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IN THE FIELD
Ongoing Projects
At 751 Earth, our ongoing projects span continents and sectors—advancing climate resilience, sustainable finance, food security, biodiversity protection, clean energy, and inclusive economic growth.
Each initiative is developed in partnership with governments, investors, and local communities to deliver measurable, lasting impact and support the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Explore how our work is helping shape a more resilient and prosperous future for all.
Advancing solutions for a resilient and sustainable world.
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Solar Power
Multiple Locations, 100GW Solar Power systems. Solar energy is a clean, renewable power source that is location-flexible. It reduces greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on fossil fuels. It offers sustainable energy solutions critical for combating climate change, supporting economic growth, and ensuring energy security worldwide, especially for remote and underserved communities.
Nigeria Data Center
Building an AI-Focused Data Center in Nigeria
The critical necessity for robust, resilient, and sustainable power and cooling infrastructure to support the intensive computational requirements of AI. Success hinges on navigating Nigeria's evolving regulatory landscape, addressing distinct security considerations, and strategically leveraging local partnerships and investment incentives.
In Development
Zambia
African Food Security Centre of Excellence (AFSCoE–Zambia)
A proposed university-anchored initiative advancing climate-smart agriculture through training, applied research, agripreneurship, value-chain development, and precision farming using soil and microclimate sensors. The project includes procuring 1,000 hectares of land to establish a practical training and innovation hub, aiming to equip up to 5,000 youth over the next five years with sustainable agricultural and entrepreneurship skills to support self-reliance, food security, and rural economic growth.
In Development
Amazon
Sacred Foods
The Sacred Food Initiative is a proposed territorial network being developed by the 4rest4all Foundation to support Indigenous food systems across the Brazilian Amazon. Working with Indigenous organizations and communities, the initiative aims to protect traditional agriculture, medicinal-plant knowledge and the biodiversity of forest ecosystems. The proposed network would connect key territories to strengthen food sovereignty, preserve cultural practices and support sustainable, community-led economies. The initiative recognizes Indigenous food systems—many of which are led by women—as sophisticated models of ecological stewardship. By supporting agroforestry, seed preservation and ancestral knowledge, the project aims to contribute to biodiversity conservation, climate resilience and Indigenous self-determination. Program status: This initiative is currently in development. Its scope, partnerships, funding and implementation timeline remain subject to confirmation.
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PEYATA
Promoting Empowerment of Youth in Transitional Agriculture
The PEYATA Project is a forward-looking initiative aimed at empowering youth through climate-resilient, artisanal, and transitional agriculture. At a time when food systems face increasing pressure from climate change, land degradation, and limited livelihood options for young people in rural and peri-urban settings, PEYATA provides a bold, inclusive platform for transformation.
Bio Farm
Multiple Locations
The algae-to-oil biofarm utilizes algae as a feedstock to produce biofuels. Algae, particularly microalgae, are rich in lipids (oils) that can be extracted and converted into biodiesel or other renewable fuels. This process offers a potential alternative to traditional fossil fuels, with advantages like rapid growth and the ability to be cultivated on non-arable land.
In Development
Jamaica
Desalination plant - Geothermal and Solar
Hurricane Melissa severely affected Jamaica’s water infrastructure, disrupting reliable access to water and exposing vulnerabilities within an already strained system. In response, 751.ATLANTIC is developing a proposed hurricane-resilient desalination project powered by solar energy and battery storage. The approximately USD 160 million initiative is being designed to provide safe, reliable water for around 250,000 people while strengthening Jamaica’s resilience to future climate events and growing demand. Program status: The project is currently in development. Its scope, funding, partnerships and implementation timeline remain subject to confirmation.
Peru
Sacred Foods Initiative
This Peru-centered initiative, in collaboration with our local representative in Peru to establishes a research and cultural preservation center dedicated to documenting and advancing indigenous sacred food systems while creating real, measurable impact on the ground. Anchored by a regenerative cacao corridor and expanding into ancestral foods such as coffee, maca, guayusa, and ayahuasca, it connects investors with forest communities, mobilizing capital to restore ecosystems, reduce deforestation, and build a thriving, biodiversity-based economy that delivers both financial returns and lasting environmental and social impact.
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