Highlighted Global Initiatives

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 The Great Green Wall has successfully restored over 18 million hectares of land across the Sahel region, benefiting more than 11 million people by improving food security and creating jobs. It has also contributed to climate change mitigation by sequestering millions of tons of carbon.

 The Loess Plateau project transformed one of the most degraded areas in China into a productive landscape, reducing soil erosion by 70%, increasing agricultural productivity, and lifting millions out of poverty. The project is often cited as a model for sustainable land management globally. 

 Eden Reforestation Projects have planted over 900 million trees in some of the world’s most deforested areas, restoring ecosystems, creating employment for local communities, and contributing to biodiversity conservation and climate resilience. 

  The Blue Zones Project has helped communities across the U.S. and other countries implement changes that lead to longer, healthier lives. Participating communities have seen reductions in healthcare costs, increased life expectancy, and enhanced quality of life. 

 This global forum has influenced urban planning and policy by promoting designs that prioritize health and wellbeing. It has catalyzed the adoption of healthier urban environments in cities worldwide, contributing to improved public health outcomes.  

  The Happy City Project has transformed urban spaces by promoting design principles that enhance happiness and social connections. Their work has been implemented in various cities, leading to more connected, resilient communities.