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Benefit 700 Moroccan girls through school gardens
After restoring underused grounds of urban schools in Marrakech, GDF is expanding its efforts to rural schools in the foothills of the High Atlas mountains, where girls are learning about gardens, cultural heritage and environmental stewardship. We are focusing on Dar Taliba, a boarding house in the Ourika Valley that provides an opportunity for 120 teenage girls per year to continue their formal studies while acquiring knowledge about the traditional use of plants from their elders.
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Support 100 global emerging environmental leaders
The Global Environments Network supports emerging changemakers by promoting peer-to-peer learning and communication skills training. Working from local to global scales, these leaders draw on superb academic backgrounds and inspiring field experiences to develop practical actions – often out of the public eye – that improve local livelihoods, resolve conflicts and restore environments. These inspiring efforts are benefiting their communities, their countries and the world as a whole.
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Global Migrants Project to support migrants in North Africa
Through the Global Migrants Project, Global Diversity Foundation is addressing the needs and providing opportunities for more than 500 Central and West African migrants in Morocco. This is a compelling place to explore solutions to broader migration issues because it faces the triple challenge of being a country of departure, transit and destination. Our approach could eventually be expanded to support migrants all along migratory corridors from sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East to Europe.
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Help communities in Borneo protect their heritage [project completed in 2017]
This project empowers indigenous communities to participate in preserving their heritage by strengthening their defense against competing global priorities for resources and defending their rights as original inhabitants of their ancestral lands. It supports community-based initiatives: the strengthening of a formal community-led body to plan and implement activities to promote the biocultural heritage of Ulu Papar, and the completion of a base for community-led activities.
