The world’s most leading NGOs publicly shared their collaborative ambition to reverse climate change. The NGOs joined forces in the so-called Global EverGreening Alliance, where Justdiggit is a member of. Our goal is to capture 20 billion tons of CO2 annually by 2050 which drives an eventual cooling of global temperatures.

During a global kick-off at Climate Week NYC, the message was clear:
The science-based and proven successful solution for climate change has already been found, it simply needs to be supported and implemented on a global scale. Green up to cool down’ according to Dr. Dennis Garrity of the Global EverGreening Alliance.

To promote our solution to the world, we develop positive campaigns. This campaign explains how our regreening projects work and shows the results in just a few months time. Dig | Green | Cool, it’s that simple.

Do you want to invest in a cooler planet? By buying bunds on the Regreening platform you ensure regreening and directly support an African farmer who digs the bunds.

After a successful first movie (that reached 324 villages and about 200,000 people in the Dodoma region in Tanzania), it’s time for a follow-up! We’re going back to the villages in Dodoma with a new movie road show.

Where Kisiki Hai I was meant to inspire and bring awareness under the farmers, in Kisiki Hai II it’s about understanding and activating! Farmers learn the 4 steps of Kisiki Hai (from stump to tree) and get an introduction to a new regreening technique: Fanya Juu & Fanya Chini: How to dig contours on their farm, which will prevent soil erosion and improve water availability for plants in the farms.

Curious? Watch the film here!

You might expect it to be a story about digging, but it’s not, it’s about Kisiki Hai! A story about spreading an idea that teaches us to value our environment so that tree stumps can grow to become actual trees.

Justdiggit’s radio spot in Swahili, with edited content of our educational Kisiki Hai film.

Kijanisha Dodoma iwe Poa means: “A greener Dodoma is a cooler Dodoma!”

Whereas Rainmakers showed the start of Justdiggit’s projects and the necessity of it, Seeds of Change shows the progress made and how re-greening benefits all.

An inspirational and educational movie for the farmers in Central Tanzania. It shows them how they can improve and re-green their agricultural land.

Justdiggit’s Hydrologic Corridor gives an explanation of our system approach.

The Justdiggit approach shows how and why we restore the planet.