The World Resources Institute (WRI) says art and culture can help make ecological restoration more meaningful to local communities. This is according to the institute’s Landscape Restoration Manager for the Ghana Cocoa Belt, Eric Lartey, who made this known at the inaugural Climate x Culture Summit in Accra on Thursday, October 22. “Restoration is more […]
The World Resources Institute (WRI) says art and culture can help make ecological restoration more meaningful to local communities. This is according to the institute’s Landscape Restoration Manager for the Ghana Cocoa Belt, Eric Lartey, who made this known at the inaugural Climate x Culture Summit in Accra on Thursday, October 22. “Restoration is more […]
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