Terre Verte

 Community/NGOs

The NGO Terre Verte or  GREEN EARTH has been active in Burkina Faso since 1989 and focuses on a new rural development concept developed by the pilot Guiè Farm. TERRE VERTE, as well as its Burkinabe partners (ZORAMB NAAGTAABA, WEMANEGRE, TENKEEGA, WEOFINTI, TIPWEOGO), are associations committed to rural development in Burkina Faso (West Africa). It is a family and community rural development based on soil restoration, the development of a bocage specific to the Sahel and the establishment of sustainable agriculture. Our principle is to protect the soil and keep the water from the rain to create a green Sahel.

  • Listing ID: 19379
  • Founded in: 1989
  • Size: 11-100 employees
  • Support: Nature & Environment
  • Area(s) of Expertise: Agriculture & Farming, Social Development
  • Working Days: Monday to Saturday
  • Business Hours: 8am-5pm
Our contact details

01 B.P. 551 Ouagadougou 01, Burkina FasoBurkina Faso ***** https://eauterreverdure.org/

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