USAID-Funded Activities (WFP, Wadata, and TerresEauVie) Join forces to preserve pastoral resources in Kourayé village- Zinder

In 2019, World Food Program, Wadata, and TerresEauVie developed a collaborative action plan to reclaim degraded lands in Mazamni municipality using a watershed approach. To achieve this goal, micro-watershed maps were produced by TerresEauVie. These maps allowed Wadata and TerresEauVie to identify the grazing area of Kourayé village in the Mazamni municipality (Zinder region). The word Kourayé means “hyena” in Hausa language, as the area was home to hyenas.