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ABOUT US

How We Work

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Across landscapes. Across livelihoods.
Across generations.

400Forests confronts the twin crises of climate breakdown and ecosystem collapse with bold, nature-based action. Rooted in frontline communities and guided by ecological science, we design solutions where forests, people, and carbon markets thrive together. By fusing regenerative practice, inclusive governance, smart technology, and catalytic finance, we scale high-integrity models that restore landscapes, empower communities, and deliver measurable impact for climate, biodiversity, and livelihoods.

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We don't apply temporary fixes, we engineer living systems that regenerate themselves ecologically, socially, and economically. Inspired by biomimicry, circular design, and agroecological principles, we approach every project as a self-sustaining ecosystem capable of long-term value creation. We move from sustainability to regeneration from minimizing harm to restoring abundance.

Regenerative Systems
Design

Photo Credit: Yan Krukau

Climate Finance Innovation

Drawing on our expertise in capital markets, impact investing, and development finance, we build blended finance models, nature-backed assets, and risk-adjusted credit mechanisms that attract institutional investment to climate and biodiversity projects. We bridge disciplines that are typically siloed—finance, science, design, policy, Indigenous knowledge, and infrastructure development to engineer breakthrough solutions that none could produce alone.

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Photo Credit: World Bank

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Frontline-First Development

We prioritize co-creation with frontline communities, Indigenous groups, and local governments. Every project is designed to empower local stewards through shared ownership, governance participation, and revenue integration. True climate leadership is decentralized, dignified, and driven from the ground up.

Photo Credit: Alex Delacruz

Tech-Enabled, Human-Centered Innovation

We integrate AI, satellite data, blockchain, IoT, and biodesign into our sustainability programs but always as tools to enhance human agency, not replace it. Tech serves local intelligence, not the other way around. We are futurists grounded in humanity, pro-technology, pro-people, pro-planet.

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Forest data capture Photo Credit: Pexels

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Women in Action - Gambia/Photo Credit/ Pixedly

Radical Transparency and Accountability

Through real-time monitoring, blockchain MRV (Monitoring, Reporting, Verification), and open dashboards, we make our impact traceable, auditable, and verifiable thereby building trust with funders, communities, and global institutions.

Global Partnerships, Local Autonomy

We seek to establish and maintain deep relationships with global institutions like UN agencies, development banks, research centers while ensuring localized governance frameworks so that each program is contextually rooted and independently resilient. We connect the power of global systems to the wisdom of local ecosystems.

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Photo Credit/ COP29

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Local capacity development: Photo Credit/ Walter Olson

At 400Forests, we educate communities, policymakers, and partners on climate change, carbon markets, and sustainable development through accessible, practical training. Our efforts simplify complex topics like emissions reduction, carbon credit generation, and benefit-sharing. By building local knowledge and confidence, we empower stakeholders to engage meaningfully in climate action and finance. Through every program, we ensure that knowledge becomes a tool for ownership, resilience, and shared environmental progress.

Capacity Development.

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Tech data collection: Photo Credit/ Parveen Singh

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Forest Biodiversity/ Photo Credit: Benny Fish

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deforestation risks and opportunities: Photo Credit/ Google AI

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Evidence-based action/ Photo Credit: Unsplush

ACT TODAY!

The environment we have is not just the space we live in, it is the intricate system of air, water, soil, climate, plants, and animals that makes life possible. Healthy ecosystems regulate the planet’s temperature, purify water, store carbon, pollinate crops, and protect us from natural disasters. But this balance is rapidly being disrupted.  Add your Voice! ACT NOW!

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