20 Aug
Introduction
Get to know us
An established non-governmental organization that seeks to combat poverty and foster sustainable development in the poorest regions of the world.
WHAT WE DO
Our Activities
“To facilitate sustainable prosperity for rural families.” This includes reclaiming health, revitalizing natural resources, and strengthening the potential within communities.
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Get in Action
We Encourage participation and collaboration with local and global stakeholders.
Ecosystem conservation is at the heart of our mission. We believe in the importance of preserving and restoring natural environments to ensure the long-term sustainability of our planet’s resources.
MEET OUR TEAM
John PeterChairpersonMark FrankSecretaryBiyuna BakariTreasurerIrene PamphiliBoard MemberPaulo HezroniBoard Member
Why Greening Africa
Restoring Degraded Land and Ecosystems
Greening Africa projects help bring life back to land that has been overused or damaged. By introducing practices like tree planting, soil conservation, and agroforestry, communities can regenerate fertile soils, protect water sources, and reduce the effects of climate change.
Strengthening Food Security and Livelihoods
A greener environment directly supports better harvests and diverse sources of income. When farmers adopt sustainable methods, they grow more food and create new opportunities. This not only improves family nutrition but also strengthens local economies.
Building Resilient Communities for the Future
Climate change is hitting rural areas hardest. Greening projects empower communities with knowledge and tools to adapt, ensuring that future generations inherit productive land. By combining local wisdom with innovative approaches, initiatives like GA3 build resilience.
AGRICULTURE IN TANZANIA
what the farmers say about PGCB
“Before GA3, our land was drying up. Now, I see hope because we are learning how to restore it and grow more food for our families.”
“For the first time, I feel that farming can give us both food and income if we take care of our soil. GA3 has opened our eyes.”
The exchange visit to Ndenjembe showed me that it is possible to improve our harvests while also protecting the environment. I want to apply the same methods at home.
