Measuring what matters to communities.

Every number on this page represents a learner, a family or a community taking a step towards climate resilience. Here is what we have achieved together — and how we hold ourselves accountable.

Learners reached: 1,200+
Youth ambassadors: 60+
Community sessions: 35
Learning items: 2,500+

2025 highlights

Progress against our 2025 goals

We set clear annual targets for each programme and report progress honestly — including where we are still working to catch up.

Figures are drawn from attendance registers, distribution records and participant surveys, and are reviewed by our board.

Learners reached with climate lessons

1,200 / 1,500

Youth Climate Ambassadors trained

60 / 50

Target exceeded

Community workshops & dialogues

35 / 40

Partner schools with reading corners

6 / 10

Participants reporting improved climate knowledge

86%

Stories of change

Behind every number is a person.

Children holding learning-kit boxes on the steps of a children's home with ACAI volunteers

Community Resilience

Keeping children learning through a hard season

After months of intense heat and unreliable rainfall pushed up food and water costs, a children's home we work with was struggling to cover basics. Our volunteers delivered drinking water, food staples and learning kits — and ran a session on staying safe in extreme heat and storing water hygienically.

Result: 120 children supplied with learning kits and trained in heat and water safety.

Three stages of a carpenter building wooden bookshelves in a school room

Climate Literacy

A reading corner built by the community

Rather than importing furniture, we hired a local carpenter to build shelves on site. The approach cut costs, supported a local livelihood and gave the community a sense of ownership. Teachers now schedule weekly reading periods, including climate and nature stories.

Result: a permanent reading space used by every class in the school.

Young leaders, elders and ACAI facilitators gathered after a youth climate dialogue

Youth Leadership

Young voices, shared priorities

Our youth climate dialogue brought together students, apprentices, young farmers, parents and community leaders. Together they identified three local priorities: tree planting around the school, better waste disposal and climate lessons for out-of-school youth.

Result: 40+ participants and three community-led action plans.

Monitoring, evaluation & learning