Real Climate Projects, Real Impact

Dream International is a community-led tree and forest restoration in the Rwenzori Mountain region for ecosystem services, biodiversity, and climate resilience.

Friends of Lake Tanganyika (FOLT) is a community-based organization in Tanzania working to protect and restore the Lake Tanganyika ecosystem through reforestation and sustainable fishing practices.

COPICAD restores forests and empowers communities in Kenya's Nyandarua County, planting indigenous trees in the Olbolosat Forest with over 90% survival rates across restoration sites.

PRIDO empowers rural communities in Sierra Leone through sustainable farming, environmental conservation, and social equity, with a focus on women and youth.

Sustainable Green Initiative (SGI) plants fruit trees on community lands, orphanages, and old-age homes-45 million trees across 16 Indian states with ~80% survival.

Green Youth Collective (GYC) is a social enterprise running community learning centers for zero-waste farming, regenerative sustainability education, and youth/farmer engagement.

TREES plants diverse species of trees through its Forest Garden Program, helping over 1,300 farmers restore land, boost biodiversity, and build long-term sustainable livelihoods in Kenya.

TREES runs agroforestry projects as part of the Great Green Wall, helping farmers restore land, grow food, and support livelihoods through forest gardens.

Eco Caminhos is a self-sustaining eco-farm providing permaculture, agroforestry, bioconstruction education and immersive experiences.

Food Secured Schools Africa (FSSA) converts unused school land in Ethiopia into organic gardens to support student nutrition and generate income for parents.

Trees for the Future's Forest Garden Program trains smallholder families in Uganda to restore degraded land through agroforestry, growing food, income, and biodiversity.

Restoring degraded farmland across Tanzania's Simiyu and Mwanza regions with the Forest Garden Approach - training smallholder farmers to grow diverse trees and crops that rebuild soil, food security and income.

Planting Kesar mango orchards with small-scale farmers in Sri Sathya Sai District, Andhra Pradesh - drip-irrigated fruit trees that, within a few years, give families a lasting harvest and a reliable income.

Since launching in 2018, Plastic Bank Indonesia has empowered 806 collection communities, offering health, life insurance and grocery support while recovering ocean-bound plastic.

Plastic Bank Philippines began in 2016, now supports 692 communities, providing grocery vouchers, Red Cross insurance, and consistent plastic collection to halt ocean pollution.

Launched in 2023, Plastic Bank Thailand builds coastal collection networks to intercept ocean-bound plastics and create local income.

Active since 2020, Plastic Bank Egypt's 314 collection members have gathered >20 M kg of plastic (~716 M bottles), earning income and social benefits through coastal cleanup.

Plastic Bank Brazil intercepts ocean-bound plastic along Rio de Janeiro's coast, empowering collectors with fair income, health benefits, and insurance while removing tonnes of plastic from coastal communities.

Norway's largest district heating provider, Hafslund Celsio, is retrofitting its Klemetsrud waste-to-energy plant to capture CO₂, which will be shipped from Oslo to the North Sea for permanent underground storage.

Phlair leverages a flexible, solar-optimized electrochemical process to capture and release CO₂ while minimizing capital costs through existing supply chains.

Terradot applies basalt on Brazilian farmland for CO₂ removal and soil restoration, using ideal climate conditions and government-backed incentives to drive adoption.

Lithos spreads crushed basalt on farmland to capture CO₂ through enhanced weathering, using quarry by-products and advanced soil sampling for precise measurement.

Vaulted Deep injects untreated, high-moisture organic waste deep underground, turning a disposal problem into a scalable, low-cost carbon storage solution.

Restoring the fragmented reef in the Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area, Indonesia, stabilising coral rubble with modular reef structures and replanting naturally-dislodged fragments to kickstart recovery.

Growing climate-resilient 'super corals' in lagoon nurseries around Mo'orea and outplanting them to rebuild French Polynesia's reefs - with every coral adopted and tracked.

Restoring reefs around Malolo Island in Fiji's Mamanuca Islands - collecting resilient fragments, growing them in underwater nurseries and outplanting them to rebuild coral cover and life.