11/11/2024 - This is a map showing the location of 2,374 users that recorded their GPS location in the app. We use their location to give them personalised advice on which regreening techniques might work on their land.
Digital Regreening report
Information and results of Kijani
Building on a regreening movement, the Kijani app launched in Tanzania in August 2024 and is already making waves.
With thousands of downloads, it’s enabling people everywhere to join in restoring our planet, one action at a time. Here, we’re excited to share the early results—proof of a growing community united for a greener, healthier future.
November figures
Next month's focus
- Implementing new features:
- Personal accounts for farmer-facing organisations that want to use the Kijani App and display content relevant to their communities.
- Dynamic media items to continuously update the app with user stories and feature partner organisations.
- Publishing of new app courses:
- Dryland fodder – Learn how to produce reliable fodder in the drylands to keep your animals strong when grazing is scarce.
- Water harvesting bunds -Regreen your barren rangelands by digging bunds. These large, half-moon shaped earth structures capture rainwater runoff, quickly restoring vegetation.
“Organisations always give education and disappear, but this is the better option. I can download the app and it stays on my phone. Now I have a better chance of learning today and tomorrow."
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BE PART OF THE DIGITAL SOLUTION
We have launched Kijani in Tanzania, but don’t plan to stop there. We eventually want to make this the go-to regreening app for every single farmer in Africa! You can dig in with us by supporting with the required funding, or by sharing your expertise, network or enthusiasm with us. Feel free to reach out and become a part of our digital regreening movement.