Environment Africa is an NGO working in Southern Africa on conservation and sustainable development. They use a holistic approach to tackle cross-cutting issues such as sustainable livelihoods, climate change, social justice, biodiversity, and health. For example, one of their projects in Zimbabwe helps the children of AIDS victims by planting gardens and water wells in schools, which allows vulnerable communities to sustain themselves, helps keep children in school, and sequesters greenhouse gas emissions.
This post is part of a series on on organizations and leaders who engage in multisolving, or climate-smart policies that simultaneously work to mitigate climate change while providing co-benefits such as the ones described above.