Restore degraded land of Citarum watershed – West Java’s longest river which provides water to 27 million people, revitalizing ecosystems and supporting local livelihoods.

Restoring blue carbon by reforesting southern Central Java’s largest mangrove forest in Kampung Laut, Cilacap Regency – an area degraded by years of unsustainable aquaculture. 

This tree-planting initiative helps combat drought, conserve water, and preserve Subak — Bali’s traditional irrigation system that relies on steady water availability.

Restoring degraded upstream ecosystems of the Citanduy watershed to combat severe erosion caused by excessive agricultural practices and deforestation.   

Empowering local communities in Kebumen and Pati, Central Java through tree-planting to strengthen their resilience against the impacts of climate change.

The tree-planting initiative in Cikarang – Bekasi and Karawang, West Java  aims to create an urban forest that helps balance the environment and support nearby communities affected by industrial activity. 

Helping coastal communities along Pati’s northern Java coastline restore the mangrove green belt to protect villages and fishponds from erosion and tidal surges.

Empowering local communities to restore the environment and create sustainable, community-based tourism destinations.