Ethiopia shares Green Legacy Program experience with global community

Ethiopia has planted more than 48 billion seedlings since 2011 through its Green Legacy Program, raising forest cover to 23.6 percent.

Addis Ababa, July 11, 2026. Ethiopia's Green Legacy Program has planted over 48 billion seedlings since 2011, reversing deforestation and contributing to climate goals.

Environment Protection Authority Director General Lelise Neme (Dr.) said the initiative restores ecosystems and reduces soil erosion.

Aberu Tena noted that the seedlings provide economic benefits beyond environmental protection. Preparations are underway to plant eight billion seedlings this year under the slogan Plant Hope.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed planting a tree to launch the Green Legacy programme in Bishoftu under the theme Planting Hope.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has officially launched this year's Green Legacy programme under the theme 'Planting Hope' in Bishoftu.

Ethiopia marked World Environment Day by highlighting its Green Legacy Program which has planted over 48 billion seedlings since 2011.

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Ethiopia has planted over 48 billion seedlings under the Green Legacy Program, raising forest cover to 23 percent. The initiative has delivered concrete changes in environmental protection, water resources and socioeconomic growth.

Agriculture Minister Addis Arega announced that Ethiopia cultivated 29 million hectares and obtained 1.3 billion quintals of produce in the completed 2018 budget year.

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The Medemer government reported results in agriculture and infrastructure sectors.

Ethiopia's Wildlife Conservation Authority marked its 60th anniversary. President Taye Atske Selassie stated that Ethiopia leads Africa in wildlife protection for future generations.

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Ethiopia earned 408.2 million dollars by exporting 236,415 tons of horticulture products over the past 10 months. Agriculture Minister Adisu Arega announced the revenue during a visit to production sites.

 

 

 

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