ROLL sub-catchments land degradation hotspots Identification and prioritization

The purpose of this report was identify and prioritize land degradation hotspots on all ROLL sub-catchments. This was the first step towards ensuring the project resources are channelled to the areas which demonstrate utmost need for regeneration. The identification of the hotspots will later be followed by engagement of stakeholders for integrated interrogation and planning for implementation of interventions on landscapes affected and so ensuring improved livelihoods of the communities.

ROLL Oct 2022 – Mar 2024 Progress Report

Since the last supervision mission, the project has fast-track implementation of the key
activities that were holding the progress. The engagement of Coalition Building Service
Provider Under Component A is the key procurement issues which pave a way for many
project activities. The project has successfully engaged Sentebale and Avocado to
undertake this assignment. To-date they have presented their inception report and there
has been an onboarding workshop for all other partners to ensure that they understand
their roles and responsibilities. As part of the preparations for the work of the SP, local
authorities of the project areas were taken to peer-to-peer learning visits within the
country. These triggered voluntary brush control activities is most sub-catchments; notably
Let’sa-la-letsie in Quthing and sub catchments of Qacha’s Nek Leribe and Botha-bothe.