Environment Partners

GPFF initiatives include those that mobilize volunteer efforts to address environmental issues. Most noted is the Rivers of Peace Initiative which now includes major efforts on the Nairobi River in Kenya and Bagmati River in Nepal.  Tree-planting and reforestation projects are also underway in numerous nations.  Among the partners on these projects are:

• Office of the Kenya Prime Minister
• Kenya Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources
• United Nations Habitat, Kenya
• National Museums of Kenya
• Vision 2030, Kenya
• Kenya Junior Chamber of Commerce
• National Youth Parliament, Kenya
• Junior Chamber International Nairobi Central, Nairobi
• Nation Media Group, Kenya
• Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
• Safaricom, Ltd, Kenya
• Effective Microorganism
• Kenya National Environmental Management Authority
• Planning Kenya
• Community Jiko, Kenya
• Kihuru Tree Nursery and Landscapers, Nairobi
• Kenya Ministry of Education
• Africa Nazarene University, Nairobi
• Langata District Peace Committee, Nairobi
• Kenyatta University
• City Council of Nairobi, Kenya
• Oshwal Education and Relief Board, Kenya
• Total Kenya
• Unilever Tea, Kenya
• Kenwo Forestry, Kenya
• Nairobi Dam Trust
• Tuskys, Kenya
• Strathmore University, Kenya
• Nairobi Sailing Club
• Kenya Scouts
• A Todo Pulmon(Paraguay)
• Paraguay Respira
• High Powered Committee for Integrated Development of the Bagmati Civilization(HPCIDBC)  (Nepal)
• Kathmandu Metropolitan City (Nepal)
• Pashupati Area Development Trust (Nepal)
• Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) (Nepal)
• Himalayan Alliance for Climate Change (HIMCCA) (Nepal)
• YENDHO (Nepal)
• KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) (Republic of Korea)
• Interreligious Council Nepal (Nepal)
• ION, NTFP (Nepal)
• Creative Promotion (Nepal)
• Dow Chemical– working with the Office of the Kenya Prime Minister and GPFF on the environmental restoration of the Nairobi River Dam.