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Impact projects
Active and completed projects included in the impact view.
Impact
We track project activities and outcomes across land restoration, agroforestry, livelihoods and community participation.
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Impact projects
Active and completed projects included in the impact view.
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Project area
Combined area recorded across active and completed projects.
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Farmers
Farmers recorded as participating in impact projects.
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Trees planted
Trees recorded as planted across impact projects.
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Area restored
Restored area recorded across active and completed projects.
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Women farmers
Women farmers recorded in project participation data.
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Youth farmers
Youth farmers recorded in project participation data.
Portfolio overview
The impact view focuses on active and completed projects. Pipeline projects are excluded from impact totals until they become active or completed.
Active projects
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Projects currently being implemented and contributing to the active portfolio.
Completed projects
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Projects recorded as completed and retained as part of the portfolio impact view.
Impact framework
Our impact framework connects resources and knowledge with practical field activities, measurable outcomes and long-term landscape regeneration.
Funding, knowledge, technology, seedlings and partnerships.
Nursery development, training, planting and restoration.
Farmers engaged, trees planted and areas managed.
Improved soil, livelihoods, biodiversity and resilience.
Regenerated landscapes and a resilient bioeconomy.
Data principles
Impact indicators should be based on documented project activities, monitoring systems and verifiable measurements.
Estimates, modelling assumptions and unverified figures should be clearly identified rather than presented as achieved impact.
As the project portfolio grows, this dashboard will aggregate information directly from the project database rather than relying on manually maintained website statistics.
Partnership
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