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Reviving tradition and building resilience in Sri Lanka’s Dry Zone

March 05, 2025
A Sri Lankan woman carefully tends to a young plant, reflecting efforts to restore traditional farming practices and build climate resilience.
UNDP Sri Lanka

A revival of Sri Lanka’s ancient cascade irrigation is helping farmers adapt to climate change, boost water security and sustain livelihoods.

  • SDG 1
  • SDG 6
  • SDG 11
  • SDG 13
https://undpsrilanka.exposure.co/reviving-tradition-building-resilience

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  • Asia and the Pacific
  • Sri Lanka

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  • Strengthening the Resilience of Smallholder Farmers in the Dry Zone to Climate Variability and Extreme Events

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