Pupils in Kabale, Uganda, are mapping a 10-year plan for their school land, and five facilitators have been trained to share the approach.
The Kadjebi community in Ghana planted 50 trees and bought new tools to restore local land.
Girl Guides and farmers in Castle Bruce learned to make liquid manure and compost at a hands-on training day.
227 smallholder farmers in Pakistan received 3,500 shade, fruit and medicinal trees, along with training in eco-friendly farming.
60 households in Bukwo, Uganda, planted 4,790 trees to protect the Riwo catchment.
150 students and seven teachers in Kapchorwa, Uganda, planted 4,065 trees across 12 acres.
Ten farmers travelled 300 km by canoe to learn eco-agriculture and animal husbandry near Mbandaka, DR Congo.
Mugumoini, an informal settlement in Nairobi, planted 215 trees, trained 150 farmers and involved 200 pupils in conservation.
320 students near Bwindi, Uganda, planted 300 native trees and 650 coffee, cocoa and fruit trees.
250 farmers in Kapchorwa, Uganda, planted 4,830 trees to restore the Sundet watershed.
Schools, youth and women’s groups in South Kivu, DR Congo, planted around 10,000 trees, reaching about 5,000 people.
A Ugandan school built a poultry house and recovered from a disease outbreak, and its hens now provide eggs for pupils.
Families in Lahore are growing food in small container gardens made from recycled materials, and each family mentors another.
Women in Buzdara Village, Afghanistan, turned cleared land into a vegetable garden, with the whole harvest going to local widows.
A new fence now protects a community fruit forest near Burewala, Pakistan, which serves 300 pupils and 100 farming families.
700 native and fruit trees were planted in Rachuonyo, Kenya, with households trained in farming and rainwater harvesting.
50 households in Beira, Mozambique, set up five community gardens, and many now sell their surplus lettuce.
A women-led group in Zimunya, Zimbabwe, fenced its community garden to keep animals out and grow more vegetables.
Eight new solar panels now pump water for homes, livestock and crops in a rural Pakistan community.