Offering cultural, economic, educational, scientific and social services in the green branch.
Greening Deserts projects are flexible and can be adapted to local conditions and environments. A greening bus, truck or transporter can reach far regions.
Sometimes less is more! Great projects are mostly simple or easy to understand and to handle. The goal is to simplify and to optimize everything.
The project connects ideas, people and organisations. With innovative combinations and connections it's possible to find for almost everything effective and sustainable solutions.
We all need sometimes help. The best way is to find or research solutions in the internet and to share experiences and wisdom with others who need support. If you can't help yourself, maybe you know someone?
The project cares the Codex Alimentarius and Human Rights, especially in relation to foods, food production, and food safety. Everyone has the right to have a healthy environment, water, food, clothing, housing, medical care and education.
The project wants to work transparent. We respect data protection and privacy. All our members, connected projects, partners, institutions and organisations should follow this Code of Conduct, too.
Greening Deserts visited the climate camp Klimacamp Leipziger Land in Pödelwitz and exchanged with many awesome people about climate chang
Drought and heat are also a problem for the farmers. European farms expect harvest losses of 30 to 50 percent compared to the previous year. In p
Greening Deserts don't just worked out a business plan and master plan for a fast coal exit and sustainable agriculture, greening and forestation
We are proud to announce a new project and initiative for Greening Deserts projects like Greening Coasts and Greening Islands. The world's first
Today is a very special day. Greening Deserts is proud to announce the first palm nursery and tree nursery, for important and rare endangered pla
Greening Deserts started a mammoth project or campaign for our lovely hometown Leipzig in Saxony, Germany. It's called 1000 Mammoth Trees for Lei
Today is World Water Day! More than 1 billion people around the world have no access to safe water. Over 2 million people die each year because o
The dirty German automotive industry, the coal industry and all other polluters killed and still killing tens of thousands of people each year or