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The Global EverGreening Alliance and Acorn, a Rabobank initiative, are developing a US$12.5 million land restoration programme for Nigeria. The programme aims to directly support 120,000 small scale farmers to restore over 200,000 hectares by supporting their transition to sustainable agriculture.

The Global EverGreening Alliance and Acorn, a Rabobank initiative, are developing a US$12.5 million land restoration programme for Nigeria. The programme aims to directly support 120,000 small scale farmers to restore over 200,000 hectares by supporting their transition to sustainable agriculture.

Climate Impact Partners and the Global EverGreening Alliance are partnering to develop nature-based carbon removal projects and community led approaches in Kenya, Ethiopia, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia. This effort is part of Restore Africa, building more resilient livelihoods, restoring productivity to degraded landscapes, and drawing down significant volumes of...

GLASGOW 6 NOVEMBER 2021 – The Global EverGreening Alliance and Climate Asset Management, announce partnership to deliver a landmark $USD 150 million nature based carbon programme in Africa. The Restore Africa programme aims to restore more than two million hectares of land and directly support two million smallholder farms in...

Signing of agreement for restoring drylands: Landscape Partnership for Asia Seoul, Republic of Korea, 20 Oct 2020 – Leaders of the Asian Forest Cooperation Organization (AFoCO), World Agroforestry and Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR-ICRAF), Global EverGreening Alliance (Alliance) will sign on 22 October a landmark partnership agreement to restore...

Media Release – Supporting Bushfire Recovery in Australia

Presented by the Global EverGreening Alliance at the Global Landscapes Forum during New York Climate Week, the EverGreening the Earth campaign aims to capture and restore 20 billion tons of CO2 annually by 2050 Climate change is occurring much faster, and is wreaking more damage than was predicted even just...