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Welcome to the first edition of Twice As Green’s regular e-newsletter.

This edition, see how your support helps poor communities fight back against environmental degradation and poverty through Twice As Green’s tree-planting and environmental education projects in Malawi and Niger.

We also feature a special photoessay that tells the true story of a green change in the hearts, minds and hands of poor communities around the world.

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Report back: What your support has achieved

Find out the figures on what your support has achieved for the environment and the world’s poorest people.

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August 2008
Malawi: Fighting fair with trees and knowledge Malawi: Fighting fair with trees and knowledge

Farmers are fighting back against the devastating effects of deforestation through a Twice As Green tree-planting and education program... and they’re starting to reap the results.

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Niger: 'Me and the tree.' Niger: "Me and the tree."

Last year, Ila Asama joined a new World Vision tree-planting program in his area. Since then he’s been improving his land, increasing his income and, most importantly, feeding his family.

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Photoessay: Great beginnings, green futures Photoessay: Great beginnings, green futures

View the budding evidence of a real, green change in some of the world’s poorest communities. Thank you for your continuing support!

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