Uniting for Change and Innovation: Highlights from the Ethiopian Landscape Restoration Platform's Annual Conference
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The first annual conference of the Ethiopian Landscape Restoration Platform was held from April 1-5, 2024 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The conference was hosted by the Alliance, bringing together more than 50 key stakeholders including the Vice Presidents of 16 Universities and researchers involved in landscape restoration.
By: Zenebe Adimassu (Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT), Berhanu Belay (International Research Institute), Degefie Tibebe (Alliance), Wuletawu Abera (Alliance) and Lulseged Tamene (Alliance)
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The conference was the first of its kind and served as a pivotal moment in Ethiopia’s journey towards landscape restoration. The main objectives of the annual conference were to share research on landscape restoration; and approve the platform’s bylaw, strategy and action plan to be implemented across member universities.
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