Restoring critical, dry, post-mining and disaster-affected land through site diagnosis, tackling the causes of damage, suitable vegetation and long-term management.
Damaged land does not recover with a single recipe. Eroded slopes, dry land, former mines and disaster-hit areas each need their own diagnosis. Planting without stopping the cause of damage, without secure rights or without anyone to care for the seedlings usually ends with dead trees.
Restore soil, water and biodiversity functions, then deliver safe benefits for local people at an affordable maintenance cost.
Land managers and neighbouring communities, with access, work and benefits agreed from the start.
Screening, detailed survey, joint design and benefit agreement. The answer may be not to proceed.
Soil, water and planting work in line with permits and seasons.
Maintenance, a full seasonal review and design adjustments.
These are the things assessed during the programme, not verified results. Results are reported after delivery and checks.
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Forests & land
Planting 1,000 local trees on critical village or public land, such as erosion-prone slopes, spring recharge areas and riverbanks, then handing them to a local group to look after.
Forests & land
A network of agroforestry and food farms designed with landowners that double as practice sites for nearby farmers and communities.
Forests & land
A 12-month programme with cocoa-farming families: training, coaching, local trainers and agroforestry demonstration plots in villages bordering forest.
Tell us the goal and the area. We will come back with first questions for an assessment and a split of roles.
