Support African communities and take climate action now

Help One Tribe and WeTransfer to amplify African voices and protect its biodiversity

African communities are united in climate action

One Tribe and WeTransfer are partnering to help amplify African voices tackling climate change. Learn more about the success stories.

Protect Mount Elgon National Park

Considered the water table of Africa, Mount Elgon is home to rare wildlife, flora and fauna and the ancient Sabiny and Bagisu tribes that have lived in this region for generations.

Park Ranger Fredric Kizza is responsible for protecting one of Uganda’s most sacred national park restoring degraded sections of the ecosystem through forest conservation, active planting of indigenous trees and working together with local communities to prevent encroachment and deforestation through education and reforestation projects.

Build a sustainable future for women

Elizabeth Nalugemwa was raised by a single mother in Masaka Uganda on a coffee plantation and is the founder of Kyaffe Farmers coffee.

Kyaffe (pronounced “chaffe”) is a Luganda word meaning “ours” which symbolizes communities working together as one. She aims to empower and support other single mothers to gain an income from sustainable coffee farming and together fight against gender inequality, violence, and poverty.

Fight for global climate change

Social entrepreneur, forester, and CEO Isaac Ndyamuhaki is working to empower young people in Uganda, as part of Green Africa Youth, to take climate action.

He aims to inspire young people to drive change and introduce a fully functioning circular economy.

Empower women & children with Albinism

Mama Mzungu is a social enterprise that supports one of Uganda’s most underrepresented communities, women and children affected by Albinism. By creating soaps using natural ingredients from plants they grow them to contribute to the economic growth of Uganda and discover empowering roles within the local workforce.

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If not us, then who? If not now, then when?

Now is the time to support African communities and take climate action.

Africa is responsible for less than 4% of GHG emissions worldwide, yet the nation currently bears the highest costs of climate change.

Floods, landslides, drought, and deforestation could soon leave 37 million people without food and shelter unless we can find solutions to protect precious ecosystems and support communities most affected by climate change.

The COP27 conference is a starting point for policy change. Still, more and more people are tackling the climate crisis directly and working together to mitigate the impact on their lives and environment. Africa needs more support and funding to protect those on the ground dealing with climate change every day. One Tribe highlights inspiring climate community leaders and will continue to support conservation and tree protection projects throughout Africa and worldwide.

Get involved – take climate action today and help to protect precious trees, wildlife and communities in Africa now.

“I have learned to take action wherever I can because I believe the future I want to see, starts with me”

Climate Action Tools for your business

WeTransfer, Media Partner

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