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The Environmental Services Department Capital Revegetation Program aims to stabilize soil, enhance water quality, and reduce maintenance costs through revegetation efforts. The program prepares sites through erosion control, soil development, and plant preservation. It then conducts tree and shrub planting, wetland planting, and establishes operation and maintenance protocols to address invasive species and soil erosion. Water quality is monitored at existing and proposed stations to evaluate the effectiveness of the revegetation and wetland planting projects.
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This document discusses several land and water management projects in the Volta Basin region of West Africa. It summarizes the following key points:
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2) Field studies and modeling are used to map vulnerable areas, quantify erosion and sedimentation, and identify areas for targeted interventions.
3) Stakeholder engagement activities involve participatory mapping and discussions to represent landscape resource use over time and space.
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