Goal 15: Life on Land
Real people, real partnerships
The Plan Vivo-certified 'Trees of Hope' project aims to improve the livelihoods of rural farmers in the Dowa and Neno districts of Malawi.
The community-led implementation of tree-based land use systems reduce vulnerability to climate change and threats to local ecosystems.
Rural and forest-dependent communities are on the frontline of climate change, yet they are often the stewards of the planet's most productive ecosystems.
Just one of the thousands of people-to-people partnerships between Scotland and Malawi, working across all 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
Read more about Goal 15 by visiting the Global Goals website.
Members involved with Goal 15 - Life on Land
Here's a selection of Scotland Malawi Partnership members who are actively working on projects related to this goal.
Muir Primary School
School
Angeline Mwafulirwa
Individual
Victoria Pinion
Individual
Tiyeni
Changing Lives Malawi
Organisation
Power Global International
Iain H Woodhouse
Individual
Dr Charles Howie
Individual
Orbis Destination Management Company
Organisation
Inglis Veterinary Centres Ltd
Organisation
Ben Stewart
Youth (under 25 years old)
Global Concerns Trust
Organisation
Hebe Nicholson
Individual
Andrew Heald
Individual