ACReSAL opens final consultation round on remaining catchment plans
A Jos workshop opening began final implementation consultations for 10 remaining plans in a 20-state project.
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The opening of ACReSAL’s Jos workshop began the final implementation-focused consultation round for the remaining 10 of Nigeria’s 20 strategic catchments, after earlier sessions on the first 10. The plans provide a science-based framework for watersheds across 20 participating states.
Project officials called on ministries, state governments and local communities to integrate the recommendations into routine policy and budgets. State-level discussions are planned to secure policy endorsement and budget alignment before physical investments begin.
Data
Strategic catchment plan and consultation coverage
Catchment and state counts reported by ACReSAL.
- Catchments covered by strategic plans
- 20 count
- 2026-10 · Observed
- Participating states
- 20 count
- 2026-10 · Observed
- Catchments in the final consultation round
- 10 count
- 2026-10 · Observed
Methodology
These values describe the project’s planning across 20 states and the final consultation round for the remaining 10 catchments; they are not a national watershed inventory.
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