Letter from Ghana March 24th 2020 |
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Letter from Ghana March 24th 2020|admin|1587944615| BIODIVERSITY WEEK ACTIVITY,2020. Creation was given to man to manage but man has become the devil of this creation. This creation God gave to man as a steward is essential for his very existence and therefore it must be valued and respected. The formal state of creation was optimum beauty and tranquillity; a real world of peace and love. However,beginning from Agricultural and industrial revolutions to this date man has done more harm than good to this very environment" However, Damage to the environment is damage to one self ". If we understand this statement we realize that all the actions and inactions has brought us this far. We have come a long way in the destruction of the natural environment and must be part of the solutions. I put it in simple equation like this: CREATION-- MAN STEWARD_ DESTRUCTION-- RECREATION by MAN. The same man who is the agent of destruction can become agent of change,instrument of of impact mouthpiece for influence. The greatest environmentalist who ever lived studied human activities and the effects on the environment and decided to abstain from meat in this year biodiversity week programme I have one message for Africans " we are the very solutions". If we will run back to the creator with fear and trembling we and a mindset of positive thinking we can recreate this world ". I am speaking on a dual fold topics:
2/ the second one is preservation of native species and sensitive natural areas. 1. Baobab These trees offers a lot of traditional and socioeconomic importance. However,in recent years their abundance has decreased in the off reserve and farmlands. It has resulted in economic hardship in many communities since they depended on the products of these trees for economic sustenance. I have contacts to communities groups who are now making efforts for economic growth in small savings. I will support farming but a new technology, more sustainable,more modern, safe and secure. With a promising Heath life,food security, ecological sustenance. In my communities visit there are widow's, orphans also in the school ,a lot of youth from SHS move to the south for minimal jobs. I will appeal that I am having a vision,I have also noticed diseased such ad Eczema among children this is my personal stressful surveys and communities participation, I am taking this project under EMMANUEL INITIATIVES(EMMANUEL INNITIATIVE FOR AFRICAN INPACT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, under forest friends international) I will submit a clear vision: people empowered for sustainable development Mission: skills. Training, personal initiatives to strengthen local groups for economic Growth well as
Please to end my message I will encouraged all coordinators that we are to stand in the gap for humanity so let us look into the plight of widows and orphans let us create jobs and engage the youth of Africa in Agroforestry to prevent brain drain and rural urban drift.I am ending my message with sobbing tears when I cast mind on labour of of northern youth in the steets of Kumasi and Accra to look for greener pastures leaving the real green behind an looking in hope to get a Capital for the impact projects where youth, widows can be employed Agroforestry. Emmanuel Nsor
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