Livingstone : Zambia
FOOD FOREST FOUNDATION
Maluka Food Forest is a multi-layered project spearheaded in Zambia to convert barren land into regenerative ecosystems
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Maluka Food Forest
Maluka Food Forest is a multi-layered project spearheaded in Zambia to convert barren land into regenerative ecosystems, create foundational food security and provide the tools, resources and knowledge for community-based economies to scale.
The project will include planting and growing large-scale diverse forests that consist of upwards
7 layers of harvestable food production.
The inspiration for Maluka Food Forest is partly in response to global climate change. Together
we will create food security within local communities, promote a circular economic model and
offer impactful, real opportunities for for-profit companies around the world to off-set their
carbon footprint and/or invest in local community growth.
This is a pioneer project, reintroducing an ancient farming technique and promoting a new
economic model to be replicated throughout Africa and possibly the globe.
Together we’ll redirect the current status quo around where food comes from, how food is
distributed and who has access to food while empowering community development and
offsetting the global carbon footprint.