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Climate crisis is driving Conflicts in ndigenous communities

A30.0 SHARED GRAZING

90.ASG

90.ASG™ is first locally led-indigenous Adaptation Grazing Sharing innovation that transforms climate adaptation into a system for preventing conflict. 90.ASG™ enables indigenous communities preventing conflicts over scarce grazing resources where every hectare restored and share is an investment in peace.

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We are Indigenous

​We understand the realities of Indigenous pastoralist and farmers' life because we have lived them ourselves. We are Maasai indigenous youth who experienced climate-driven displacement, conflict, and interrupted education ourselves in the communities we work today.

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We Restore Nature

Together with indigenous families, we restore degraded grazing lands, establish shared adaptation reserves, regenerate native ecosystems, and strengthen the natural resources that sustain livelihoods, biodiversity, and climate resilience.

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We Prevent Conflict

We prevent conflict by addressing its root causes.Through 90.ASG™ shared grazing systems, we're helping communities restore ecosystems, strengthen dialogue, and develop shared agreements that promote cooperation,reduce conflict, and create lasting peace.

Our Refugee School of Climate Adaptation
and Resilience (RSCAR)

Kigoma, Tanzania

"Climate Change Should Never ever Decide Who Lives in Peace"

A30.0 SHARED GRAZING

4.5K 

Hectares of degraded and  Rangelands Restored and Protected

 075

Shared Grazing Reserves Established

1.8K

Indigenous Youth Restoring Nature

238

Inter-Village Dialogues and Agreements Facilitated 

30K

Indigenous and rural families Impacted

Highlights

COP 31

Through The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) we have invited to participate in COP31 in Türkiye as a contributor to global conversations on locally led climate adaptation and local conflict resolution

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Our noble Partners 

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Join the Movement

Partner with us to restore landscapes, strengthen indigenous leadership, and build lasting peace for future generations.

Together, We Restore Land.

Together, We Build Peace.

Our Address

Adaptation Initaitive  (ASI)

Tunduru-Songea Road,

P.O  Box 1458

Namtumbo, Ruvuma

Tanzania.

Phone: +2557894700

Email: info@adaptationschools.org

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