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With Africa lagging behind in efforts to restore 100 million hectares of degraded land, widespread use of innovative technologies is critical for success.
Land degradation leads to declines in soil fertility and the loss of productivity and ecosystem services. Many technologies are being tested to restore degraded land, mitigate climate change and increase the resilience of rural populations.
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