About project

The Mbuluzi Ecosystems Restoration Project is a nationally executed initiative under the Eswatini National Trust Commission, supported by the Global Environment Facility and implemented through the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The project addresses the growing environmental challenges facing the Mbuluzi River Basin — one of Eswatini’s five major river systems and a critical transboundary ecosystem shared with Mozambique.

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51021

Beneficiaries

25199

Males

25822

females

15597

youth

Ha of degraded land restored through Tree Planting

22 %

Ha of land restored under Integrated Land Management

46 %

Ha of land restored though Sustainable Land Management

12 %

Terrestrial protected areas

100 %

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