The Kilimanjaro Project is an environmental and social impact initiative. We love trees and want to inspire tree growing and forest protection around Kilimanjaro, Tanzania and across East Africa. We are inspired by the words of Tanzania's founding President,
"Let us a light a candle on top of Kilimanjaro, to be a light that shines beyond our borders, to give hope where there is despair, love where there is hatred and dignity where before there was only humiliation."
The Kilimanjaro Project commits to:
- Impact the local climate and forest ecosystems.
- Raise global awareness of local climate change and glacial decline on Mt. Kilimanjaro
- Educate schools and the youth on the importance and process of forest protection and reforestation
- Create jobs by empowering local people to grow, plant and maintain trees in needy areas
- Improve livelihoods by encouraging the development of natural resources and forest products
- Use Mobile app technology will monitor tree survival, health and provide data reporting through an online portal ensuring transparency with organisations and donors
Currently we are working in partnership with GIZ and a multi-stakeholder initiative on a water stewardship program in the Pangani river Basin, restoring riparian zones along rivers in the Arusha and Kilimanjaro Regions.
We campaign for trees through our "Tuje Pamoja" Campaign.
We believe that together we can ensure a brighter greener future for all!
Company Details
- Employees
- 13
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Kili Hub, Majengo, Moshi,kilimanjaro 0000,tanzania, United Republic Of
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- NAICS
-
Environmental Consulting Services
- Website
- thekilimanjaroproject.org
- Keywords
- Moshi.
- HQ
- Moshi, Kilimanjaro
The Kilimanjaro Project Questions
The Kilimanjaro Project's website is thekilimanjaroproject.org
The Kilimanjaro Project's LinkedIn profile is https://tz.linkedin.com/company/the-kilimanjaro-project
The Kilimanjaro Project has
13 employees.
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employees at The Kilimanjaro Project.
The Kilimanjaro Project's industry is
Environmental Services
The Kilimanjaro Project's top competitors are
Shomea,
Creditnature,
Terraformation,
Greenstand,
Near-Er,
Bira,
Coopec Akiba Yetu,
African Natural Capital Alliance,
The Art Of Forests,
Greenmanjaro Foundation.
The Kilimanjaro Project's categories are Environmental Services
The Kilimanjaro Project's founding year is 2017
