US EditionKaronga people move to protect river banks, soil
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Karonga people move to protect river banks, soil
People in traditional authorities (T/As) Kyungu and Mwakaboko are implementing interventions to protect the banks of rivers from erosion. The interventions, under the Climate-Smart Enhanced Public Works Programme, seek to control run-off that erodes river banks and top fertile soil. The interventions include construction of check dams and stone bunds and planting trees, bananas and vetiver along river banks. In an interview, Iponga Catchment Man…
·Blantyre, Malawi
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