Tanzania Reforestation Initiative

One Tree
for Every Tanzanian

Planting 90 million trees by 2035 — restoring ecosystems, creating livelihoods, and building a resilient future for Tanzania's 65 million people and those yet to come.

90M
Trees by 2035
50K+
Jobs Created
65M
Lives Impacted

Bridging Climate Action with Community Opportunity

Companies want carbon neutrality. Communities want economic futures. Tanzania needs its forests back. We connect these three urgent needs — turning corporate commitment into real trees, real jobs, and real ecological restoration across Tanzania's mainland and Zanzibar.

A Simple Model with Lasting Impact

From calculating your footprint to watching forests grow — every step is transparent, measurable, and community-led.

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Calculate Emissions

Companies and individuals use our precision calculator to measure their carbon footprint across all activities and supply chains.

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Match with Communities

We partner you with rural Tanzanian communities ready to plant, grow, and manage forests on your behalf.

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Trees Get Planted

Local crews plant native species — clove, baobab, mangrove, mvule — tracked with GPS and monitored quarterly.

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You Track & Certify

Receive your Carbon Neutrality Certificate and watch your trees grow through real-time photos and progress reports.

Forest

Not Charity — Investment in Tanzania's Future

Every donation flows directly into community wages, nursery infrastructure, and long-term forest management. Women lead environmental committees. Youth earn careers in conservation. Families harvest fruits and timber for generations.

  • 65% of funds go directly to community wages and infrastructure
  • 20% covers operations, monitoring, and technology
  • 15% supports government and environmental agencies
  • 92% average tree survival rate across all sites
90M
Trees to plant by 2035
92%
Tree survival rate
50K+
Jobs for local communities

Every tree is a declaration: that this land matters, these people matter, and the future we build together is worth fighting for.

ATFET Founding Statement Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Young trees growing in Tanzania