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92 %

Impact Score

80 %

Communication Score

94 %

Efficiency Score

84 %

Adaptability Score

75 %

Report Q3 2024

Evaluation by Robert Thoughtful • Nov 20, 2024

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Report Q3 2024

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78 %

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88 %

Communication Score

87 %

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97 %

Adaptability Score

82 %

Report Q2 2024

Evaluation by Robert Thoughtful • Nov 20, 2024

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97 %

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82 %

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83 %

Efficiency Score

80 %

Adaptability Score

93 %

Report Q1 2024

Evaluation by Robert Thoughtful • Nov 20, 2024

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Hear - and see - our progress!

Article by Pablo Guelfi • Nov 20, 2024

The third year of acoustic data collection to monitor biodiversity in our Pontal project was completed by the end of 2023 In contrast, agricultural sites had an average of just 15 speciesTo listen to the species detected in our Pontal sites, go to the Arbimon Insights platform at https://arbimon

Rewilding Sumatran landscapes

Article by Pablo Guelfi • Nov 20, 2024

Rewilding helps landscapes return to life and become places where wild species can thrive and play their own part in the process of natural regenerationSOS and our frontline partners in Indonesia have been turning hope into action for decades, and the results are already obvious

A tree nursery in Azilal: a work of love

Article by Mohamed Elgazzar • Nov 20, 2024

Both of my grandmothers were excellent gardeners They grew tomatoes (a notoriously temperamental plant), figs, basil, mint, and a plethora of other plants meant to attract and nurture beautiful creatures such as butterflies and hummingbirds These people have a knack for supporting plants

Update on eucalyptus Saplings

Article by Mohamed Elgazzar • Nov 20, 2024

Dear patrons,Thank you very much for the support since the beginning of this tree planting project in Rwanda, Subject: Status Update on Eucalyptus SaplingsThis report provides an update on the germination and growth status of the Eucalyptus saplings at Rwaydavo

Mangrove for the survival from Tropical Cyclones in the coast

Article by Mohamed Elgazzar • Nov 20, 2024

Cyclones and tidal surges are common scenario in the coastal area of Bangladesh Due to the cyclone hit many of the people suffer in the coast Only mangroves can save the coastal people One of the most devastating cyclone Remal hit on the coast in the month of May 247 million)globalgiving

Nkululeko, our Social Worker and SHG Co-ordinator

Article by Pablo Guelfi • Nov 20, 2024

I started scouts in 2003, as one of the children who were on the pilot phase and immediately loved it I was a scout for 6 years and I have made so many friends Through the training I discovered my career path, I knew right away that I wanted to work with childrenSo that was challenging at times

The rainy season has started, let's reforest!

Article by Mohamed Elgazzar • Nov 20, 2024

Hello everyone! We hope you are well! First of all we want to thank you for supporting our forest restoration The rainy season has started, there's been a lot of water here, which is great for our forests and the seedlings that are being planted It's a lot of love for the forest and for our people

October Project Of The Month

Article by Pablo Guelfi • Nov 20, 2024

Dear Project of the Month Club Member,This October we are shining a light on an organization standing with Indigenous communities in Chiapas, where indigenous people face constant threats to their autonomy, culture, and way of life due to corporate interests, militarization, and organized crime

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Clean Energy Transition

The Sierra Club Foundation supports the transition to clean, renewable energy sources to combat climate change and reduce pollution.

Project Approach

Aim

Steps

Impact

Scalability

External Evaluation

Overall Score

Impact Score

Communication Score

Efficiency Score

Adaptability Score

Report Q3 2024

Overall Score for all Projects

Report Q2 2024

Overall Score for all Projects

Report Q1 2024

Overall Score for all Projects

Organisation Reporting

Hear - and see - our progress!

Rewilding Sumatran landscapes

A tree nursery in Azilal: a work of love

Update on eucalyptus Saplings

Mangrove for the survival from Tropical Cyclones in the coast

Nkululeko, our Social Worker and SHG Co-ordinator

The rainy season has started, let's reforest!

October Project Of The Month

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