
Climate Resilience & Sustainability
By restoring green cover, we create resilience against climate change and unpredictable weather patterns. Fruit trees provide biodiversity, improve air quality, and help balance rainfall cycles.
This project builds resilience in Dambai by protecting against erratic rainfall, droughts, and climate-driven food shortages. Sustainability is achieved by embedding the project within the community fabric.
CLIMATE RESILIENCE & SUSTAINABILITY




THE IMPORTANCE OF AMAZON REFORESTATION
Deforestation and desertification leave communities vulnerable. By planting trees, Dambai not only restores its environment but strengthens its resilience to climate change.
"Trees are the frontline defense against climate change—and communities are the guardians of that defense."
— AKF
OUR APPROACH
Promote biodiversity by planting a mix of fruit trees.
Regular monitoring every four months.
Replacement of dead or damaged seedlings.
Build strong partnerships with leaders and government officials.


Impact and Results
Stabilized climate with improved rainfall cycles.
Long-term food and nutrition security.
A model of resilience for other regions in Ghana.
Challenges and Solutions
Challenge: Long-term care of trees.
Solution: Household-level training and engagement for continuity.