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Fouta Djallon Highlands

West Africa's water tower

Guinea , Labé 51-200

About Fouta Djallon Highlands

The Fouta Djallon Highlands in central Guinea are one of West Africa's most significant geographical features, known as the "water tower of West Africa" as the source of the Niger, Senegal, and Gambia rivers. The highlands are home to the Fulani people and offer stunning landscapes for tourism.

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CountryGuinea

TypeNon-profit

ModelB2C

Team Size51-200

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Guinea

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