The Tree Planting Initiative of KIA-JDPH.
jdphfadminOur Tree-Planting Campaign in Northeast Nigeria.
The official launch of our Climate Change Action Project: Plant a Tree, Save the Earth was marked by the planting of 1,000 tree seedlings throughout North-Central and Northeastern Nigeria by Community Health, Justice, and Peace Initiative for Development in collaboration with Kerk in Actie. 
Our committed team travelled to Adamawa State from August 26 to 29 to visit the communities of Kumbula and Shuwa in Madagali LGA and Likuni in Michika LGA.
This initiative goes beyond planting trees. It is about nurturing hope, protecting our environment, and empowering young people to take ownership of the future they will inherit.
When we take care of the Earth, the Earth takes care of us, so we are working together to fight climate change and build stronger communities. 
JDPH Tree-Planting Campaign Update
Our team’s dedication to environmental conservation led to successful tree-planting events in the Butura company and Matalem communities within Bokkos LGA, Plateau State. These initiatives exemplify our ongoing commitment to rejuvenating Nigeria’s landscapes and fostering sustainable development in local communities. Through these efforts, we aim to create a greener, healthier environment for future generations.
From Nchiya and Pushit Communities, Mangu LGA, Plateau State
With the generous support of kerk in Actie, our team moved to Nchiya and Pushit communities of Mangu LGA, Plateau State, to continue this initiative of cultivating a greener and healthier environment for all.
Together with the local community, we are taking bold and meaningful strides toward environmental sustainability, rural development, and climate resilience, planting hope, one tree at a time.
Tree-planting inTampul community, Askira Uba LGA, Borno State.
As part of our Plant a Tree, Save the Earth campaign, our team visited Tampul community in Askira Uba LGA, Borno State, marking the final phase of this transformative project.
We are proud to take action that reflects our long-term commitment to environmental responsibility and rural development. 
So far, we have planted 1,000 seedlings across North Central (Plateau State) and the Northeast (Adamawa and Borno), each one a symbol of hope and a promise for tomorrow.
A heartfelt thank you to our donor, Kerk in Actie, the welcoming communities we have partnered with, and the dedicated volunteers who made this initiative a success. Together, we are nurturing a greener, more resilient future.
