Cooperation with Church of Scotland on Environmental Issues Amity,June,2010.

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Cooperation with Church of Scotland on Environmental Issues Amity,June,2010

outline  Introduction of Amity’s Work on Environmental Issues  How Can People from the Boys Brigade could Involved in Amity’s Environmental Work

Mitigation & adaptation Conservation & community based management Organic agricultural & traditional knowledge Climate change and energy Natural Resources Agriculture Amity has paid attention to environmental protection work for more than twenty years. the chart followed shows what we have done in past years Amity has paid attention to environmental protection work for more than twenty years. the chart followed shows what we have done in past years Ⅰ Amity’s work on environmental issues

Climate change mitigation  Renewable energy  reforestation  Organic agriculture

We extend renewable energy, Especially in vulnerable rural areas in western China. Through these projects, people’s expenditure on fuel decreased, while the community’s adaptability to climate change enforced. Solar stoves, biogas system and other renewable energy not only reduce greenhouse gas emission, but also reduce indoor air pollution. Renewable Energy

Photovoltaic Power Systems were provided for Tibetan People without electricity in the three big rivers source area. The system make them accessible to modern electricity service and improved their life.

Reforestation Implement reforestation work, especially in the upper reaches of large river. That not only increase carbon sink, but also can contribute to combat soil erosion. We also extend organic agriculture, which can reduce N 2 O emission by decrease of inorganic fertilizer

Climate Change Adaptation  Conduct work on disaster prevention and disaster reduction, switch our efforts to disaster prevention and rehabilitation, and enhance community’s adaptability to face extreme climate events;  We built drinking water systems for people in remote areas who have difficulty in safety water access, that can satisfy community people’s basic needs;

Natural Resource  Reduce human and livestock’s pressure on natural resources, and restore ecological balance. Increase people feed livestock in pens instead of herding, and plant grass that will reduce pressure on grassland and maintain its productivity.  Apply community based natural resources management. Community members can participate in the process of management and decision making in order to protect their own interests, and make use of natural resources sustainable. That can make balance between community development and natural resources protection and enhance local community’s ability to adapt climate change.

Agriculture and Food Safety  Protect agricultural genetic resources, maintain traditional agricultural knowledge, and increase agriculture’s adaptability to climate change;  Extend ecological agricultural production system, increase fertilizer efficiency, especially Nitrogen fertilizer efficiency. Use more organic fertilizer, and improve crop specially rice management system. Through these measures, N 2 O 、 CH 4 emission from agricultural will decrease.

Ⅱ How young people from the Boys Brigade be involved with Amity in our work There are many ways of being involved with Amity.  Donation You might like to become a donor. With the fund you donate,we can do more to protect the planet and improve the life of the vulnerable.  Feed pigs or built biogas systems with farmers Usually, biogas should be feed by pig dung. You can see how the pig raised and how the biogas system worked. You can experience the life of farmers.  Cook meal or boil water using solar stoves or biogas systems It is s amazing experience to cook meals with solar stoves or biogas system. You can eat local food that cooked by your own.

Ⅱ How young people from the Boys Brigade be involved with Amity in our work  Plant trees With trees you planted,you can erase your carbon footprint.  Teach target children English People live in areas relatively backward and have little knowledge about outside world. It is a better to learn English well for them to improve their life. Volunteers whose mother tongue is English can help them.  Review our projects and Share knowledge Visit our project site, communicate with the beneficiaries and our local partner. Improve our work and cooperation through sharing and mutual learning.