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B-roll Quesungual Agroforestry System in Honduras

The Quesungual system – which has received strong community backing – has increased food production and stabilized food security.

Duration 6m29s

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Video Type B Roll Video

Date 09/19/2016

File size 711.31 MB

Unique ID UF2DEA

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Shotlist Various of landscape and agriculture activities Lempira and El Paraíso departments in Honduras.

Script Honduras, in Central America is home to some eight million people. Agriculture is the main source of income for many families. The country is also highly susceptible to adverse natural events such as hurricanes and droughts. Measures to mitigate the impact of these shocks are focused on strengthening the adaptation capacity of households. Lempira and El Paraíso are two departments where a success story of sustainable agriculture is in place. The Quesungual system – which has received strong community backing – has increased food production and stabilized food security. It has helped rehabilitate entire agro-ecosystems and stem soil erosion.

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