Projects & Partnerships
Re-Alliance works alongside trusted partner organisations to co-create and implement regenerative projects throughout the world. Re-Alliance's role is usually in strategic design, project co-design and management, research, as well as producing educational materials, M&E, and disseminating information. See below for more information on some of our recent and current projects and collaborations.
Special thanks to our generous funding partners from the public as well as Trusts and Foundations, including but not limited to Treebeard Trust, the JAC Trust and Lush Cosmetics.
Regenerative Refugee Settlement in Nakivale Uganda
Co-designing and building a Regenerative Settlement with 20 households in Nakivale Refugee Settlement, Uganda.
In partnership with:
YICE Uganda, Arup, Re-Alliance
Integrated Water Management Plan
Designing & Implementing an Integrated Water Management plan in Nakivale Refugee camp, Uganda.
In partnership with:
YICE Uganda and Fluxus Design
Rubondo Integrated Settlement Masterplan Design
A participatory master plan design process for a refugee settlement of 20 households.
In partnership with:
Yice Uganda and Arup
Creating Arborloo Composting Toilets
Building eight Arborloo compost toilets in Nakivale, Uganda.
In partnership with:
Unidos Social Innovation Centre
Regenerative Camps and Settlements: Piloting Interventions
Partnering with Re-Alliance members to showcase regenerative interventions in displacement contexts.
In partnership with:
Re-Alliance Members
Gardening in Small Spaces in Cox's Bazar
Evaluating the impacts of home gardening in small refugee dwellings in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
In partnership with:
BASD; Asian University for Women
Mobile Wind Power
Community designed micro-wind turbines for camps and settlements.
In partnership with:
School Of The Earth
Growing Mushrooms in Reusable Buckets
Minak Projects trialled mushroom growing in reusable, upcycled containers in a refugee settlement.
In partnership with:
Minak Projects
First Response to Trauma
Psychosocial support and community building for trauma healing.
In partnership with:
SACOD
Building Wicking Beds in Tongogara
Building water-saving growing beds in a water-scarce refugee settlement.
In partnership with:
Fambidzanai Permaculture Centre
Vermicomposting Toilets
In Bekaa, Lebanon, Farms Not Arms built three vermicompost toilets for refugee families. These innovative toilets use worms to convert human waste into compost.
In partnership with:
Farms Not Arms
Urban rooftop garden in Al-Buriej Refugee Camp
Growing food gardens on rooftops in Gaza, showcasing urban growing in places with limited access to land.
In partnership with:
Gaza Urban & Peri-Urban Agriculture Platform (GUPAP)
Regenerative Urban Agriculture
MOCGSE led a project focussed on supporting conflict-affected areas with regenerative urban agriculture demonstration and education.
In partnership with:
Mount Oku Center for Gender and Socioeconomic Empowerment (MOCGSE)
Regesoil: Community Composting
Collective community composting sites in Nakivale Refugee Settlement.
In partnership with:
Unidos Social Innovation Centre
Ecosan Composting Toilets
Urine diversion, dry composting toilets in a barrel, enriching soils for more nutrient-rich crops and healthier people.
In partnership with:
YICE Uganda
Reimagining Urban Ecosystems in Greece, with Sporos
A community-led initiative transforming urban spaces in Greece into resilient, biodiverse ecosystems through regenerative design and education.
In partnership with:
Sporos Regeneration Institute
Building Treebogs in Kakuma Refugee Settlement
FHE built several twin Treebog composting toilets in Kakuma Refugee Settlement. These are raised composting toilets which feed 'humanure' directly to perennial plant roots.
In partnership with:
Farming & Health Education (FHE)
Lime-Stabilised Soil Building in Cox's Bazar
Disaster resistant eco-buildings made from locally sourced materials in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
In partnership with:
Bee Rowan & International Organisation for Migration (IOM)
Non-Digital Communications for Capacity Building
Analogue learning materials for regenerative food growing in refugee camps and settlements.
In partnership with:
Kajulu Hills Ecovillages, Green Releaf
Grey Water and Rain Water Harvesting for Food Growing in Syria
Piloting Grey water and Rain water harvesting and irrigation for food growing in Syria.
In partnership with:
Syrian Academic Expertise, Malteser International
Re-Alliance Members' Film Collaboration
Participatory filmmaking to share stories of regeneration in action.
In partnership with:
Re-Alliance Members