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The intent behind the project began with the imperative need to implement measures for salinity stabilization, to bring back the traditional practices of the agricultural cycle. As part of the restoration strategy, halophytic plant species— plants that naturally absorb and tolerate high levels of salt— were identified to be propagated under controlled conditions and subsequently strategically introduced in the area. Among these species, Salicornia (commonly called glasswort) was recognized for its dual functionality in ecological restoration and economic valorization. The cultivation of Salicornia will facilitate the production of a high-value product, Green Salt. With minimal infrastructure requirements and accessible technological inputs, the program is designed to promote resilience in the affected regions.
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