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Reviving a Saharan Oasis Through Agroecology

by Association pour la Protection de l'Environnement de Béni-Isguen (APEB) · HQ 🇩🇿 Algeria

#regenerative-agriculture#composting#women#livelihoods
0hectaresPalm grove oasis where APEB promotes agroecologyas of 2020-01-01 · may be outdated
0people (incl. 46 women)People trained in agroecology and composting at Centre Akrazas of 2020-01-01 · may be outdated

Founded in 1989 in the M'Zab valley, APEB works to rehabilitate and adapt ancestral oasis-management knowledge in Béni-Isguen, a 130-hectare palm grove oasis in southern Algeria. Through its Akraz agroecology training centre, the association runs a composting station that both produces compost for local growers and doubles as a hands-on classroom for organic farming and good oasis practices, with training sessions reaching around 200 people, nearly a quarter of them women. APEB coordinates its work through the regional RADDO network of Saharan oases associations and has led EU- and partner-funded programmes (DEVOASIS, PACO) supporting sustainable rural development across southern Algeria.

visit website ↗APEB profile on LabOasis ↗Compost production at Centre Akraz (RADDO) ↗

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