Ethiopia’s Green Legacy Initiative has mobilized communities to plant billions of seedlings, while official data show annual deforestation fell from 92,000 hectares in 2013 to 27,703 in 2023, and forest cover rose to 23.6%. Survival rates remain contested, making monitoring essential for lasting gains.
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Etiopía reduce la deforestación con plantaciones comunitarias

THE GUARDIAN

La Iniciativa Legado Verde de Etiopía ha movilizado a comunidades para plantar miles de millones de árboles. Según datos oficiales, la deforestación anual bajó de 92.000 hectáreas en 2013 a 27.703 en 2023, y la cobertura forestal subió al 23,6%. La supervivencia de los árboles sigue bajo debate.

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