Across Africa, our team identifies, co-creates, and supports high-integrity nature-based solutions that protect rural livelihoods and generate sustainable income through ecosystem restoration and climate-resilient agriculture. By restoring natural capital, our projects create thousands of green jobs in nature-based enterprises, enhance water and food security, reduce flood and landslide risks, and conserve biodiversity.
In collaboration with local partners, our nature-based solutions initiatives:
We connect smallholder farmers, community organizations, non-profits, businesses, investors, and government—recognizing that collaboration is essential for scale, sustainability, and de-risking.
While our solutions are nature-based, our mission is centered on social justice. Every project aims to build resilience and deliver tangible benefits for those affected by climate change.
Through inclusive co-creation, we engage smallholder farmers and communities, bridge skill gaps, and develop bankable projects that are community-driven and investment-ready.
We take a holistic approach, ensuring that our projects strengthen biodiversity, sequester carbon, improve well-being, and support the long-term viability of smallholder enterprises and value chains.
Strategic engagement with national and sub-national governments ensures alignment with policy priorities, facilitates scaling, and accelerates implementation for lasting, large-scale impact.
Bring the Focus Back to the People When creating a Nature-based Solution project, carbon should not be the first priority, but the last. That means a project must provide benefits ...
Despite the recent press slamming certain types of carbon credit projects, demand for high quality Nature-based Solution (NbS) voluntary carbon credits continues to grow. Independent groups like the Integrity Council ...
The Concept of additionality: The concept of climate justice additionality originates from the fields of climate finance and climate change mitigation. This notion emphasizes that intervention strategies should not exclusively ...
