Milton Buherero from Kirama Village in Kiyanga Subcounty, Mitooma District, was one of the first five farmers to join the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project in 2003. Since then, the project has brought remarkable change to his life and his community.
George Banturaki from Kiyanga Subcounty, Mitooma District, is one of the pioneer farmers who joined the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project in 2003. The income from carbon payments has helped George pay for his children’s education and other home improvements.
Paturi Tukamuhabwa from Kiyanga Subcounty, Mitooma District, is a proud member of the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project. Since planting 610 trees, his life has transformed thanks to the financial and environmental benefits of sustainable tree growing.
Betty Nsigaireho, from Bitereko Subcounty in Mitooma District, is one of the pioneer farmers in the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project. Since joining in 2003 and planting 1,000 trees, her life has changed in many positive ways.
Lilian Bandi stands as a pioneer in the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project, recalling her journey with gratitude and a profound sense of purpose. Her involvement began with a workshop training by ECOTRUST, an experience that laid the foundation for a transformative chapter in her life.
Harriet Musinguzi, from Bitereko Subcounty in Mitooma District, joined the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project around 2003 through a women’s group trained by ECOTRUST. She planted 694 trees.
Anne Natukunda, from Bitereko Subcounty in Mitooma District, joined the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project in 2003 and planted 1,800 trees. Today, she serves as the Local Council Chairperson in her community.
George Bangirana’s journey with the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project began as a legacy passed down from his father, an active TGB farmer with a substantial forest of diverse tree species. George’s connection to the project deepened after his father’s passing, as he took over a portion of the family forest.
Wilson Turyahikayo, from Bunyaruguru subcounty in Rubirizi District, has been a key figure in the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) Project since it began in 2003. His passion for tree growing started even before the idea of carbon payments, thanks to inspiration from John Tagawa, a staff member of the District Forestry Services. Wilson eagerly joined the TGB project when ECOTRUST got involved, expanding his tree-growing efforts
Restetuta Rwabayambire, from Bitereko subcounty in Mitooma District, is a leader in the Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project, starting in 2003. She is not only a farmer but also the LC1 Chairperson of her community and a respected church leader.
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