In mid-December, students and an editor from the Ludwigsburger Kreiszeitung took part in a digital encounter with Monalisa. Monalisa is one of the five climate witnesses in our educational project Climate Stories.

Barbara Gosson from the local newspaper of Nürtingen spoke with our Co-CEO. In this article, Wolfgang Baum shares insights into his youth in Frickenhausen, his experience as a project manager with Fairventures Worldwide in Indonesia, and how the Swabian mentality continues to benefit him in his current role.

In an interesting article, Wood Central focuses on Uganda's potential in the timber industry and discusses the projects of Fairventures and the Timber Innovation Center.

Two local newspapers, the “Ipf- & Jagst-Zeitung” and the “Schwäbische Post” wrote about our "Climate Stories" project at the high school “Hariolf-Gymnasium”.

Various media in Uganda, including Nile Post and Capital Radio, reported on our tree planting activities on the International Day of Forests.

Last week our first cocoa project in Central Kalimantan ended with a very successful workshop event offering promising future possibilities for upcoming cocoa projects.

The current IHK Magazine Economy reports on our projects in Indonesia and Uganda.

We were officially awarded the PHINEO impact seal in Berlin! The seal of impact for climate protection was given to us for our '100 Million Trees' reforestation project in Indonesia. We were selected with 14 other organizations out of over 101 applications.

Climate Stories - New climate education project of Fairventures receives award from the Protestant Academy Bad Boll.

The launch of our Timber Innovation Center in the heart of Uganda, directly in the center of the capital Kampala, generated a lot of attention from Ugandan media.

The International Climate Initiative (IKI) has published a new overview page on their website. There, all information about our joint project and its impact are summarized and prepared.

A few weeks ago, our team in Indonesia visited the reforestation organization Trees4Trees in Pati in Central Java. The aim of the trip was to conduct a comparative study and to promote exchange between the members of our organizations.

In March, journalists and a camera team from Deutsche Welle visited our project area in Indonesia to report on our work. Now their film about "100 Million Trees for Borneo" is published.

The Ministry of Trade through the Directorate General of National Export Development and Fairventures Worldwide signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the development of sustainable light wood.