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Great Green Wall (Project)

LC control no.no2010158818
Descriptive conventionsrda
Corporate name headingGreat Green Wall (Project)
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Variant(s)African initiative--Great Green Wall
African Union. Great Green Wall (Project)
Community of Sahel-Saharan States. Great Green Wall (Project)
GGW
GMV
Grande muraille verte (Project)
IAGMV
Initiative africaine de la Grande muraille verte
Initiative africaine--Grande muraille verte
Initiative Grande muraille verte
PAGMV
Projet panafricain de la Grande muraille verte
See alsoHierarchical superior: African Union
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Hierarchical superior: Community of Sahel-Saharan States
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Beginning date2008
Field of activityDesertification--Control Rural development Sahel
Found inProjet majeur Grande Muraille verte, between 2006 and 2010: 2nd group, leaf 3 (GGW, Grande Muraille verte; Gmv, Great Green Wall)
Les plantes du Sahel, 2012: p. 12 (la GMV (la "Grande Muraille Verte"), a transcontinental project running from Dakar to Djibouti through 11 countries: Senegal, Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Djibouti; initiated by CEN-SAD, now backed by the African Union)
Initiative africaine--Grande Muraille Verte = African initiative--Great Green Wall website, viewed Mar. 30, 2013: Vision (goals are to slow the advance of desertification by reforestation, support efforts against poverty and food insecurity, transform rural zones in conditions of production and sustainable development)
La Grande Muraille Verte, c2012: p. 5 (l'Initiative africaine de la Grande Muraille Verte (IAGMV); Projet panafricain de la Grande Muraille Verte (PAGMV); la Grande Muraille Verte) p. 10 (l'Initiative Grande Muraille Verte)
RTS website, L'Afrique en marche: portrait d'Aliou GuisseĢ, 24 Dec. 2017, viewed July 13, 2017 (projet, Grande muraille verte, launched in 2008; this vegetal wall 15 km wide starts at the Atlantic coast to one day attain Djibouti, 7500 km away; it hasn't yet crossed the Niger River, but it is progressing and is already benefitting Sahel inhabitants, helps in fight against poverty)