Likoma Schools Upliftment
Education is one of the most powerful tools for long-term change, and the Green Safaris
Conservation Foundation is committed
The UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals are recognised by the Green Safaris Conservation Foundation. We are aware of the UN’s notion that ending poverty is influenced through addressing economic growth and the social needs of the community in which we exist. There are 13 Sustainable Development Goals that we have focalised in our mission to create a prosperous community.
We build sustainable livelihoods by creating ‘green’ job and trade opportunities for local communities
We contribute to food security by establishing and supporting small-scale & community-run eco-organic farming.
We advance the health of communities by eliminating pesticide use in farming & providing resources for proper hygiene.
We invest in education by supporting school infrastructure & teacher housing, student & teacher sponsorships, plus career development.
We ensure all community members are empowered through equal opportunities for jobs, training & support programs.
We support farming without pesticides, disposing of waste without burning & ensurings hygienic workspaces.
We contribute to job longevity & career growth by ensuring communities trade eco-friendly products within a safe open workplace.
We work with nature to create safe and eco-friendly structures using our sand-bag building technique.
We invest in renewable energy & partner with local goverment to minimise our operational minimal carbon footprint on the community & environment.
We produce food sustainability in a way that works with nature’s own cycle & defense mechanisms, and we recycle or upcycle to ensure circular production.
We minimise our climate change impact by using renewable energy & working on carbon-neutral or-negative projects.
We design projects that support ecosystem health & biodiversity, taking natural habitats, lifecycle and food chains into account.
We work with community leader, local government & international organisations to benefit from knowledge sharing and best practice opportunities.
Education is one of the most powerful tools for long-term change, and the Green Safaris
Conservation Foundation is committed
The Foundation sponsors a reforestation project on Likoma Island in Lake Malawi that aims to reduce the negative impacts of
Likoma Island, like many places, faces challenges from the widespread use of disposable
plastics, which pose risks to both
One of the greatest pressures on Zambia’s natural ecosystems is the widespread use of
wood and charcoal for cooking.
In many parts of rural Zambia, including the Greater Kafue Ecosystem (GKE), waste is a
growing environmental and health
In 2024, Green Safaris Conservation Foundation joined a new and memorable initiative:
the Kafue Wild Run.
Released in 2024, From Farm to Table is the result of a close collaboration between Rosa
Kouwenhoven and the
Every year, the Foundation happily invites to of the Green Safaris staff members for an educational visit to Europe. It’s
You can also donate directly by referring the project of your preference via:
Account number: NL30RABO 0322 3912 37
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Stichting Green Safaris Conservation Foundation
Postbus 301
1400 AH Bussum
The Netherlands
