Empowering Communities.

EcoPlanet has constructed seven vegetable growhouses at early childhood development centers, primary schools and community soup kitchens across Rwanda and South Africa. These growhouses enable communities to produce fresh vegetables throughout the year, improve access to nutritious food and strengthen local food security.

EcoPlanet has established 163 household vegetable gardens for vulnerable families across Rwanda and South Africa, enabling them to grow fresh, nutritious vegetables. These gardens help reduce household food costs, improve food security and build greater self-reliance and resilience.

EcoPlanet has capacitated 2 rural communities in Ghana in snail farming (heliciculture), reducing pressure on the natural forest ecosystem while contributing to the diets of local residents.

EcoPlanet has capacitated 2 local communities in Ghana, along with 5 early childhood development centers in Rwanda, in the production and sale of mushrooms. The protein supplement is a key ingredient in school meals in Rwanda, while boosting nutrient intake in Ghana.

EcoPlanet has established apiaries within our restoration areas and local communities in Ghana and South Africa. The bees support pollination and biodiversity while honey production creates new livelihood and income-generating opportunities.

EcoPlanet has supported the establishment and development of five community-based micro-enterprises in Ghana. Through practical training and ongoing support, community members gained skills in soap-making, sewing and beadwork, creating locally made products for sale and new opportunities to earn sustainable incomes.

EcoPlanet has provided 29 scholarships supporting secondary education, vocational studies and technical skills development in Ghana and South Africa.

EcoPlanet established a computer laboratory at Oseikrom-Mankala Primary School, giving learners in a community without access to computers the opportunity to develop digital skills, explore new worlds and expand their horizons.

EcoPlanet has supported the renovation and expansion of school infrastructure across 6 schools in Ghana and South Africa, helping create safe and improved learning environments.

In 2025, EcoPlanet established its first aquaculture facility in Agogo, Ghana, increasing access to locally produced fish at reduced costs for surrounding communities.

EcoPlanet works with communities to establish syntropic, regenerative farms, including a seven-hectare community farm in Rwanda and five farms in Ghana. These farms combine diverse crops and nature-based practices to produce food while restoring soil health, conserving moisture and improving long-term productivity.

Each year, EcoPlanet celebrates Tree for Life, formerly known as Green Ghana Day, by working alongside residents to plant fruit trees within their communities, fostering shared ownership, improving long-term access to fresh fruit and creating greener, healthier places to live.

EcoPlanet has supported 22 communities in Ghana, the Philippines, Rwanda and South Africa with improved access to clean water through rainwater harvesting systems, boreholes and improved natural springs.

EcoPlanet has improved access to safe, hygienic sanitation across 16 communities in Ghana and the Philippines. These facilities help reduce health risks and provide residents with greater safety, comfort and dignity in their daily lives.

EcoPlanet has supported 10 communities across Ghana and the Philippines with solar-powered lighting, helping improve safety after dark, extending opportunities for children to study and providing a reliable source of clean energy.

EcoPlanet has provided five communities in Ghana with multipurpose centers for local meetings, events and community activities. The buildings also offer safe, private spaces where visiting mobile clinics can deliver health consultations and assessments closer to residents.

EcoPlanet has supported the renovation and expansion of 4 healthcare facilities across Ghana and South Africa, helping them deliver essential services to more patients in safer environments.

EcoPlanet has supported the establishment of seven community micro-bakeries in South Africa and Ghana, equipping women and youth with practical skills, infrastructure and raw materials to build locally owned enterprises, earn sustainable incomes and provide rural residents with a reliable supply of fresh bread.