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Rainforest Partnership protects and conserves tropical rainforests, critical assets in the climate crisis.

2021 Impact Report
OUR IMPACT
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What we do

Rainforest Partnership protects standing tropical rainforests by working directly with local and indigenous communities, organizations, and governments at all levels in community-centered conservation projects. 

We target the root causes of deforestation and sustain long-lasting rainforest conservation through: 

- Community empowerment and sustainable livelihoods
- Conservation management and forest regeneration
- Biodiversity research and environmental education
- Global activation and engagement programs

From the Peruvian Tropical Andes to the Ecuadorian Amazon, our holistic, ground-up solutions and trust-based partnerships support resilient communities, preserve and regenerate critical ecosystems, and create long-lasting conservation impact.

Explore our projects on the ground using the map below:

Our Work

Working directly with indigenous and local communities as guardians and economic participants, our integrated approach supports sustainable livelihoods, thriving biodiversity, and long-term forest protection.

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Recent Successes

Why Rainforest Partnership?

Our holistic, partnership-based, and people-powered solutions generate higher impact at lower costs. 

Our team is on the ground every day, working together with rainforest communities and local stakeholders of all kinds. That's why our results are real, immediate, and lasting. 

Our holistic strategy targets the root causes of deforestation, both locally and globally, bringing us closer to our global goal of ending deforestation by 2030.

Scroll for some of our successes in 2021:

Three Kichwa women standing in front of a pond in Ecuador. Two are holding bags with baby cachama fish for their project.

In 2022, we empowered over 100 Kichwa women in the Ecuadorian Amazon by supporting sustainable livelihood projects that build economic resilience.

We protected 149,500 acres in the Ecuadorian Amazon by supporting indigenous communities’ stewardship of the rainforest and resistance to deforestation.

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New species of frogs

We discovered new species of frogs and supported critical biodiversity conservation in northern Peru, in one of the most threatened ecoregions in the world.

We convened 84 speakers and 1,000+ attendees from 73 countries for the World Rainforest Day Global Summit, contributing to 10M social media impressions.

We convened for World Rainforest Day Global Summit

UN Sustainable Development Goals

We design our projects to be resilient, forward-thinking, and grounded both in local leadership and in global strategy on forest protection, climate mitigation, biodiversity conservation, and the development of just and
sustainable economies. 

These are the UN SDGs that our work fulfills.

No poverty UN Sustainable Development Goal.Gender equality UN Sustainable Development Goal.Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 10 (Reduced Inequalities) = Equal symbol with arrows on all four sides pointing outwards from center in compass rose patternSustainable cities and communities UN Sustainable Development Goal.Responsible consumption and production UN Sustainable Development Goal.Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 13 (Climate Action) = Eyeball with pupil as the EarthIcon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15 (Life on Land) = Tree on simple land graphic with birds flyingPeace, justice and strong institutions UN Sustainable Development Goal.Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) = Five circle venn-diagram
No poverty UN Sustainable Development Goal.Gender equality UN Sustainable Development Goal.Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 10 (Reduced Inequalities) = Equal symbol with arrows on all four sides pointing outwards from center in compass rose patternSustainable cities and communities UN Sustainable Development Goal.Responsible consumption and production UN Sustainable Development Goal.
No poverty UN Sustainable Development Goal.Gender equality UN Sustainable Development Goal.Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 10 (Reduced Inequalities) = Equal symbol with arrows on all four sides pointing outwards from center in compass rose patternSustainable cities and communities UN Sustainable Development Goal.Responsible consumption and production UN Sustainable Development Goal.
Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 13 (Climate Action) = Eyeball with pupil as the EarthIcon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15 (Life on Land) = Tree on simple land graphic with birds flyingPeace, justice and strong institutions UN Sustainable Development Goal.Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) = Five circle venn-diagram
Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 13 (Climate Action) = Eyeball with pupil as the EarthIcon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15 (Life on Land) = Tree on simple land graphic with birds flyingPeace, justice and strong institutions UN Sustainable Development Goal.Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) = Five circle venn-diagram
Icon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 13 (Climate Action) = Eyeball with pupil as the EarthIcon for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15 (Life on Land) = Tree on simple land graphic with birds flying

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Join Rainforest Partnership as we protect tropical rainforests,

critical places on Earth for biodiversity and climate sustainability.

The time is now! For the forest, for our planet, for our future!

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