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Official launch of the Master IDDME!
The Ministry of the Environment, Sanitation and Sustainable Development, through the Degraded Lands Restoration Project (PRTD-Mali), carried out on 29 January 2026 the official launch of the Master in Sustainable Development Engineering and Management...
Today, the World Bank-funded Degraded Land Restoration Project (PRTD-Mali) was honoured to be one of the projects visited as part of a high-level mission led by Harold Tavares, Executive Director in the World Bank's EDS13 Department, based in Washington, DC.
Organized in coordination with the Government of Mali, this visit brought to light the concrete results achieved on the ground, in particular through an immersion in a fish factory from the Productive Alliances supported by the...
The Degraded Land Restoration Project (PRTD-Mali) held this morning at the Project Management Unit (PMU) a workshop to validate the interim report of the technical studies for the assessment of rehabilitation and equipment needs of the CFPA-M Molodo in the Ségou region.
The session was chaired by the Technical Adviser of the Ministry of Environment, Sanitation and Sustainable Development, in the presence of the National Coordinator of PRTD-Mali, as well as technical partners, and national institutions, including ABFN,...
Yesterday, Tuesday, December 30, 2025, held in the meeting room of the National Directorate of Urbanism, the workshop of restitution of the Statistical Yearbook 2024 of the Water, Environment, Urbanism and State Areas sector. The workshop was organized by the CPS/SEEUDE, with financial support from the Degraded Lands Restoration Project (PRTD-Mali).
The opening ceremony was chaired by the Technical Adviser of the Ministry of Environment, Sanitation and Sustainable Development (MEADD), along with the technical advisers of the Ministry of Energy and Water (MEE) and the Ministry of...
CITES COP20: Mali is committed to a future where wildlife remains protected.
The 20th Conference of the Parties to CITES (COP20) opened on 24 November 2025 in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. This major event brings together more than 3,500 delegates from 185 countries to strengthen the protection of species of wild fauna and flora threatened by...
