Justdiggit is a non-profit organisation with the goal to restore degraded ecosystems by developing, initiating and co-funding large-scale landscape restoration programs within Africa. The regreening projects (https://justdiggit.org/what-we-do/work/) help to restore the water balance in the soil and bring back vegetation, which has a positive effect on the local and regional climate, increases water and food security and promotes biodiversity within the project areas. Within the projects they work together with local partners and communities. The communities involved directly benefit from their programs as they create a better living environment and increase economic development.  unique approach (https://justdiggit.org/what-we-do/approach/) is a media and communication-based strategy, involving all available communication and media on a local, regional, national and international level. With these sponsored media campaigns, They aim to amplify the effect of landscape restoration programs, thereby creating a landscape restoration movement, promoting regreening throughout Sub-Saharan Africa.

Justdiggit是一個非營利組織，目標是通過開發、啟動和共同資助大規模的景觀修復計劃來恢復退化的生態系統。這些回綠項目（https://justdiggit.org/what-we-do/work/）有助於恢復土壤中的水分平衡，並重新帶回植被，這對當地和區域氣候產生積極影響，增加水和糧食安全，並促進項目區域內的生物多樣性。在這些項目中，他們與當地合作夥伴和社區共同合作。參與的社區直接受益於他們的計劃，因為這些計劃創造了更好的生活環境並促進經濟發展。

他們獨特的方法（https://justdiggit.org/what-we-do/approach/）是一種基於媒體和溝通的策略，涉及所有可用的地方、區域、國家和國際層面的溝通和媒體。通過這些贊助的媒體活動，他們旨在放大景觀修復計劃的效果，從而創造一場景觀修復運動，促進整個撒哈拉以南非洲的回綠工作。

iGIFTU work with Justdiggit because we believe they are the best regreening organization working in the place where it is needed most, with scientifically backed programs, a long track record and support from local communities. Started in 2009 they have helped restore more than 380,000 hectares of land, brought back over 13 million trees, and built a grassroots movement that keeps growing every day. Justdiggit applies multiple techniques to bring back vegetation within degraded areas. In Tanzania farmers use a technique called Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR), also known as Kisiki Hai in Swahili. It helps the farmers to regrow felled trees. Justdiggit made two educative documentaries so you can learn how this exactly works: Kiski Hai I & Kisiki Hai II.

https://justdiggit.org/

All detailed data on impact measurement, progress updates and way of working : 

https://justdiggit.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/JDI-Impact-Report-2022-.pdf

iGIFTU與Justdiggit合作，因為我們相信他們是最優秀的回綠組織，專注於最需要的地方，擁有科學支持的計劃、悠久的業績記錄以及當地社區的支持。自2009年開始，他們已經幫助恢復了超過38萬公頃的土地，重新種植了超過1300萬棵樹，並建立了一個不斷增長的草根運動。Justdiggit採用多種技術來恢復退化區域的植被。在坦桑尼亞，農民使用一種稱為“農民管理自然再生”（FMNR）的技術，在斯瓦希里語中稱為“Kisiki Hai”。這幫助農民重新種植被砍伐的樹木。Justdiggit製作了兩部教育紀錄片，以便讓您了解這一過程的具體運作：Kisiki Hai I和Kisiki Hai II。