Partners

Without the support of our partners, the Greenmanjaro would not be possible. Their trust, commitment, and generosity are the foundation of everything we do, helping us turn ideas into meaningful on-the-ground impact.

STRONG PARTNERSHIPS ARE BUILT ON TRUST

“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”
African Proverb

Greenmanjaro initiates, facilitates and supports climate-care projects in the Kilimanjaro region. We are not a Tanzanian entity, and therefore work exclusively with trusted local organisations that understand the country, its communities and local customs.

We also collaborate with selected Dutch partners when specific expertise or services cannot be sourced locally in Tanzania to the required standard. We are particularly grateful to our long-standing partners MBB and hey.iszo+ for the many hours of expertise and commitment they have contributed, and continue to contribute, to Greenmanjaro projects.

Partnership is a strategic, long-term form of collaboration in which organisations combine their strengths to achieve shared goals. At its heart is a mutual benefit: creating greater value and impact together than either partner could achieve alone.
Strong & Successful partnerships are built on:
Shared goals - Working towards a clear, common purpose.
Trust - Creating open, transparent and reliable relationships.
Mutual respect - Valuing each partner’s expertise and commitment.
Clear communication - Defining roles, responsibilities and expectations.
Shared strengths - Combining knowledge and perspectives to create greater impact.

Key partners

FTK-FOUNDATION

FTK -Foundation for Community Transformation in Kilimanjaro
FTK is a non-governmental organisation registered in Tanzania, and a joint initiative of the Dutch FEMI Foundation and TPC Company Ltd. FTK has always believed in empowering communities. From the beginning, villagers took part in planning and running projects. Today, FTK programmes are managed locally, with oversight by our Tanzanian Board of Directors. This ensures solutions are sustainable and relevant.

Stichting Pharus

Our invaluable partnership with Stichting Pharus has enabled Greenmanjaro to take its educational mission to the next level. Their generosity and trust made it possible to create and distribute our student book, The Future Is in Our Hands, and to launch our highly successful Kili Kids Lighthouse Festival, bringing our Educational Lighthouse Programme to more than 40 schools and communities.
Pharus means lighthouse, a beacon of light, guidance and hope, a philosophy that closely reflects our shared ambition to create meaningful and lasting change. Inspired by the festival's success, our Kili Climate Days are now bringing Climate Care education directly to even more young people and communities.

We are immensely grateful to Stichting Pharus for their trust, generosity and continued commitment to Greenmanjaro and the children we reach together.

HAPPY GREEN WORLD

Happy Green World is a Dutch foundation that develops educational programmes around waste, water and energy. Its programmes encourage sustainable behaviour among children aged 6 to 14 and provide practical knowledge that helps young people understand their role in protecting the environment.

AFRISOS -AFRICAN SCHOOL OF STORYTELLING

Our partnership with Afrisos brings powerful storytelling to our educational programme. Afrisos preserves Africa’s rich natural and cultural heritage through community-driven storytelling, inspiring and educating young audiences through impactful environmental films, strengthening awareness and engagement around climate action.

TFS – TANZANIAN FOREST SERVICES

"A centre of excellence in the conservation and sustainable supply of quality forest and bee products and services in Tanzania." We are deeply grateful to Tanzania Forest Services (TFS), especially the TFS Northern Zone Office, for enabling Greenmanjaro and JGI to support the restoration of Rau Forest through planting and nurturing native tree species. The iconic Rau Forest lies at the heart of Greenmanjaro's mission

GOVERNMENT OF TANZANIA

We work with the Ministry of Education of Tanzania on educational projects in schools and collaborate with government authorities at local, regional and national levels. These partnerships help ensure that our programmes are locally relevant, well supported and aligned with broader environmental and educational priorities.

Dr Jane Goodall, DBE (1934–2025)

Jane Goodall was an enduring icon for Greenmanjaro and a deeply admired advocate for nature, conservation and positive change. Her lifelong dedication inspired hope and action in generations of people, young and old, and closely reflected Greenmanjaro's own belief that every individual can make a difference. We are deeply grateful for the example she set, and her remarkable legacy continues to inspire our mission and future generations.

Ajeka & Fox

Ajeka & Fox are both members of Greenmanjaro, combining their creativity with a shared passion for education and the environment. Together, they created two children's books: The Future Is in Our Hands and Semba & Kibo Change the World, inspiring young people to understand how their everyday actions can make a positive difference. The Tanzanian Institute of Education has approved The Future Is in Our Hands for circulation in all mainland schools in Tanzania.

hey.iszo+

hey.iszo+ has been part of Greenmanjaro's journey from the very beginning. Roland and Femke are the creative force behind our visual identity; from our logo, colours and website to The Future Is in Our Hands, campaigns and marketing. Through thoughtful design and storytelling, they help turn Greenmanjaro's mission into a strong and recognisable visual story.
Hey. Iszo is not only a creative partner, but also generously contributes countless hours, ideas and expertise to our work. Their creativity, commitment and continued support make them an invaluable part of the Greenmanjaro family.

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