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Leaving no one behind – ReNOKA supports ICM key topics in formal and non-formal schools

The national Integrated Catchment Management (ICM) programme, ReNOKA in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) and relevant...

Lesotho hosts the Wetskills Water Challenge to enhance youth Integration in developing innovative water solutions

The ReNOKA movement in conjunction with the Wetskills Foundation presented an opportunity for young professionals with a passion for water...

Building knowledge to restore rangelands in Lesotho

Lesotho’s rangelands are being devastated by the spread of non-native invasive plants and poor grazing management. From an economic perspective,...

Recapturing Indigenous Knowledge – the Key to Restoring Lesotho’s Land & Water

By restoring our land and water sources through indigenous methods, we can reimagine our beloved Kingdom with a prosperous future...

Selemo sa Basotho: reflecting from the forebearers

Increasing local Food Access through Farmers’ Market: Partnership between ReNOKA and the Alliance Française de Maseru

The market will promote sustainability and food diversity by featuring seasonal produce and locally produced raw and processed food and...

Beating Plastic Pollution in Lesotho starts with You this World Environment Day

Mothers are special people in our families, communities and nations

This Mothers ’Day ReNOKA features ‘Mathuso Tanka, an amazing woman actively involved in the protection of natural resources to improve...

ReNOKA offers scholarships to 15 Basotho

ReNOKA through it’s partner, WaterNet is offering scholarships to 15 Basotho to study Master of Science in Integrated Catchment and...

ReNOKA continues to raise awareness on the protection of land and water resources

ReNOKA continued engaging with different stakeholders in a bid to raise awareness about pertinent issues concerning land and water resources,...

How soil erosion negatively affects wetlands and grasslands

Aliene Plants

3 Ways that alien plants impact the land around them Alien plants (or invasive species) refer to plant life that...

Enhancing climate resilience in mountain ecosystems – lessons from COP27

Climate change and resource scarcity are exacerbated by the lack of land-use and disaster risk management knowledge and resources needed...

Farmers in Senqunyane access market for their produce

Helping farmers identify a market and access it is the best way to assist them reap the benefits of their...

Adaptive water and land management lessons on Integrated Catchment Management learned during Zambian Learning Journey

Adaptive water and land governance built around multi-level, integrated and participatory arrangements enhance the adaptive capacity of social and ecological...