Our impact

Our two flagship projects are implemented in Ghana and Brazil. We also have several projects in the pipeline as we are looking to expand within and beyond our current geographical areas of operation.

Impact in numbers

9,331 ha

Area under
ecosystem restoration

7,788,460

Trees planted

12,774

People engaged

Brazil

554 ha

Area under natural forest/ecosystem restoration activities

244 ha
Area under responsible
agriculture activities

326,070 

Native trees planted
for natural cosystem
restoration purposes

230,816
Agroforestry
trees planted

554

Number of participants
involved in meetings

3,459
People trained

Meet the projects

Ghana

4480 ha

Area under natural
forest/ecosystem
restoration activities

4001 ha
Area under responsible
agriculture activities

6,560,195 

Native trees planted
for natural cosystem
restoration purposes

670,614
Agroforestry
trees planted

692

Number of participants
involved in meetings

4,115
People trained

Meet the projects

Learn more about our impact in our recent corporate report

Our guiding principles  

At iNovaland, our work is grounded in three core principles: ecosystem integrity, inclusion, and green growth. These principles guide the planning, management and the development of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) used to monitor and evaluate our projects.

Maintaining and
restoring ecosystem
integrity

We apply systems thinking focusing on landscape level restoration of degraded forests and lands, prioritising regions and locations with high ecological value and untapped potential for restoration. Because we work with nature, not against it, we rebuild degraded ecosystems, enhance biodiversity and ecosystem services, and strengthen climate resilience.

Our interventions are designed to generate measurable environmental outcomes, including biodiversity recovery, carbon sequestration, and improved ecosystem functionality, providing strong foundations for nature-based aligned with ESG and carbon investment strategies.

Ensuring inclusion
and stakeholder
engagement

True transformation starts at the local level. All our projects are co-developed with the people who live and work in the landscapes we restore. We work through multistakeholder platforms and inclusive governance models that include communities, governments, private sector actors, community leaders, and civil society and meet regularly to review progress, resolve challenges, and realign shared goals.

This inclusive, participatory approach leads to projects that are not only equitable and resilient but also aligned with the social dimensions of forest and landscape restoration, including stakeholder rights, gender equity, and local benefit-sharing. 

Supporting green growth,
jobs and socioeconomic
development

Environmental impact must go hand in hand with economic opportunity. Our projects are structured to generate green jobs, improve smallholder incomes, and enable nature-based enterprises to thrive.

Through capacity building, training, technical assistance, and access to markets especially for women and youth, we ensure restoration supports inclusive growth and long-term value creation. These outcomes are core to all investments whether that’s ESG, carbon or biodiversity projects, we ensure local ownership and shared benefits. 

Standards and Initiatives

Our work aligns with global standards and contributes to different initiatives.
Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Our projects and investments deliver multiple benefits for people and planet, contributing directly and indirectly to the SDGs, including:

Since 2023, we have strengthened transparency and accountability by reporting annually through EcoVadis and CDP. These platforms help us assess and communicate our ESG performance, meet industry standards, and address stakeholder expectations. We have also committed to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), aligning our emissions targets with climate science. These efforts reflect our commitment to continuous improvement and long-term environmental responsibility