The program seeks to roll out agroforestry projects as a means of preserving the Colombian dry forest, adapting to climate change and providing alternative economic and food solutions to farming populations of African descent and/or who have been displaced. 

We plant, among other species, the Maya Nut Tree, a tree which is beneficial for biodiversity, soil and water source regeneration, generating alternative sources of revenue and food.  

This programme has also enabled the development of the Tamandúa solidarity brand of forest products.

Agroecology includes a belief in respect for the environment and a vision of a more inclusive social order. This is why Envol Vert thinks this program with a strategy that allows not only the inclusion of women in the projects but also the development of their autonomy. As women’s emancipation is complementary to both environmental conservation and economic development, Envol Vert has a strong will to bring coherence without interference in the projects supported by the association.