Our Projects

We are a people-oriented company. Our focus, at all times, is in developing programs around land-use, strengthening food security, clean-water security, as well as enhancing energy security.

Agriculture and Rural Development:

Empowering Small Farmers with Regenerative Agriculture and Forestry Practices

  • Local people in DRC rely on forests for food and energy through small-scale agriculture and charcoal production, the main energy source

  • 92% of carbon emissions in DRC come from human activities in the land use - from forest loss driven by small-scale agriculture, charcoal, etc

  • Our aim is to strengthen the capacities of small rural farmers in sustainable agriculture, agroforestry, reforestation, regenerative agriculture, creation of cooperatives and linkages with national markets and international.

  • We work with small farmers to adopt regenerative agriculture methods, increasing crop yields, improving soil health, protecting biodiversity and sequestering carbon.

  • Impact: Our projects have increased farmers' income by 30% and reduced carbon emissions by 25%."

Renewable Energy and Water Resources:

Harnessing Waste-to-Energy and Solar Power for a Cleaner Future.

  • Develop and implement waste-to-energy and solar energy projects, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and promoting energy independence.

  • Over 50% of Africa’s surface water resources are in the DRC. We will implement renewable energies for water pumping and irrigation.

  • Our projects are designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 50% over business as usual and create jobs for local communities

Why Sustainable Practices Matter: The Urgent Need for Climate Action.

  • Climate change is one of the greatest threats facing humanity. Our work seeks to address the challenges in the DRC by promoting sustainable practices that reduce emissions and support a livable future.

  • Did you know that:

    • The DRC’s annual greenhouse gas emissions were 677m tonnes of CO2 equivalent (MtCO2e) in 2018, according to the World Resources Institute (WRI).

    • Nearly all of these emissions – 92% in total – come from human activities in the land use, land use change

    • This will require the country to focus on smallholder agriculture to foster the development and adoption of best-management practices and create incentives to develop a deforestation-free food supply chain.

Get Involved

Invest in a Sustainable Future: Partner with Us to Create Lasting Impact.

  • Join our mission to make the transition to a more sustainable future in the DRC. We seek investors and policymakers who share our vision for a sustainable world.

  • Contact us to learn more about investment opportunities and policy partnerships.