OUR IMPACT

✦ FMNR – 34+ Million Trees ✦ 380,831 ha Restored ✦ 260,000+ Households Trained ✦ 570,626 tCO₂e Carbon Stored ✦ 37,000 Half-Moon Bunds ✦ 695+ Villages ✦ FMNR – 34+ Million Trees ✦ 380,831 ha Restored ✦ 260,000+ Households Trained ✦ 570,626 tCO₂e Carbon Stored ✦ 37,000 Half-Moon Bunds ✦ 695+ Villages ✦ FMNR – 34+ Million Trees ✦ 380,831 ha Restored ✦ 260,000+ Households Trained ✦ 570,626 tCO₂e Carbon Stored ✦ 37,000 Half-Moon Bunds ✦ 695+ Villages

Our impact is measured by the lives we touch, the opportunities we create, and the lasting change we help build. Through our programs, partnerships, and community-driven initiatives, we are creating meaningful outcomes that empower individuals, strengthen communities, and inspire sustainable growth. Every milestone reflects the collective effort of our supporters, partners, and beneficiaries working together toward a shared vision for a better future.

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restoration IN action

Real results from communities restoring their land.

Kisiki Hai

6°52'35.00"S 36°02'31.38"E

Half-moon Bunds

6°42'27.95"S, 36°04'35.23"E

Kisiki Hai

S 6°48’4.962” E 36° 27’ 30.32”

Half-moon Bunds

5°00'47.0"S 35°58'04.0"E

Kisiki Hai

7°04'13.77"S, 36°13'52.88"E

Half-moon Bunds

3°29'10.50"S, 35°58'04.15"E

Kisiki Hai

5°00'47.37"S 35°58'02.96"E

Kisiki Hai

Tree Restoration

Impact by Restoration techniques

Our restoration techniques are designed to rebuild ecosystems, restore biodiversity, and strengthen natural resilience. By combining science-based methods, sustainable land management practices, and community participation, we help degraded landscapes recover and thrive for future generations. Each approach is carefully tailored to local environmental conditions to create long-term ecological and social benefits.

Kisiki Hai (FMNR)

34M

Total trees

23M

Household trees

Institution trees

Champion farmer trees

Communal land trees

Half-moon Bunds

37K

Total bunds dug

Villages

138

Hectares

320M Litres

Rainwater harvested

Fanya Juu/Chini

9,263

Total trenches

267Km

Total length

Trees with Many Benefits

255K

Total gliricidia trees planted

Total tree nurseries

Grass Seed Bank

Number of grass seed banks

225Kg

Total grass seed harvested

Conservation Agriculture

Farmers practicing composite manure

Farmers practicing Zai pits

KISIKI HAI Training & adoption

This section highlights both the farmers who have been trained in Kisiki Hai (FMNR) and those who have gone on to adopt and apply the technique. It reflects the journey from learning to implementation, showing how knowledge is being transformed into practical action that restores land and improves livelihoods.

Training & Awareness