About ARI

Strategic Goals

Five goals that turn the mission into a measurable programme of work.

A Sudanese monitoring lead records measurements in a restored landscape.
Measuring early restoration progress.

1

Restore Services & Build Local Capacity

Rehabilitate health, education and water systems, and equip local institutions to sustain them.

2

Stabilize the Environment

Scale reforestation, water management and land restoration to secure livelihoods and food security.

3

Strengthen Local Governance

Build community-led institutions capable of planning, delivering and managing recovery independently.

4

Prevent Conflict through Integrated Recovery

Link services, environment and governance to address the root causes of conflict, not only its effects.

5

Mobilize Sustainable Financing

Build long-term partnerships and diversified revenue streams that reduce dependence on short-term aid.

A North Kordofan pastoralist walking beside cattle through an early-stage restored grazing corridor with young dryland trees and a livestock water point.
A formalised grazing corridor in North Kordofan.

From goal to ground

Goals become measurable work

The flagship Integrated Pastoral Forest Project carries four of these five goals at once: restored rangeland, secured water, strengthened local institutions, and negotiated grazing corridors that reduce competition over land.