Purchase carbon credits from a range of Gold Standard-certified projects all over the globe.

Re-transforming degraded pastureland into ecological sound forests that offer a safe haven for native animals

New project that displaces electricity generated from fossil-fuel based power plants with renewable solar energy.

Combining reforestation on degraded land for sustainable timber production, sequestration of CO2 and protection of native forests + animals

Wind project in India focusing on sustainable development for the local community

Striking out at deforestation: Promoting a more sustainable supply chain whilst improving livelihoods of employees and local communities.

Enhancing clean water access for rural communities in Laos

This project alleviates deforestation, avoids GHGs and promotes a more sustainable supply chain: and does it whilst improving local + employee livelihoods. Making good, better.

Providing rural electrification to local communities and renewable energy to the national grid.

The reforestation project of BaumInvest in Costa Rica combines premium quality standards of a recognised forest carbon offset project with multiple ecological and socio-economic benefits for local communities and the environment.

These locally made cookstoves need less wood - saving time, money and the forests - and emit less smoke for better health

Qori Q’oncha Improved Cookstove project promotes the use of improved cookstoves in order to reduce harmful indoor pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and pressure on Andean forests.

Cooking on biogas is fast and smokeless, improving health among women + children. This project also improves crop yields + increases income.

Hydrologic’s purifiers have provided nearly two million Cambodians with safe drinking water–improving health and helping the environment.

Improving the lives of 250,000 people - saving much needed time + money, improving health and decreasing deforestation.

Using biogas to create an indigenous, sustainable source of energy in Cambodia – reducing emissions + improving agricultural yields

Wind project in India focusing on sustainable development of the local community

Wind project in India focusing on sustainable development of the local community

This Fairtrade certified project is distributing 40,000 cookstoves to coffee farmers, reducing wood consumption and CO2 emissions by 40%

Simoshi is a social enterprise dedicated to improving the livelihoods of children and their families via the installation of improved cook stoves.

The Project works with local communities to identify, repair and maintain broken boreholes to provide safe clean water.

This wind project in Thailand focuses on the sustainable development of the community.

Locally made cookstoves reduce firewood consumption, smoke in the kitchen and help to protect this jewel of biodiversity

Solar project in India focusing on sustainable development of the local community.

Solar project in India focusing on sustainable development of the local community.

Providing the world's most efficient wood-burning rocket stove to rural Zambians. For climate, health and gender.

Cooking on biogas is fast and smokeless, improving health of women and children. The bio-slurry improves crop yields, food security and farmers income.

The Wind Project in Gujarat focuses on the sustainable development of the community.

Distributes 652,000 solar lights to rural homes in communities across four provinces of Zambia, bringing light to 1.5 million people. Distributing through schools and community centres enables children to read and study at night.

Safe water project which takes a pro-active approach to promoting and implementing gender equality practices in the community.

This project provides highly efficient clean cookstoves to low-income families creating social, financial, and environmental benefit.

This project provides highly efficient cookstoves to low-income families, creating social, financial, and environmental benefits.

The project uses carbon finance to support the distribution of improved cooks to rural communities of Guatemala.