Goal 6: Ensure access to water and sanitation for all

Largest single private land conservation purchase protects 156,000 acres of Boreal forests in British Columbia

Protecting forest which includes the watershed of two reservoirs and a lake

Tackling India’s energy shortage and increasing demand by enhancing renewable energy capacity

Protecting hardwood forest to ensure the survival of native plant and wildlife species

Transforming waste into a clean, affordable energy supply for 800,000 people

Restoring and enhancing a coastal ecosystem of global biodiversity significance, while supporting sustainable economic growth for indigenous populations

Protecting mountain forest in a key wildlife migration corridor

Switching to renewable biomass to reduce emissions and protect local biodiversity

This Gold Standard project in the coastal region of Kenya, provides clean drinking water to small rural communities through the repair and installation of boreholes.

regenerating native forests which have been suppressed through agriculture such as grazing

Clean water by repairing and drilling new boreholes, reducing pressure on local forests for firewood to boil and purify water

164 million litres of clean water per year brought to 270,000 people in Sub-Saharan Africa

A closed-loop solution providing clean energy to smallholder farmers in China through biogas clean cooking

A REDD+ project protecting over 290,000 hectares of forest in eastern Cambodia

Water filters and improved cookstoves bring health benefits to more than 230,000 people in Guatemala

Protecting one of the most threatened ecosystems in the tropical Andes through forest management and community livelihood programmes

Protecting 65,000 hectares of tropical peat swamp from palm oil conversion by engaging local communities through education and agroforestry training. The first project to have been validated as contributing to all 17 of the Sustainable Development Goals by the SDVISta programme.

Granting land tenure and providing agricultural training to prevent deforestation and promote sustainable economic livelihoods

Conserving important biodiversity by empowering 50,000 community members to build sustainable livelihoods

Improving the quality of rural homes by converting animal waste to a clean energy source

Working with 6,000 farmers to improve financial security and build sustainable livelihoods through community based tree planting programmes

Empowering 61,000 farmers across 2,000 villages to build sustainable livelihoods through community reforestation activity

Developing local climate action leaders through networks of community-led reforestation projects

Creating forest based sustainable livelihoods for 225,000 people, to mitigate threats to forest resources and build climate resilience

Empowering 90,000 farmers across 4,000 villages to build sustainable livelihoods through community reforestation activity