The goal is twofold: to protect and regenerate the unique ecosystem of Sebkhet Soliman, and to strengthen the capacity of local communities to live in harmony with it.

Regenerative agriculture
We aim to promote a new way of farming—one that respects rather than exploits the land, that uses resources wisely instead of wasting them. We will provide training programmes for farmers to promote sustainable agricultural practices that exclude pesticide use and support biodiversity-friendly techniques. Farmers will be supported in the creation of an Agricultural Development Group—a collaborative tool for sharing resources, reducing costs, and encouraging peer-to-peer exchange of knowledge and innovation.

Water, an essential resource
We will implement phytoremediation systems to naturally treat wastewater, making it suitable for irrigation. This will help reduce dependence on aquifers, protect soil fertility, and preserve the ecosystem. A continuous monitoring of biodiversity will ensure that the environment is not only protected—but actively regenerated.

An informed community is a stronger community
We will bring environmental education into schools, involving students and teachers in activities that build awareness of the links between climate, agriculture, and health. At the same time, we will launch public awareness campaigns to shine a light on the impact of plastic pollution and the crucial importance of wetland ecosystems. Because lasting change begins with knowledge and the engagement of those who live the land every day.

No one left behind
We prioritize the involvement of unemployed youth and vulnerable groups—not just to include them in project activities, but also to create safe spaces for information and dialogue on issues like irregular migration, which are often shaped by fear and misinformation. The environment can—and must—be a tool for social inclusion and a source of concrete hope for the future.