The arboRise foundation pursues the following goals: - to combat climate change through reforestation in accordance with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals 13 and 15. - to experiment with natural reforestation methods that strengthen biodiversity and share the results of these experiments. - to interest local populations in reforestation and enhance their forest heritage. - to raise awareness among populations in high-income countries about the usefulness of reforestation as a means of combating climate change. The foundation does not pursue any economic goals and does not aim to make a profit. The foundation's reforestation campaigns are implemented in countries located in the southern part of West Africa (notably Guinea, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin) with the aim of creating a wildlife and flora corridor linking, through agroforests, the natural parks of these countries. The initial region, from which the reforested area will be gradually extended, consists of the sub-prefectures of Linko, Damaro and Konsankoro in the Prefecture of Kérouané in the Republic of Guinea.
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