Our Global Impact Fund

In association with the World Sustainability Congress, HH Global is supporting high impact carbon removal and biodiversity protection projects globally

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Rainwater harvesting - bunds

Restoring desertified, dry land using techniques including rainwater harvesting

Turtle hatchling protection

Protecting threatened or endangered sea turtles

Enhanced Rock Weathering-Canada

A nature-based carbon removal technology that permanently locks away CO₂

Greenhouse Gas Destruction

Collection and destruction of refrigerants and potent non-CO2 greenhouse gases (GHGs)

The HH Global Impact Fund Projects

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Regreening - Rainwater Harvesting – Water Bunds (Earth Smiles)

Nature-based solutions are now recognised as a key element of tackling climate change. Justdiggit, restores desertified, dry land using proven techniques including rainwater harvesting (digging bunds, or ‘earth smiles’).

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Turtle hatchling protection

Six out of seven species of sea turtles are threatened or endangered. This project protects this "keystone species". This project provides grant funding to the organisations working on small budgets. The funds go towards paying local residents to patrol important turtle nesting beaches, protecting turtles that come up to nest and ensuring that the eggs are protected, and guiding the hatchlings to the sea. SEE Turtles grants have already resulted in 10 million hatchlings being saved! They’re aiming to save 1 billion.

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UNDO Enhanced Rock Weathering – Canada

UNDO spreads crushed wollastonite rock on agricultural land, enhancing soil health while removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through a process called enhanced rock weathering. Enhanced rock weathering is a nature-based carbon removal technology that permanently locks away CO₂ from the atmosphere.

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Greenhouse Gas Destruction

Tradewater exists to improve the environment by collecting, controlling, and destroying refrigerants and halon fire suppressants, which are potent non-CO2 greenhouse gases (GHGs), some of which deplete the ozone layer. This collective activity seeks to prevent the annual release of at least 3 million tons of CO2 equivalent into the atmosphere and is critical to avoiding climate change. The Montreal Protocol effectively banned new production of ozone-depleting substances, but large volumes were produced before the ban, risking re-release into the atmosphere.

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