child labor and reforestation ethiopia

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Ethiopian girl working in reforestation project Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ethiopian people work in reforestation project Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ethiopia, village CHANCHO Gaba Robi a small town in Mulo-ena Sululta woreda (district) of northern Shewa.: reforestation project in Oromia (Ethnic largest ethnic group in Ethiopia) region. A young girl with headscarf is putting fertile nursery earth in plastic bags. Later she will put tree seeds in this soil. Growing new trees is necessary, because Ethiopians cooking on wood, so huge amounts of felled trees, logging. With the disappearance of the trees begin erosion, dryness of the soil, dehydration, especially by climate change droughts will be recur. Reforesting, growing and planting of new trees, will be solving the problem partly. The other problem is child labor. Horn of, or east Africa.