About US
The Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) project is a World Bank supported Project that seeks to
address some of the critical environmental challenges in Nigeria, specifically, it pursues the mitigation of the problems of Land
degradation in Northern Nigeria arising from Climate Change. The Project approach is multisectoral; addressing the effects of
the Climate change on the Environment, Water Resources and Agriculture vis-Ã -vis their corresponding impact on the
livelihoods of the people. It is supported in Adamawa State through a government counterpart contribution and implemented
by the State Project Management (SPMU) Team headed by a Project Coordinator. The SPMU is responsible for the day to day
running of the project and works with the Federal Project Management Office and the Acresal Task Team of the World Bank
towards success
Climate Change
Agriculture
- Nigeria is already experiencing climate variability in the form of increased temperatures, rainfall variability and intensity, droughts, floods, and heatwaves.
Our Vision
Strengthening practices and policies on ecological
restoration in-balance and building community
resilience towards climate change for a sustainable
environment.
Our Project Components
The ACReSAL project aligns with the Federal Government of Nigeria in restoring ONE million ha degraded land by 2030
Support Strategic Watershed Planning processes, prioritize major
investments to address desertification and land degradation in northern
Nigeria at Federal and State level and complement investments at
community level
Improve agro-climatic resilience at community and household levels by
promoting locally adapted Sustainable Land and Water Management
(SLWM) strategies and through climate-smart approaches to agricultural
and natural resource management
Improve the enabling institutional and policy foundation for integrated
landscape management in Nigeria from ACReSAL activities to longer-term
national framework and support overall project monitoring and
management
This is a component that could be used as necessary to provide immediate support
to an eligible crisis of emergency
Support Strategic Watershed Planning processes, prioritize major investments to address desertification and land degradation in northern Nigeria at Federal and State level and complement investments at community level
Improve agro-climatic resilience at community and household levels by
promoting locally adapted Sustainable Land and Water Management
(SLWM) strategies and through climate-smart approaches to agricultural
and natural resource managemen
Improve the enabling institutional and policy foundation for integrated
landscape management in Nigeria from ACReSAL activities to longer-term
national framework and support overall project monitoring and
management
This is a component that could be used as necessary to provide immediate support
to an eligible crisis of emergency
Our Staff
Our team is comprised of individuals with diverse backgrounds and expertise, allowing us to approach projects from different angles and create innovative solutions.
State Project Coordinator
NENNE DANIEL
State Project Accountant
Procurement Officer
Environmental Safeguard Officer
FABARYU THLIZA
State Project Legal Officer
State Project Engineer
AISHA ABDU BUBA
Social & Livelihood
Management Information Specialist
CHARLES DOKE
Communication Specialist
MUSTAPHA IBRAHIM AUDU
Climate Change Officer
ABUBAKAR USMAN MAYO
Natural Resource Officer
JULIUS BERNARD
Project Auditor
ANI ASIBONG
Geographic Information System (G I S)
State Project Coordinator
AISHA ABDU BUBA
Social & Livelihood
Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae.
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SPECIALIST
ANI ASIBONG
Geographic Information System (G I S)
Geographic Information System (G I S)
Project Components Summary
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