A Ghana where every restored acre is measured, monitored and owned by the people who made it possible.
Making reforestation trustworthy.
Too many tree campaigns end at the donation — nobody knows whether the tree was planted, where it stands, or if it survived. We built Yendia around a field-grade monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) system so that doesn't happen here.
Local field officers plant and geotag every seedling with a mobile app, capture photographic evidence, and return for monitoring visits. That evidence becomes your impact — visible, traceable and honest.
What we plant, we account for.
Yendia grew out of Ghana's climate and restoration work as a dedicated tree-planting programme. It brings together local communities, field science and modern technology to restore degraded landscapes across the country — starting in the Eastern Region and growing outward.
The name carries a simple promise, and the whole system exists to keep it: what we plant, we account for.
Three commitments, and the system that enforces them.
Restore, don't just plant
We prioritise indigenous species and agroforestry that rebuild ecosystems and support livelihoods — not fast-growing monocultures that look good in a photo.
Measure everything
Every tree is registered with GPS, photographed, and revisited. Survival, health and growth are recorded honestly — a replaced tree never hides a lost one.
Share the proof
The data field teams collect flows straight to your dashboard. You see your trees, their locations and their real impact — not a marketing estimate.