Klimahelden
Plant-for-the-Planet Foundation
Felix Finkbeiner was nine when he challenged the UN to plant a trillion trees. Today Plant-for-the-Planet has trained 12,000 youth climate ambassadors across the German-speaking world. Each one returns to their school and trains others. Not a classroom exercise — a movement with 800,000 trees in the ground.
Impact Metrics
Climate Ambassadors
Trees Planted
CO₂ Sequestration
Sustainable Development Goals
Quality Education
Climate Action
Life on Land
About This Project
Verification Standard
Verified to the highest environmental and social standards, with independent auditing.
Standard: UNFCCC/BMZ Verified + Registered Stiftung
Epekto sa unang tan-aw
Ilisag unit aron makita ang target nga pondo sa proyekto, tinuig nga sequestration, ug area nga na-restore.
Nag-raise: kini nga proyekto wala pa'y gipublish kini nga sukod. Ang mga verifier reports nag-refresh quarterly.
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