Engagement
Benue state was created on 3rd February, 1976. The state derived its name from River Benue which is the second largest river in the country and the most outstanding geographic feature in the state. Benue state has twenty-three local governments, with the Tiv speaking area having fourteen while the Idoma-Igede area has nine local governments. Benue ACReSAL is well positioned to intervene with respect to the identified challenges of deforestation/desertification, flood and drought, erosion, organic matter depletion and compaction/crusting
ACReSAL To REFOREST AGUNDU FOREST RESERVE
The Benue State Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) has announced plans to reforest the Agundu Forest Reserve in Gboko local government area to accelerate afforestation in Benue State. The State Project Coordinator of Benue ACReSAL, Bldr. Victor Ama made the disclosure in Gboko during an engagement with the Gboko
BENUE ACReSAL, GWER TRADITIONAL COUNCIL HOLD STAKEHOLDERS’ ENGAGEMENT ON PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
The Benue State Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) Project has joined forces with the Gwer Area Traditional Council to brainstorm on how best to combat the pressing climate challenges confronting the area. A stakeholder engagement was held in Aliade, Gwer Local Government Area with some members of the State
BENUE ACReSAL HAD A STAKEHOLDERS’ ENGAGEMENT WITH GBOKO TRADITIONAL COUNCIL
Following the ACReSAL Project’s approach of recognizing the traditional institution as the entry point into communities, the Benue ACReSAL SPMU led by its vibrant and hardworking SPC, Bldr. Victor Ama, some members of the State Technical Committee and Focal NGO embarked on a sensitization visit to the Gboko Local Government
Benue ACReSAL State Project Management Unit Engaging The Konshisha Traditional Council
Traditional Rulers are relevant stakeholders in the ACReSAL Project since they are the entry points into communities as custodians of their culture they are well respected in society. The State Project Management Unit led by the State Project Coordinator, Bldr Victor Ama, members of the SPMU and some members of the