Community-Led Ecological Regeneration

Invests in education in under-resourced communities by providing essential school infrastructure, including access to clean water, sanitation facilities, furniture, technology, and teaching/learning resources.

Implements comprehensive programs in marginalized rural communities in Africa, focusing on food sovereignty, eco-friendly housing, clean water access, waste management, and quality education.

Implements comprehensive programs in marginalized rural communities across Africa, focusing on key areas such as food sovereignty, eco-friendly housing solutions, ensuring access to clean water, effective waste management, and promoting quality education.

Supports small-holder farmers in Gilgil Sub-county, Nakuru County, Kenya, by providing rainwater harvesting systems and beekeeping resources to improve their income. This includes installing 5,000-liter rainwater harvesting tanks and beehives for chama group members.

Installs rainwater harvesting systems in schools located in under-resourced communities in Kenya. The collected water is treated for drinking and cooking, and greywater is utilized for tree nurseries and kitchen garden irrigation.

Installs rainwater harvesting systems in schools in under-resourced communities in Kenya, treating water for drinking and cooking, and utilizing grey water for tree nurseries and kitchen garden irrigation. This also includes providing basic school infrastructure, sanitation, furniture, technology, and teaching/learning resources.

Supports community-led economic resilience through the Miyani-Pesa and Eco-Pesa community currency programs, which incentivize tree planting and community farming. These programs have increased tree planting by over 5 times compared to conventional currency use and support regenerative enterprises such as moringa-fortified flour, coconut oil pressing, and green charcoal production.

Provides training to farmers and cooperatives on eco-agriculture methods, including the benefits of moringa for nutrition and oil production, green charcoal production from agricultural waste, and cultivation of indigenous vegetables to promote sustainable and nutritious farming systems.

Operates Green World School Clubs in 85 schools across Kenya’s coastal and arid regions, delivering a specialized curriculum that teaches global citizenship through tree planting, nutrition, and biodiversity. The program has impacted over 200,000 pupils, with each school producing over 1,000 indigenous tree seedlings per planting season.

Plants and supports the growth of biodiverse indigenous trees—including moringa and calliandra—to restore degraded landscapes, improve soil health, prevent erosion, and enhance pollination and honey production. The organization has planted 3.75 million trees in Kenya and operates nurseries growing 25 indigenous species for forest and watershed restoration.

Co-convenes large-scale gatherings such as ReGen18, which brought together 500 leaders in green enterprise, eco-activism, food systems, urban planning, and media to share knowledge and advance regenerative solutions.

Creates award-winning media and leads public advocacy campaigns—such as “Text TREE” on Times Square and Green World Children's Choirs at global forums—to disseminate regenerative ideas and mobilize action for environmental stewardship.

Operates village-level Reproductive Health Projects that provide family planning, health counseling for young and expectant mothers, and business skills training using a “whole family” approach to improve community well-being.

Is scaling up the Automated Incentives for Regenerative Stewardship (AIRS) project in 2025 to expand digital systems that incentivize regenerative land stewardship and community-based conservation efforts.

Runs “Trees for Peace” programs that use tree planting as a tool to resolve conflicts between ethnic, religious, and political groups, fostering collaboration and shared stewardship of natural resources.

Facilitates intergenerational partnerships between youth and elders to restore sacred kaya forests and preserve traditional ecological knowledge, strengthening cultural identity and environmental stewardship.

Delivers climate education and resilience training to youth and communities, using trained community champions and peer-to-peer models to scale impact and support locally led climate solutions.

Implements tree growing and landscape restoration across forests, farmlands, homesteads, schools, and institutions, with over 35,000 trees grown to date and more than 50 community environmental projects completed. Engages over 350 volunteers and 500 Restoration Warriors in these efforts.