Organisations that we work with

ekko works with trusted organisations to ensure every contribution drives real, measurable impact. Our network spans global leaders and grassroots initiatives, covering climate action, biodiversity, and pollution reduction.

Gold Standard

Gold Standard sets the benchmark for high-integrity carbon projects. Established by WWF and other NGOs, it certifies projects that avoid, reduce, or remove carbon emissions while supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Conservation International

Conservation International protects nature at scale, from forests to oceans. They’ve helped safeguard more than 6 million km² of land and sea across 70+ countries, combining science, policy, and community partnerships.

Conservation Collective

Conservation Collective is a network of local foundations funding grassroots conservation. They empower communities to restore habitats, protect biodiversity, and build climate resilience through on-the-ground action.

Tusk

Tusk supports African-led conservation projects across the continent. From tackling wildlife crime to reducing human–wildlife conflict, Tusk accelerates solutions that protect endangered species and sustain local communities.

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)

RSPB is Europe’s largest nature conservation charity. Founded in 1889, it restores habitats, safeguards bird populations, and works globally through BirdLife International to tackle the nature and climate emergency.

Prevented Ocean Plastic

Prevented Ocean Plastic intercepts ocean-bound plastic and turns it into certified recycled packaging. So far, over 2.5 billion bottles have been collected, supporting local livelihoods and preventing pollution at scale.

Justdiggit

Justdiggit regreens degraded land in Africa through community-led restoration. With techniques like rainwater harvesting and tree recovery, they’ve already brought back millions of trees and restored hundreds of thousands of hectares.

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