Resilient Communities. A Sustainable Future.
According to the World Meteorological Organization's State of the Climate in Africa 2025 report, extreme weather and climate-related events affected at least 13 million people and caused over 3,000 deaths across Africa in 2025.
Climate change is already changing lives.
Drought alone affected 8.5 million people in Ethiopia during a five-month period, with the Ethiopian Disaster Risk Management Commission reporting that affected populations urgently need food assistance.
The WMO report also reveals that Africa is warming faster than the global average, the continent's glaciers have lost more than 90% of their area since the late 19th century, and sea levels along African coasts are rising faster than the global mean.
Perhaps most alarming, only 40% of African countries have multi-hazard early warning systems, a critical gap in the infrastructure needed to save lives and livelihoods.
When a mother cannot feed her child because the rains failed, when a girl drops out of school because her family must migrate in search of water, climate change becomes a direct assault on every other pillar of our work.
Environmental resilience protects every other pillar.
Movit Foundation pursues environmental resilience because we cannot build healthy, educated, gender-just communities on a dying continent. We are not waiting for global agreements to save us. We are planting the change, one tree, one community, one adaptation at a time, because African communities must drive the change that secures their own future.
Building resilience from the community up.
Resilient Communities
Environmentally resilient communities sustainably manage natural resources and adopt locally driven solutions to reduce climate risks and protect ecosystems.
Community-Led Action
Strengthen community-led natural resource management and climate resilience through conservation, sustainable livelihoods, and locally adapted environmental practices.
Sustainable Solutions
Communities implement practical, locally led environmental solutions that protect ecological systems, reduce environmental threats, and sustain livelihoods.
Local solutions for a changing climate.
Tree Planting & Literacy
Scale up tree-planting and environmental literacy campaigns.
Climate Risk Planning
Support community climate risk assessments and local adaptation action plans.
Climate-Smart Agriculture
Promote drought-resistant crops, water harvesting and agroforestry.
Ecosystem Restoration
Facilitate community-led restoration of degraded ecosystems.
Green Livelihoods
Support renewable energy, eco-tourism, waste recycling and other green livelihoods.
Grassroots Sub-Grants
Provide sub-grants to grassroots organizations implementing environmental projects.
Turning environmental commitment into action.
Ongoing tree planting, recycling, solar plant installations, waste management, and wastewater treatment initiatives across Movit Africa operations.
Communities trained and equipped with knowledge on tree-planting and environmental care.
Clean energy options and climate-smart farming are being adopted in target communities.
Building an African Foundation Built to Last.
By 2030, Movit Foundation will drive change across seven African countries by building 150+ schools that deliver quality education, expanding maternal health services that save mothers and newborns, unlocking economic power for women entrepreneurs locked out of a $50 billion financing gap, and strengthening community-led climate resilience, all while building a sustainable, indigenous African foundation that proves African communities can solve African challenges.
Overall Goal
A strong, vibrant, and sustainable Indigenous African Foundation.
Strategic Objective
Nurture Movit Foundation into the leading indigenous African foundation supporting health, education, gender justice, and environmental resilience.
Long-Term Outcome
An effective, well-resourced, and sustainable foundation capable of delivering long-term impact.