ENVIRONNEMENTALU
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WHAT WE DO ?

Fairness of the tree

Fairness of the tree

Resilient forests

Resilient forests

Climate and energy

Climate and energy

Food security

Food security

Wildlife Conservation

Wildlife Conservation

Water and sanitation

Water and sanitation

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LAST ARTICLES

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Despite the heartbreaking war conflicts in the eastern region of the country, Goma is regenerating with trees. Our photos capture hope: restored trees, symbols of resilience

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The Democratic Republic of Congo has a potential of 80 million hectares of arable land

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Tree nurseries bring life back to refugee camps

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Project to support the restoration of the forest landscape of Impuru and its surroundings

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Implementation of a reforestation project in the Kabuno watershed for environmental conservation

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THE SCOUTS OF GOMA (DR.CONGO) ARE ACTIVE EVEN MORE IN RAISING AWARENESS FOR COMMUNITY REFORESTATION

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Environnementalu encourages the population to invest in fish farming

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DR Congo: towards the rehabilitation of farmers and the empowerment of women

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Faced with the violence raging in the Kasai region, residents had no choice but to flee, abandoning their crops and exposing themselves to famine

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Projection of the shrub and plant cover program for the shores of Lake Kivu

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Anti-erosion control: Rehabilitation of tropical soils and protection against exceptional rains (8 hectares)

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Virunga Park among the 20 best tourist destinations in the world

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Due to the importance of its development potential and its population, which is more than 70% rural, agricultural activities occupy a special place in the Congolese economy, and contribute 45.7% to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

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Children's participation in tree planting. This is an opportunity to raise awareness among young people about ecology

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Restoring forest cover in Sudan, one tree at a time

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Equality in access to a healthy and pure environment in DR Congo

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OUR TEAM

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

MUGHUNDA THANKS

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

PROGRAM MANAGER

NDOOLE HERMAN

PROGRAM MANAGER

COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER

DORACS QUINNET

COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER

AMBASSADOR

WAMBEREKI DON

AMBASSADOR

OUR ACTIVITIES IN FIGURES

8

Restored Hectares

11990

Cultivated Trees

767

Volunteers

593

Invested Women

Calls for Tenders

Consult our calls for applications and job offers

Offers
Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MEDD)Society For Ecological Restoration (SER)Association of Women and Men United for Peace and Development (AFHPD)NGO Branch Department Of Economic And Social AffairsHELLOASSO, THE PLATFORM FOR ASSOCIATIONSDefenders of Environmental Horizons-Democratic Republic of CongoRestoring nature is a huge opportunityECHOcommunityONE TREE PLANTEDOPENPROJECTWILD FOUNDATION & NATURE NEEDS HALF NETWORKUN Decade on Ecosystem Restorationtdfhdfhdfh