Tree Aid's work in Mali

Mali

Two-thirds of Mali, a large country in West Africa, is desert. In the south of Mali where we work, most people rely on farmland for food and income. But climate change is making farming unpredictable and life tough. As a result, over a third of the population are living in extreme poverty.

We have been working with communities to tackle this since 1993.

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hectares of forest lost between 1990-2016
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people live in extreme poverty
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people suffer from food insecurity

Our projects

In 2021-22, our projects across Mali saw a range of positive impacts. There has been a 292% increase in the number of women in natural resource management organisations!

In another project, we support 1,853 people to make their land more fertile, grow trees and improve their incomes, and trained women participants in soil and water conservation techniques.

Find out more about our projects, past and present, in Mali.

New project

Growing the Great Green Wall

New project

Growing the Olympic Forest

In progress

Empowering women in rural Mali

In progress

Promoting forest governance in Segou

In progress

She Grows: working with 1,000 women

A women in Koulikoro in Mali standing and smiling in front of trees.

Completed

Restoring Koulikoro

A women in Koulikoro smiling in front of trees.

Completed

Regreening Koulikoro

A women in Mali walking through her village with a watering can to tend to her trees.

Completed

Strengthening forest management in Mali

Our impact in Mali in 2017-22

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people helped
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trees grown
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new hectares protected

The Great Green Wall

Tree Aid is working with communities across Africa to grow trees and restore land in support of the Great Green Wall movement. This African-led initiative envisages an 8,000km mosaic of restored land across the Sahel that will transform the lives of millions living on the frontline of the climate crisis.