destroyed homes, farms, and infrastructure.

CUTS International Nairobi, in collaboration with Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA), local government, and Victory Firms, will build gabions and plant trees to combat soil erosion and prevent disaster.

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