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An Iterative Process: Creating Lasting Change for Future Generations
Our framework involves an iterative process, including:
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We prioritize large-scale restoration opportunities that can significantly impact climate, community well-being, and biodiversity. By assessing the unique needs and challenges of regions like Honduras, Mozambique, Madagascar, and Kenya, we identify the areas where our efforts will be most effective.
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Collaborating with communities, governments, and other stakeholders, we co-develop restoration objectives, goals, and intended impacts based on a shared understanding of the landscape. This collaborative vision ensures that all voices are heard, and the plans are culturally and environmentally relevant.
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Our restoration initiatives are based on globally recognized standards and are tailored to address the unique challenges and opportunities of each landscape. Whether using drone mapping technology in Kenya or advanced soil analysis in Mozambique, we continuously innovate to enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of our projects.
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Securing long-term financing is crucial for the success of our restoration projects. We support local governance systems, help maintain regenerating landscapes, and work towards achieving enduring restoration outcomes. Our goal is to ensure that the benefits of our work continue to thrive well into the future.
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We evolve, learn, and refine our work based on data and observations. Collaboration, transparency, and openness are key to our approach. By constantly monitoring and adapting our strategies, we ensure that our projects remain effective and responsive to changing conditions.
