In a one-of-a-kind attempt at biodiversity action outside forests on a mega scale, smallholder farmers come together on this afforestation drive on farmlands to increase their financial security and adapt to their ever-changing crop yields.
Promoting AWD helps Maharashtra’s small farmers save water, cut methane emissions, and improve crop resilience. It also strengthens farmer groups, market links, and financial access.
Demonstrating the potential of market-based solutions to transform household waste into compost, reducing emissions, enhancing soil health, and promoting sustainable urban living.
Our agroforestry initiative in Tanzania’s Kigoma Region promotes sustainable land use, enhances food security, improves livelihoods, and fosters creative community engagement.
The Sashroyi Chula program provides portable, improved cookstoves to marginalized communities in Bangladesh, including refugees and remote tribal populations, to reduce indoor air pollution and improve cooking efficiency.
Our community forestry program is a comprehensive initiative driven by farming communities in Bangladesh to restore ecosystems, generate sustainable livelihoods, and contribute to climate action through community-led tree planting and organic farming.
The Baha’ Mou initiative revitalizes the Sundarbans mangroves, benefiting local Mouli communities through enhanced education, sustainable livelihoods, including honey production, and a renewed sense of stewardship over their ancestral lands.
Leveraging high-altitude afforestation in mountain communities through the Van Panchayats of the Kumaon region (Uttarakhand, India) to plant native Himalayan species and foster sustainable livelihoods through non-timber forest products (NTFPs).
Sri Lanka’s coastal communities are driving a significant mangrove restoration project, revitalizing 3,000 hectares of degraded lands, creating resilient coastal ecosystems, and bolstering local livelihoods.