- +234 803 971 2026
- kadunaacresal@gmail.com
Kaduna ACReSAL Project Management Office is responsible for planning, coordinating, and supervising climate-resilient landscape restoration activities across the state. Working with local communities, MDAs, and the World Bank, we ensure effective implementation of interventions that restore degraded lands, protect the environment, strengthen agriculture, and build climate-resilient communities.
To address environmental challenges arising from climate change and poor land-use practices in Northern Nigeria
To have strong practices and policies on ecological restoration and climate change resilience community.
The project is being implanted across the Nineteen (19) Northern Participating States including Federal Capital Territory Abuja. The ACReSAL Project Development Objective (PDO) is aimed to increase the adoption of sustainable landscapes management practices in targeted watersheds in Northern Nigeria and strengthen Nigeria long term framework for integrated climate resilient landscape management.
ACReSAL Activities
Rehabilitating degreaded dryland ecosystems
Resilient farming practice for small holders
Watershed management and water harvesting
Community-level climate adaptation plan
Real time implementation data and analytics
Interactive GIS map for all project site
The ACReSAL Project is a six-year, World Bank-assisted initiative by the Nigerian Federal Government to restore degraded land, combat desertification, and tackle water scarcity in Northern Nigeria. Its main goal is to increase sustainable landscape management and build a long-term framework for climate-resilient environmental practices. The project addresses key regional challenges like land degradation, low agricultural productivity, climate risks, and poverty. It operates as a multi-sectoral collaboration led by the Federal Ministry of Environment alongside the Federal Ministries of Water Resources and Agriculture and Food Security to improve biodiversity and secure rural farming livelihoods.