As part of its efforts to strengthen environmental resilience, Burkina Faso hosted a mission of experts from the World Bank. This visit is part of essential technical support for the Project for Sustainable Management of Communal Landscapes for REDD+ (PGPC/REDD+). Officially launched in 2022, this program constitutes a major pillar of the national strategy aimed at curbing deforestation and promoting responsible management of natural resources. The World Bank mission comes at a time when the country is intensifying its actions to restore degraded lands, an urgency in the face of the fragility of ecosystems and growing climatic pressures. Beyond soil restoration, the PGPC/REDD+ focuses on the concrete improvement of the resilience of rural populations. The technical support provided by the international financial institution aims to optimize the effectiveness of interventions on the ground, thus allowing municipalities to better manage their landscapes from a sustainable perspective. As the effects of climate change continue to affect the livelihoods of local communities, this technical guidance remains a determining factor for the success of the environmental objectives set by the project.