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Mkakati wa kukabili uhaba wa maji na njaa, kuongeza tija ya kilimo
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Mkakati wa kukabili uhaba wa maji na njaa, kuongeza tija ya kilimo

Mwananchi about 3 hours 1 mins read
Jamii za wakulima vijijini zinatarajiwa kunufaika na maboresho ya upatikanaji wa maji salama, usafi wa mazingira na usafi wa mwili, hatua inayolenga kupunguza utapiamlo, kuongeza uzalishaji wa mazao na kuimarisha ustahimilivu wa kaya dhidi ya mabadiliko ya tabianchi.

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