Stage 1: Join
Every EcoCommunity begins with a local idea. Project leaders bring their knowledge of the place and its priorities, then work with CFC to strengthen that idea through training and collaborative design.
Your community sets the priorities. Through our partnership with LCPA, we provide structure, tools, and long-term coordination to help bring those priorities together.
Where ideas begin
These projects begin with the needs, strengths, and ambitions of their communities. Some focus first on land and water; others begin with schools, health, skills, or local livelihoods.
As each initiative moves forward, it grows into a connected EcoCommunity plan shaped by the people who know the place best.
Reinforce Learning supports vulnerable students in northern Malawi through literacy support, school meals, essential supplies, career guidance, and environmental learning.
Young Leaders for Climate Justice engages students at two Mpika schools in indigenous seed collection, nursery establishment, tree planting, climate education, and ecosystem monitoring.
BioRestore Rwanda combines hillside restoration, agroforestry, watershed protection, and access to clean water in Kanama Sector, Western Province.
Working near Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, The Mindset Village Walk connects conservation with the Bwindi Eco Farm, women’s livelihoods, youth learning, and community-led tourism.
The One Tree, One Corps Member initiative brings young people and communities together to plant, nurture, and learn from trees across Nigeria.
The Save a Life program provides clean water and WASH education in Bandundu and Goma, helping communities build healthier and more sustainable futures.
Leonard Regeneration Center builds on a food forest in Muhanga District, combining regenerative agriculture, seed banking, water systems, and community livelihoods.
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