Sustainable Bamboo Industry in Togo

Support the Togo Bamboo Project: Launching a Scalable Climate Solution

The Togo Bamboo Project is a groundbreaking initiative to harness the power of bamboo for carbon sequestration, sustainable agriculture, and economic development. By establishing large-scale bamboo plantations, this project will create a sustainable carbon removal industry, generate local jobs, and support ecosystem restoration in Togo.

August 2025: Campaign Update

Thanks to your generous support, we were able to complete Phase 1 of the project, which included a delegation visit to Togo to meet with ministers, NGOs, community leaders, and landowners.

We are now moving to Phase 2: Launch the Togo Climate Restoration Center and the Togo Bamboo Center.

Why Bamboo?

✔ Rapid Carbon Sequestration – Bamboo absorbs CO₂ at a much higher rate than traditional forests.
✔ Economic & Social Benefits – Creates local jobs, supports farmers, and provides sustainable materials for industry.
✔ Soil & Ecosystem Restoration – Prevents erosion, improves soil health, and enhances biodiversity.

Your support will kickstart this transformative project, enabling us to secure land, engage key partners, and begin feasibility studies that will pave the way for large-scale climate restoration.

Join us in making sustainable carbon removal a reality in Togo!

The Grandparents Fund for Climate Restoration (The Climate Restoration Fund)
is a US 501(c)3 charitable organization with EIN: 93-2872908. Donations are tax-deductible where applicable.

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