Climate Projects

Championing food security and environmental stewardship through collective action against hunger and food waste.

A new hydroelectric generating power station is helping Northern Honduras's lack of electrical energy.

Based in a region prone to poverty and severe drought, this initiative tackles one of the major causes of deforestation in Brazil: illegal logging.

The project activity involves installation of Wind Turbine Generators in Laximpar village, Gujarat, India promoted by the Alfanar Power Private Limited. The entire power generated will be exported to the Indian National Grid.

Domestic biodigesters provide a way for individual households with livestock to reduce their dependence on polluting firewood and expensive fossil fuels for cooking and lighting. The project also provides additional benefits with the bio-slurry providing a great means for fertilising and improving local agricultural production.

For the past few decades, Mexico has suffered from the adverse effects of climate change. Extreme weather events and increasingly unpredictable patterns have significantly disrupted crop yields – this is particularly devastating for those communities who rely on their crops both for their own nutrition and for ensuring their incomes.

Preserving and restoring peatland in Indonesian Borneo, safeguarding it from conversion to industrial plantations.

Generating green energy to put back into the grid.

Cookstoves allow cooking to be done in a safer and more efficient way, whilst reducing the carbon impact at the same time.

Groundbreaking conservation project, safeguarding a vast tropical peat swamp forest and its endangered inhabitants.

The purpose of this project is to generate electricity by utilising clean solar energy and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which otherwise would have been emitted by the existing fossil fuel-based power plants connected to the NEWNE grid in India. The project activity is expected to reduce on average 34,261 tonnes of CO2 per year.

Local communities are coming together to plant mangrove trees in order to restore natural forests and eco-systems and to help beat climate change.

By restoring thousands of hectares of forest in three states across Brazil: Goiás, Maranhão, and Piauí, we're helping to protect biodiversity in the Amazon, the Cerrado, and mangrove estuaries.

Stopping plastic before it reaches the ocean.

Today less than 30% of Nepal's forests remain and the consequences of this environmental degradation are devastating for local populations.