Project Profile: Mount Kenya Sustainable Landscape and Livelihoods Program
According to a United Nations report, approximately 12 million people in Kenya live on degraded land and food productivity has fallen behind the rate of population growth. This has resulted in farmland extending up the mountain and encroaching into protected forests.
Champions for Conserving Biodiversity on Sri Lanka’s Tea Estates
Sri Lanka boasts a wide array of ecosystems and one of the highest concentrations of species in the world. But it's also home to more than 22 million people, so an ongoing effort is needed to conserve biodiversity.
Tackling Deforestation and Improving Farmers’ Livelihoods in Indonesia
Since 2019, the Rainforest Alliance has worked in Sintang with the District Sustainable Oil Palm Platform, Lingkar Temu Kabupaten Lestari (LTKL - Sustainable Districts Platform), and local farmers to tackle deforestation, boost incomes, and promote more sustainable land use.
Q&A with Kwame Osei, Our Senior Director of Global Programs
Hear directly from Kwame Osei, the Rainforest Alliance's senior director of global programs, about our 2030 vision, centering farmers and rural communities in our work, and the need for long-term sustainable finance.
Project Profile: Building a More Inclusive Coffee Sector in Central Sulawesi
The Rainforest Alliance, in collaboration with GIZ, is launching a project in Indonesia's Central Sulawesi province to address social and environmental challenges in the coffee industry by providing training to 1,000 smallholder farmers, with a focus on sustainability and inclusivity.
COP28: Key outcomes for food, forests, land and nature at the UN climate talks in Dubai
In Carbon Brief’s analysis of how food, land, forests and nature featured during COP28, Leila Yassine, our global advocacy manager for nature, highlighted the value of nature-based solutions for both people and nature, and how that can often be overlooked during climate talks.