People and nature thrive together.
The Foundation proposes environmental education, restoration and climate resilience as part of sustainable community wellbeing and livelihoods.
- Suitable tree growing and aftercare, with survival monitoring
- Soil and water conservation and locally appropriate restoration
- Nature-based adaptation approaches with qualified technical partners
- Environmental learning for schools, young people and households
- Community preparedness and inclusive planning for local environmental risks
Projects must consider land tenure, water availability, suitable species, household labour demands and responsibilities for site maintenance.
Evidence of stewardship, not only activities.
Tree and ecosystem stewardshipPlant survival, management plans and aftercare.
Soil and water protectionAdoption of agreed practices and site observations.
Community preparednessAccessible participation in locally appropriate risk planning.
Inclusive planningRepresentation of women, young people and persons with disabilities.
Ecosystem-based adaptation and community resilience.
This longer-term concept remains proposed, and no completed restoration activities or secured implementation financing are implied by its listing.
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