A network of agroforestry and food farms designed with landowners that double as practice sites for nearby farmers and communities.
Many plots owned by families, villages or institutions are unproductive or degraded. Owners need a design that suits the soil and water, while neighbouring farmers want to see a working example before trying it on their own land.
Build farms that restore land and produce food and income, and are open to the community as places to learn.
Landowners and managers, farmer groups, young people and women living near the farms.
Land diagnosis and design, nurseries, manager training, community support and grants for village partners.
Agrees goals, use rights, benefit sharing and the day-to-day manager.
A separate market partner that can buy part of the high-value surplus under agreed terms.
These are the things assessed during the programme, not verified results. Results are reported after delivery and checks.
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Families & communities
A 5,000 m² core garden with layered food crops, chickens, ducks, rabbits, fish ponds and solar-powered community water, plus five satellite gardens owned by residents.
Forests & land
Restoring critical, dry, post-mining and disaster-affected land through site diagnosis, tackling the causes of damage, suitable vegetation and long-term management.
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.
