COLOMBIA

Creating new sustainable ressources for local communities

The goal of the project is to recover degraded plots and plant timber and fruit trees so that these families can continue to live from agriculture, maintain a lifestyle close to nature and protect the forest.

7 communities  50 types of replanted trees

IVORY COAST

Reforestation as a tool to not only uplift the local communities but tackle environmental degradation

The central goal of this project is to rejuvenate ailing plantations by planting 6’000 fruit and forest trees, alongside vigilant monitoring and maintenance of these newly rehabilitated areas. By providing local cocoa producers and organisations with comprehensive training, it aims to equip them to tackle the challenges of climate change effectively.

6’000 trees planted

KENYA

Rehabilitate a 50ha piece of indigenous forest

Through this project, a 50-hectare indigenous forest that has been detrimentally affected by overgrazing, vandalism, and drought will be restored.
Over the span of 2023, it plans to invigorate this space by planting 50,000 indigenous trees, thereby facilitating a promising revival of the local ecology.

50’000 trees to be planted

MADAGASCAR

Reforesting a country where 90% of the native forests have been destroyed

The project includes two National Park systems, which aim to reforest and revive natural habitat for endangered and endemic animal species.

220 million trees planted 425’000 tons CO2

MOZAMBIQUE

Preserving and restoring Mozambique's diverse vegetation

This project endeavors to revitalize the local ecosystem and elevate the standard of living for communities mired in extreme poverty. Over a span of 2.5 years, it ambitiously plans to infuse life back into the environment by planting a staggering 1.6 million trees, reflecting a commitment to both ecological restoration and community empowerment.

1’600’000 trees planted

NEPAL

Reforesting mountain sides and restoring native forests and ecosystems

This project will provide food for villagers, shelter for wildlife, shade, medicines, soil regeneration and climate regulation through a village-wide tree planting program.

4’000’000 trees planted Lifting villagers out of extreme poverty

REPUBLIC OF CONGO

Reforestation and agroforestry with the communities in the village of Liko

The objective of this project is to create 10 hectares of forestry and agroforestry plantations, facilitating a greener and more productive environment. Additionally, it intends to transform the perspectives of small producers by enhancing their production capabilities through comprehensive training, consciousness-raising, and coaching, propelling them towards better yield and sustainability.

SENEGAL

Reforesting a significantly deforested region with sparse savanna-like vegetation remaining.

Senegal is the largest international hub and economic center in West Africa, but much of its population lives in rural farming communities on less than $1 a day. The reforestation project will also create plenty of market opportunities for Forest Garden farmers.

1’000’000 trees to be planted

ZAMBIA

Making farmers become part of the solution to restore forests

The reforestation project involves hundreds of farmers. Providing them with training and tools to diversify their sources of income.

2’000 ha 2.4 million trees growing 290’000 tons CO2